Rinse Your Hair With This Diy Apple Cider Vinegar Recipe
So, how do you actually use it at home? We investigated. What does this have to do with ACV rinses? Well, it can explain the mechanisms behind the benefits. Since ACV is more acidic (around 2-3 on the pH scale), it can help lower the hair fiber’s pH back to normal levels after rinsing. So the idea is that when you rinse it with something acidic—hello, apple cider vinegar!—it brings the pH back down and seals the cuticle shut, leading to shiny, soft strands....