Coconut oil, jojoba oil, a teaspoon of aloe vera and castor oil.
I don't suggest you use that hard yellow stuff they call shea butter at the beauty supply. Order it online. Mango is good for this too.
Boil a pot of hot water. Place shea butter along with any other butter and place it in a bowl and place bowl over the pot and cover so that it can melt.
Don't melt it over the stove, otherwise you'll cook out the nutrients.
Remove bowl. Add your oils w/aloe and blend using a hand blender until it liquifies. You can also add a scented essential oil to it. Put mixture in a container.
I usually put my mix in the fridge for ten minutes. Re melt using method above so that the shea is not grainy. Sometimes I will do that, but not often.
Result? Creamy and very moisturizing that will make your hair very moisturized and soft.
You can also use it on your body too!
I noticed that my hair is thicker and the growth is excellent.
There are a ton of recipes online, but this is what I use. I also use the Vatika coconut oil because for my hair, that in itself is moisturizing for my hair and it has all of the goodies in it.
Vatika coconut oil
Shea butter
Mango butter
Jamaican black castor oil
Aloe vera from whole foods
Jojoba oil
And I ise Frank & Myrhh essential oil for scent or sometimes grapefruit.
Blend like cake batter and you're in there!