Vinegar question!
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Topic: Vinegar question!
Posted By: AmberJune
Subject: Vinegar question!
Date Posted: July 16 2005 at 8:00pm
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Hey all... I don't have any apple cider vinegar and I really need to clarify my hair....but I do have some regular distilled white vinegar though. Before I try this... ...well...should I try this? Is there a huge difference in the two? Yay Thanksssss! ------------- *AmberJune* http://twitter.com/AmberJune01 |
...no nay 
on the regular white vinegar until I get some apple cider Vinegar?? 
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Posted By: AnaisSatin
Date Posted: July 17 2005 at 12:45am
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ACV smells better in my opinion. Their functions are the same. Both are fermented whathaveyou, and both are almost equally acidic. Go for it if you need a clarifying treatment. Anais ------------- http://anaissatin.livejournal.com">  my LJ , 40 inches long
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Posted By: DaveDecker
Date Posted: July 17 2005 at 5:46pm
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Hi Amber, I use distilled white vinegar -- reputed to be better for blond(e) hair -- and it works just fine for me. I say try it, and if you don't like it you could try the Apple cider variety and see if that is more to your liking. Let us know how it goes! Dave ------------- |
Posted By: honeytree
Date Posted: July 19 2005 at 4:39am
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Posted By: PurpleBubba
Date Posted: July 19 2005 at 5:08am
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I used white vinegar the first time and then used apple after that. I didn't have any problems with either. At least none that I noticed. ------------- 
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Posted By: AmberJune
Date Posted: July 19 2005 at 10:10pm
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Thanks for the replies. I tried the regular white vinegar tonight...and it worked fine. I'm not noticing the smell now that my hair is dry. I first washed my hair then poured the vinegar in...then did my scalp therapy with nioxin and had some good conditioner on the ends of my hair. No complaints here... ------------- *AmberJune* http://twitter.com/AmberJune01 |
Posted By: AnaisSatin
Date Posted: July 20 2005 at 12:38am
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Awesome Anais ------------- http://anaissatin.livejournal.com"> my LJ , 40 inches long
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Thanks for sharing your experience. Posted By: murdoch
Date Posted: July 20 2005 at 1:21am
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hmmm vinger i never knew about that! i might try it- how often do you need to do it?? -------------  my rabbit- her hairs always perfect!
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Posted By: LiliBeach
Date Posted: July 20 2005 at 11:40pm
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I use White Vinegar in the salon. I mainly use it strip the shampoo wax that coats the hair when clients use drug store shampoos, including Pantene, ColorVive, Fruitis, Dove etc. most of them have it in them. Why? because when you use them, it leaves a "slick" feel on the hair when it is wet making the consumer think that it is conditioned. In time it really builds up and you will notice your being heavy and gummy. And it takes ALOT longer to dry. Hair color and perms do not take well with this wax on the hair either. My salon does not guarentee our work if a client has been using these products and tells the client this before each chemical service and if they lie, we know immediately when your hair is wet. Another good trick for removing product build-up is Baking Soda. I use it in the salon on really built up hair. Sometimes, clients think that their hair is very dry when in fact it could be product build-up.Just mix it with your shampoo to make a paste and lightly scrub your hair with the paste. Rinse well, then shampoo again with your regular shampoo. It makes a world of differance! I hope this tidbit of education helped. ------------- I am a professional Hairstylist/Haircolorist with 19 years experience. I have traveled all over the country for my advanced education. I am also a salon owner.:)........and I LOVE Redken!!! |
