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Shiny Hair Rinse
Adapted from The Herbal Home Spa by Greta Breedlove (Storey Books, 1998).
This simple kitchen-cupboard recipe corrects the hair’s pH and removes residue from shampoo and other hair products, creating a healthy-looking shine and bringing out the natural highlights in your hair.
Now that the spring sun is out, let it show the shine in your hair!
INGREDIENTS
If you don’t want even the slightest lightening of color, omit the lemon juice and double the vinegar.
Juice from ½ lemon
2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
1 cup water
To make:
1. Combine all ingredients in a pitcher or jar and mix well.
To use:
1. Shampoo and rinse hair as usual.
2. Pour the mixture on your hair and massage into the scalp and through the hair.
3. Rinse thoroughly with cool water.
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add your comment »I use coconut vinegar to rinse my hair and whole body. The mix is not strict. Just pour a small volume of vinegar in a liter of water and massage in your hair and whole body. It makes my hair soft and my skin smooth. Rinse with water after.
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I use coconut vinegar to rinse my hair and whole body. The mix is not strict. Just pour a small volume of vinegar in a liter of water and massage in your hair and whole body. It makes my hair soft and my skin smooth. Rinse with water after.
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wow, this is a cool in house remedy to make our hair looks more shiny. Thanks for sharing.
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can you do the vinegar rinse even if you colour your hair?
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my hair was being uncooperative and rather plain, so i tried using this rinse right before the dance. it made my hair very soft and touchable, i loved it! thank you so much for the tip, my friends even commented on my hair being especially soft.
p.s. any kind of vinegar should do the trick, because they're all vinegars!
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Is this a good idea for relaxed/permed hair?
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with the honey and olive oil solution, do you just rub it thru and then rinse it out? Doesnt it leave your hair greasy? I have very dry hair and the ends particulalrly, it just frizzes and I cant do anything.
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I have tried cider vinegar and it is good but if like me you have a scourer for hair using a conditioner of honey + olive oil after you shampoo gives you the soft hair yiu have dremt of.
Also if you are short on shampoo or cash just using an eggyolk with warm water will do the shampoo wash trick
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I do this every day after shampooing, except I don't rinse after - the vinegar smell dissipates as your hair dries....it's amazingly good for your hair
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apple cider vinegar is expensive in where i live. will the result be the same if i use cane vinegar?
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