Do You Feel That Your Hair Gets A Bad Build Up?

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Orchid K.

Apr 4, 2013

Orchid K.

If you have a build up from using shampoo and conditioner daily, use vinegar! Vinegar? Yep! So you take about 2 cups of warm water and 2 cups of white vinegar and mix them. I use it once a week from all of the build up in my hair. It works so well! Make sure you don't get it in your eyes though, it will hurt! Do this once a week and your hair will still be smooth! First I get in the shower, I rinse my hair, then I put the diluted vinegar in my hair and rinse it thoroughly, then I just use my daily hair products. It really is a life saver. The day after you do it your hair might have a strong, weird smell if you don't rinse out the vinegar enough. It still might have a light scent of vinegar if you rinse good but its not that bad. Hope I helped. You can leave comments down below if it helped or you can comment on my page. Xoxo.

Orchid K.

Apr 4, 2013

Orchid K.

Build up is the shiny or darker hair at your roots.

Eileen A.

Apr 4, 2013

Eileen A.

Thanks for the advice! :)

Chloe N.

Apr 5, 2013

Chloe N.

A clarifying shampoo is much safer to use. They have a very alkaline pH so they can get rid of all the product (waxes and such), the mineral buildup and chlorine. You shouldn't use it a lot. Only when that buildup occurs. However that's what they're there for.

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