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In this article I'll show you how to make hibiscus oil, shampoo and conditioner in few easy steps with the help of my lovely sister. My mom used to make hibiscus oil and conditioner occasionally but my sister never used them until now. The home remedies contest has finally inspired my sister to try out my moms hibiscus home remedies. *I'm writing this after 2 weeks! I had to experiment the hibiscus home remedies I made and wanted to show everyone the difference! I made my sister to use the hibiscus hair remedies after every 2 days for 2 weeks. I've attached pictures of my sister's hair before and after 2 weeks. You might not be able to see or understand some differences in the picture, such as- softness. My sister's hair is more silky, soft and hair fall has reduced. So, don't worry, give it a try, feel the difference and keep your hair happy :D Step 1: Materials Needed To make these Hibiscus Home remedies for hair you...

Ever had a used tea-light with no or minimal wax and wick. Ever wondered what you could make of those used tea-light molds? Well,  recycling  is not a necessity in a way it's an art. You can customize anything when you recycle. I'm going to show you how to recycle those old, used tea-lights to make beautiful oil lamps. Oil lamps are easy to make and can come of good use in the long run. So lets begin making some tea-light oil lamps. Step 1: Things You Require Used tea-lights Cotton Fiber Tweezers Castor oil And that's about it,lets make. Step 2: Clearing the Mold Using a tweezers, remove the unwanted wax and wick from the tea-light. With a clean cloth wipe the mold to remove any trace of wax. Step 3: Making the Wick Spread the cotton fiber to form a thin sheet. Then roll it up between your palms. Roll and stretch until you have a wick a wick of sufficient t...