Occasional diluted hair rinses for people who already tolerate acidic rinses.
Use briefly, patch test first, and keep expectations realistic.
What it is
An acidic kitchen ingredient sometimes used as a very diluted hair rinse, but it needs careful proportions and is not ideal for facial skin.
Best for
Occasional diluted hair rinses for people who already tolerate acidic rinses.
How to use it safely
Never use undiluted. Avoid on the face, sensitive scalp, broken skin, color-treated concerns or if it stings.
Simple ritual
Mix 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar into 1 cup water. After shampooing, pour through hair lengths, avoid eyes and scalp irritation, then rinse again with plain water.
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Keep it realistic
Natural beauty works best when it is simple and consistent. Introduce one ingredient at a time, avoid harsh combinations, and stop if your skin, scalp or digestion feels uncomfortable.