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Gentle Shampoo

Cellulose EcoChic Conditioning Agent Hair Preservative Eco Plus Shampoo Sugar Detergent

Image of woman using gentle shampoo in the shower

Stage 1: (above 70°C)
30% Sugar Detergent

1% Essential Oils of your choice

Stage 2: (room temperature)
64% Boiling Spring Water
1% Cellulose

Stage 3: (below 40°C)
3% EcoChic Conditioning Agent
1% Preservative Eco

Total 100%

Method:
Stir the essential oils into the Stage 1. Stir the Stage 2 ingredients together until thickened, then add to the Stage 1 mixture. Cool down to below 40°C and stir in the Stage 3 (heat sensitive) ingredients thoroughly. Bottle and label.

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