Essential oils for your hair type:  Adding essential oils to conditioners can help address your particular hair-care needs.  For instance, myrrh and geranium oils can help repair dry , damaged hair, while clary-sage oil can give hair a delicate sheen.  Dandruff may benefit from cyrpess oil, which gently cleanses  the scalp without drying it out, and from tea-tree oil, which helps fight bacterial  infections that can occur with severe cases of dandruff.  Invigorating rosemary oil stimulates circulation and promotes vigorous hair growth which can counteract hair loss and dandruff.

Daily scalp massages enhance the effects of deep conditioning  Grasp the scalp underneath the hair, using the pads of your fingers and gently move it back and forth.  You can also massage your scalp with a special brush, using light pressure and circular motions.  Massaging your scalp should be done for a few minutes wvery day before you wash or style your hair.

If you want your hair to be healthy, shiny and strong, conditioning it on a regular basis is essential. Conditioners consist of three major components: emollients, which soften and smooth your hair; moisturizers to increase the water content of your hair; and proteins that strengthen each hair shaft.

Making your own homemade conditioner allows you to add essential oils which customize conditioners for a range of hair types and needs. Its the best way to insure that you have a natural hair conditioner