Want to do a hair rinse for buildup. My hair is thick & naturally curly. I've researched online & the apple cider vinegar with water sounds pretty good. Any ideas here? Thanks!!
I have used baking soda, 2 Tbsp. I think mixed with my regular shampoo. Works well, hair feels super clean after and not greasy or weighted down.
My stylist has used Neutrogena Clarifying Shampoo for this purpose.
Dawn
A mixture of 1/2 baking soda and 1/2 clarifying shampoo. Use a bunch and let it set for a minute or two. Works like a dream and I do it to myself as well as my daughter when our hair gets all gunky and dull.
Beer. And it leaves a great shine. It may sound weird but I try to use it once a week. I rinse with beer first then shampoo. Just make sure you get it to room temperature first otherwise it's shockingly cold! lol
Baking soda. Ac vinegar can make it look a little greasy. But some use only those two things.... baking soda followed by the vinegar.
Wash with Dawn dish soap, then your usual shampoo.
I use a different shampoo and conditioner for a week. Something just as good.
I use Pantene curly hair and conditioner. Then when I go off it to cleanse any build up I will use something like Herbal Essence. I use it a few times then go back to my Pantene.
I have had friends husbands notice my hair looking different. It shines more, it bounces and curls better too.
Check out www.crunchybetty.com. She has the best DIY, natural solutions! Such a fun site. I'm sure she has plenty of ideas for this.
Your vinegar recipe is the way to go. Absolutely. White vinegar is fine too. I use white vinegar as fabric softener on my towels....it's lovely stuff.
