This DIY Mermaid Hair spray is infused with natural essential oils and promotes healthy hair growth. And as an added bonus, I’m giving you free printable labels to put on the bottles when you make this for yourself!
Need more natural hair remedies? Try this chemical free detangling spray or this all natural hair mask.
I’m not sure about you, but I’m dreaming of the beach and carefree beachy hair. Being at home has made me so much more grateful for the things that I once took for granted like living within driving distance to amazing coastal waters!
The stress of the past year (and also as a side effect from medication I take for my autoimmune disease) has caused my hair to fall out more than normal and look a bit… needy. I asked a friend with amazing hair how she gets it so shiny and long, and she shared this secret- Mermaid Hair Spray!
I’ve had several other friends chime in that the essential oils in this blend really do aid in hair growth, especially Cedarwood. Since the scent of Cedarwood isn’t my fave, the other oils not only promote a healthy scalp and hair growth, but also make the scent smell delicious.
Along with the Mermaid Hair recipe, we’ve also whipped up free printable labels for you to use. It’s suggested you use waterproof label or sticker paper so the image doesn’t smear if it gets wet.
I’ve made several bottles of Mermaid Hair and keep them in our bathroom, nightstand, and pool bag so we always have it when needed. Personally, I like to apply it at the scalp on wet hair after a shower and at night before bed if I know I’m going to wash my hair the next day. The key is consistent use.
With summer around the corner, it seems like it’s the perfect time to show you guys how to make this DIY mermaid hair spray to support long and luxurious hair!
How to Make Mermaid Hair Spray (Video)
This video shows you how easy it is to whip up a batch of healthy hair spray infused with essential oils.
DIY Mermaid Hair Spray Recipe
Materials:
- 4 oz. glass spray bottle
- Water
- 10 drops rosemary
- 10 drops lavender
- 10 drops cedarwood
- 1 oz. witch hazel
- Labels (free printables from yours truly, see below!)
- Sticker or label paper
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- First add your essential oils to your glass bottle.
2. Then add your 1 oz of witch hazel. Fill the bottle the rest of the way with water and shake.
3. Print the Mermaid Hair labels on sticker or label paper. Click below to get your free printable labels for this DIY mermaid hair spray sent right to your inbox:
4. Add your label to your bottle and you’re ready to grow some Mermaid Hair!
How to Use Mermaid Hair Spray
Make sure that you gently shake before each use. Lightly spray on wet hair before styling or on dry hair at night, focusing on the roots. Use consistently for best results!
Not only does this spray aid in hair growth, but it smells amazing. I love that by using natural products we can just assist our bodies (and hair) in doing what it already does best.
What is one of your favorite natural remedies for luscious locks? Let me know in the comments below!
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Denise says
Love this and can’t wait to try it!
Renae says
Very excited, and shocked, to learn I have all three of those oils…that never happens!! I have been noticing thinning in the form of my hair, and started taking collagen recently to keep my hair from falling out. Hopefully this will help it grow back!
Lakia says
People in my area are oblivious to the fact that fast hair growth amino scalp therapy shampoos (obviously with no sulfates, no parabens, no DEA) are a thing. Hair styling enthusiasts can now have longer hair and achieve more possibilities. Surely worth checking out.
Whether you’re studying alopecia, hair damage, avoiding scalp disorders, hair growth, hair and scalp health generally, the same thoughts come to mind.
In general, you should try to steer clear of hair treatments and products that contain chemicals like parabens, DEA or sulfates.
What’s good for your hair is good for your skin all the same.
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