How to Remove Product Build up From the Hair

All of those commercial products that we all have been using to make our hair “look good” can build up over time, because they often contain waxes, synthetic silicones, and silica that coats our hair.

Even if you are already using more natural products it can be iron and calcium deposits from hard water or sebum secretion on the scalp that are not helping you to have a healthy hair.

Build up can make adjusting to natural shampoo bars especially frustrating.

These substances are hard to remove from our hair and scalp, the best way to remove product buildup from the hair is to provide a good natural in-depth cleansing.

?Apple Cider Vinegar

Using apple cider vinegar is a great way to remove product buildup.  You just need to wash your hair, as usual, rise with a mix of 2-4 tbsp apple cider vinegar with 1/2 litre cool/warm water let the mixture sit on your hair for 1-2 minutes and then rinse thoroughly.

?Lemon Juice

You can use lemon juice just like you use the apple cider vinegar. Mixing 2-4 tbsp tablespoons of lemon juice with 1/2 litre cool/warm water. 

After the shampoo, rinse your hair and massage your scalp working through your hair. Allow it to soak in for 2-3 minutes, then wash it out with a good water rinse.

?Baking Soda

Baking soda is another great way to remove product build up from hair. Baking soda naturally lifts grease and product residue from your hair.

Combine 1 tablespoon baking soda with 1 – 2 cups warm water in a spray bottle or cup and rinse on your hair and work it through. Then rinse thoroughly with warm water, then shampooing as usual.

Removing product build up is essential for keeping your scalp and hair clean and healthy. 

What are your secrets to remove build up? Let me know everything 🙂 ??

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Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse

Despite the fact that sounds a bit weird to use Vinegar on your Hair, it is not a joke, it’s actually something that you should consider. If you never tried it, I’m sure you probably are a bit skeptical, to say the least 🙂

After starting making my own apple cider vinegar at home, I started to get more and more interested about its benefits for the health, hair, and skin. And one thing let to the other I said goodbye to the traditional conditioners and shampoos for god.

Now I use apple cider vinegar (ACV) to rinse my hair and works wonderfully. It is one of my favorite ways to keep my hair healthy, detangled, and shiny.And I assure you 100% that after you rinse out the vinegar from your hair and your hair dries, it will no longer smell like vinegar at all.

And I assure you 100% that after you rinse out the vinegar from your hair and your hair dries, it will no longer smell like vinegar at all.

Apple cider vinegar is simply the by-product of the fermentation of apples.

Choose the right Apple Cider Vinegar

You can do the vinegar easily at home or you can buy it at any supermarket or health store, the best ones to use on your hair are the ones that are organic, raw and unfiltered.

How To Do an Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse

Mix:  2-4 tbsp apple cider vinegar  + 1/2 liter cool/warm water

(Ues more vinegar for oily hair or dandruff, less vinegar for dry hair, but you can adjust this blend over time to see what works best for you)

  1. Use the shampoo,
  2. Rinse your hair,
  3. Mix the apple cider vinegar and water, in a bottle or jar,
  4. Pour the rinse over your entire scalp, allowing the mixture to run through,
  5. Let the mixture sit on your hair for 1-2 minutes,
  6. Rinse out the vinegar.
Reasons to do an ACV hair rinse
  1. It helps to balance the pH of the hair.
  2. It has antibacterial and antifungal properties
  3. prevents and helps with dandruff
  4. removes build-up
  5. great natural detangler
  6. stimulate hair growth
  7. can prevent hair loss

Please share any experiences or questions, I’d really love to hear from you! ??

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