Rosemary is a great ingredient for hair care. It’s natural astringency helps keep hair’s moisture regulated, while addng gorgeous condition and shine. This leave-in hair treatment combines Rosemary Hydrosol with moisturizing Bee’s Milk, regenerative Royal Jelly Powder, soothing Aloe Vera Gel, and a touch of Honey and Lemon Fragrance. A little Horse Tail Extract boosts the shine up a little more, making this a great recipe for daily use, or an occasional moisturizing booster.
Rosemary & Honey Conditioning Hair Spray
Makes 16 ounces, by volume
Ingredients
- 11 ounces Aloe Vera Gel
- 2 ounces Rosemary Hydrosol
- 2 ounces Lemon Honey Floral Water
- 1 ounce Bee’s Milk
- 1 teaspoon Glycerin
- 1/2 teaspoon Horsetail Powdered Extract 4:1
- 1/2 teaspoon Stinging Nettles Powdered Extract 4:1
- 1/4 teaspoon Royal Jelly Powdered Extract 1X
- 1/2 teaspon Grapefruit Seed Extract
Directions
Combine the Powdered Extracts and Royal Jelly Powder in a small beaker or mixing bowl, then add the Rosemary Hydrosol a little at a time while mixing it into the powders. Mixing this portion gradually will help the powders to dissolve fully into the spray mixture. Once the powders have dissolved completely, pour the mixture into a large beaker along with the Aloe Vera Gel, Floral Water, and Bee’s Milk. Next, add the Grapefruit Seed Extract and Glycerin and mix well. Carefully pour the spray into spray bottle containers.
Usage & Packaging
This light conditioner can be sprayed onto wet or dry hair for additional softness and shine. We recommend using our 4 oz. or 8 oz. Brushed Aluminum Bottles for this recipe. Sprayer Tops come in Black and White. Although this recipe does include a mild preservative, it should still be used or discarded within 3 months unless an additional preservative is added. For more information on using preservatives, check out the helpful links on our Preservatives page.
Note: Some users may find the scent of Lemon Honey Floral Water to be quite over powering. If you’d prefer a lighter scent, replace all, or a portion of the Floral Water with Distilled Water. 
What can be used instead of bee’s milk?
Thanks in advance
Hi Vonnie. There aren’t any true substitutes for Bee’s Milk in this kind of recipe, but you could certainly omit it in this case. This will reduce the moisturizing properties of the recipe, and will lighten the texture quite a bit. If you’d like to add another kind of moisturizer, you might consider a 50/50 blend of Polysorbate 20 and your favorite moisturizing hair oil. Argan, Broccoli Seed, Camellia, Ungurahui, or Black Cumin Seed Oil would all be good choices.
Is there a kit for this Rosemary & Honey Conditioning Hair Spray
Hi Monique,
We don’t offer the Rosemary & Honey Conditioning Hair Spray as a kit (we’ll keep it in mind!), but you can click on the link to each ingredient to add them to your FNWL shopping cart and assemble your own kit. 🙂