Monday, January 2, 2012

ACV Rinse & Baking Soda Cleansing Tutorial

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8 comments:

  1. I use a version of this with ACV, Perioxide, and water. I suffer from seborric dermatitis and was desperate to end those flakes! I found this on the internet. I also have color treated hair and so far so problems. I shampoo then pour the mixture over my head. I leave it for 5 to 10 mins then rinse.

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  2. Be careful with using Hydrogen Peroxide, it is really drying and especially with colored hair.

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  3. So, how often will you do the ACV rinse with the baking soda? Do you still use a conditioner after shampooing?

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  4. I would use the ACV & Baking Soda combo maybe every 3 month or so because the Baking Soda can be pretty harsh. I have started to use ACV in normal shampoo regimen every 2-3 weeks though. With my Sisterlocks, I don't use any conditioner, just the Sisterlocks "Getting Started" shampoo.

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    1. I'm a newbie to the sisterlock world. Can I start using the ACV in the beginning with the starter shampoo or should I wait for them to mature for a few months and just stick with the shampoo? I have always suffured with itchy dry scelp. Been hear great benefits from the AVC method.

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    2. Welcome to the Sisterlock Family! You can definitely use the ACV Rinse (dilute 3:1) now and then follow the rinse with the 'Getting Started' shampoo!

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  5. Oh another note, thanks for the helpful video, but who is the artist and song on this video?

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    1. Glad you enjoyed! All the artist details are on the video directly on YouTube.

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