Apple cider vinegar has been the wise woman’s health and beauty ally for centuries. Now science tells us that it promotes blood circulation in the small blood capillaries that irrigate the skin. It is also antiseptic, combating yeasts, viruses and bacteria that can cause infection.
Apple cider vinegar is rich in alpha-hydroxy acids, helping to dissolve fatty deposits on the skin’s surface and reducing scaly conditions, promoting a softer, smoother appearance. This miracle fluid also regulates the pH of the skin.
You won’t believe how many ways apple cider vinegar can be used to promote healthier skin and hair! Find out some of the couldn’t-be-simpler ways to put it to work for you, below:
1. Hair rinse: Apple cider vinegar gets rid of residue build-up on hair, leaving it soft and shiny. Mix 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar with 1 quart water and use as a final rinse after shampooing.
2. Stain remover: If your hands are stained from chopping berries, dab some straight apple cider vinegar on the stains and they’ll disappear like magic.
By Cait Johnson, Assistant Producer, Care2 Healthy Living Channels.
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+ add your ownVery informative article. I use Braggs Apple Cider vinegar diluted as an eye wash to dissolve my cataract.
My nan swore by it!
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Cider vinegar with honey in warm water helps digestive complaints.
my mom always used cider vinegar on my hair as a rinse. It use to smell terrible as a child... but it does air- out! Thanks for the tips on vinegar!
Great article thanks for sharing it, I'm very interested in the health benefits of ACV (Apple cider vinegar) here is a link to a great blog i found last week win tons of information and videos on the subject. Hope you find it useful
Apple Cider Vinegar Blog
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Thank you! the wonders never cease! it also fights mold and mildew
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Nice info,thank you
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