DIY ACV Rinse

I know I promised to put up some recipes last week but I didn't even put up a single post. I will rectify that situation now by starting with the recipe for a DIY Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) Rinse, But before that, some info on hair and the benefits of the ACV Rinse.


Many of the hair care products we use, such as soap-based shampoos, bleaches, hair colors, and permanents are strongly alkaline. Hair, on the other hand, has a Mildly acidic ideal pH of 4.5 - 5.5 which is close to that of an ACV (approx pH2.9)

Using an ACV rinse will help balance the pH of your hair and remove the buildup that results from the use of styling products and inexpensive shampoos.

Rinsing also closes the numerous cuticle scales which cover and protect the surface of each hair shaft. This imparts a smoother surface which reflects more light and as a result leaves your hair shinier, smoother and easier to manage.

ACV Rinse


Ingredients
3-5 Tbs Organic Apple Cider Vinegar
1 Liter Water

Directions
1. When you have finished rinsing the shampoo out of your hair, pour the rinse on your hair and massage your scalp. 
2. Rinse it out with fresh water 
3. Condition as usual
NB This is the recipe that I use other recipes call for ratios of ACV to water as high as1:3. I recommend starting low and increasing the amount of ACV if you feel it's not strong enough to get all the buildup off.


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