Q&A for How to Make Hair Conditioner

Add in some rosemary essential oil! This ingredient is very anti-inflammatory and may help your scalp heal.

Yes. Apple cider vinegar, with "the mother", has all the nutrients needed and balances the pH in your hair.

Yes you can, but it will make your hair smell like caffeine. It should also be noted that it will likely come out in one wash.

Olive oil no. Coconut oil, somewhat: you can dunk the jar in some warm water for it to soften up.

First, you mash up banana. Then add a teaspoon of milk to the mashed banana. Stir and apply to hair. Keep it on your hair for 30 minutes while covered.

Aloe vera can be used as a base. Aloe vera moisturizes your hair and keeps it moisturized.

You could, but it won't contain some of the nutrients found in coconut or olive oil.

Yes. These mixtures do not have any preservative in them, so they need to be refrigerated.

Yogurt without fruit chunks or vanilla beans in it can be used, but Greek yogurt and plain yogurt are best.

Yes. Use a plastic shower cap over your hair while you leave the conditioner in to minimize bugs. Rinse well afterward and make sure to immediately refrigerate the extra conditioner.

The ones with food in them (like mayonnaise and banana) should be refrigerated and used within a week. It is better to stock up on the ingredients and mix up a new batch frequently instead of trying to store homemade mixes for a long time.

If the water is so hard that you think it will mess with the conditioner recipe, then yes, you should use bottled water. You might also like to look into improving the hard water with additives, talk to your local plumber or hardware store.