Terressentials Mix (Make your Hair Wash Last)

If you love Terressentials Hair Wash but need more than a little bit to use it, try out these steps to increase the "life of your bottle".

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Howto & Style

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• organic
• hair wash
• bentonite clay
• aloe vera juice
• natural
• health
• sulfate free
• thick curly hair
• beauty products
• marshmallow root
• mud wash
• tutorial
• aztec secret
• indian healing clay
• mix
• transitioning

[AnaEnigma]

Hey, how many applications do you get out of the mixture you made in this video? That looks like a lot of mixture, like more than 2 treatments.

[DialJ4Jax]

@AnaEnigma Nope, that was one wash for me. I like to use more than a little bit when washing my hair. I like to make sure I have enough to apply to my scalp, my roots, and the rest of the hair shaft paying extra special attention to my ends.

[Manillo]

Nevermind, saw you got it from The Vitamin Shoppe!

[DialJ4Jax]

@Manillo Lol, yes I get it from the Vitamin Shoppe, but I have also been able to get it from Amazon.com as well. 

[natrlchallenge]

Do you need to mix the mud wash? I'm thinking about getting it.

[DialJ4Jax]

@natrlchallenge Sorry for the delay in an answer. You don't need to mix the mud wash. You can use the Terressentials as is or you can just mix up some bentonite clay. It's really all up to you. The Terressentials alone is great, I mix it because I find I need more than 2 tbsp to wash my hair every week.

[Manillo]

Where do you get the marshmallow root from? Thanks in advance.

[DialJ4Jax]

@peepla7 Thanks for the compliment! I'm glad to share what I discover as I continue on my hair journey.

[peepla7]

Oh look! A hybrid! This is the best of both worlds combined. You KNOW you are brilliant don't you? This is seriously awesome.

[DialJ4Jax]

@Roots4U45 That's cool, to each their own.