A close-up view of human hair on scalp (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Mention apple cider vinegar (ACV) in the same sentence as hair care, and most people will tell you that it's a great clarifying rinse to remove buildup of chemicals from everyday use of hair conditioners, straighteners, and styling products. Perhaps, some people had the right kind of hair growing on the right type of scalp because the ACV rinse they tried worked fine on them. There's a sheen and softness to their hair that wasn't there before they had the rinse. Many people, too, swear that through regular rinsing, perhaps every 6 to 8 weeks or when your hair starts feeling heavy, the diluted ACV mixed with baking soda effectively cleanses the scalp and hair of bad mojo . However, I found two dissenting voices among the crowd shouting AYEs and YEAs. These hair care experts explained the dangers of using the ACV rinse too much or too often.
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