How to Make Flaxseed Hair Gel

Soak the flaxseeds overnight., Combine the flaxseeds and water in a pan over high heat, stirring occasionally., Stir gently and constantly when the mixture starts to boil., When the seeds remain suspended in the jelly instead of sinking to the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Soak the flaxseeds overnight.

    This increases gel yield, increases ease of straining, and reduces cooking time. (This step is optional.)
  2. Step 2: Combine the flaxseeds and water in a pan over high heat

    Add Epsom salts, although this is also optional. , Reduce the heat to medium when the mixture's consistency turns into a thin, foamy jelly. , Note:
    Rinse the pot immediately, as cleaning it later will be difficult if you don't do this. , Add any desired ingredients, such as essential oils, aloe vera gel, oils, and butters. , The gel should be about the consistency of egg whites. , Your gel is ready to use.

    Store in the refrigerator for maximum shelf life.
  3. Step 3: stirring occasionally.

  4. Step 4: Stir gently and constantly when the mixture starts to boil.

  5. Step 5: When the seeds remain suspended in the jelly instead of sinking to the bottom of the pan

  6. Step 6: turn off the heat and drain the mixture through the strainer into the bowl.

  7. Step 7: Add a preservative after the mixture has cooled slightly (optional).

  8. Step 8: Whisk the mixture to combine ingredients and break up any clumps.

  9. Step 9: Pour the mixture into the container.

Detailed Guide

This increases gel yield, increases ease of straining, and reduces cooking time. (This step is optional.)

Add Epsom salts, although this is also optional. , Reduce the heat to medium when the mixture's consistency turns into a thin, foamy jelly. , Note:
Rinse the pot immediately, as cleaning it later will be difficult if you don't do this. , Add any desired ingredients, such as essential oils, aloe vera gel, oils, and butters. , The gel should be about the consistency of egg whites. , Your gel is ready to use.

Store in the refrigerator for maximum shelf life.

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