| Vinegar Rinse |
| Wednesday, 28 November 2007 00:00 |
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This tip is for those of you who have bought any of my Premium Bars and double them as shampoo bars. Since the day Total Attraction (a Premium Bar) was ready, I used it on my hair everyday. But I also noticed that it does not render the same “feel” like regular shampoos do (of course, it does not contain all those synthetic, chemical ingredients that shampoos normally have). My hair would feel a bit clingy and rough when used alone, so I always followed it with my favorite conditioner (yeah, it’s still synthetic–> I’ve discovered a solution! Please read on “My Natural Solution to Hair Conditioning”). I know my handmade soaps are far better for my hair than regular shampoos, but I also wanted it to feel conditioned afterwards (well, we all got used to that, right?). Then I read about vinegar rinse and how it helps make the hair feel manageable after using natural shampoo bars. The reasons behind having rough hair after using natural shampoo bars are: 1) when soap residues do not thoroughly rinse off from our hair, usually when we use hard water, 2) when chemical residues from previous shampoos are left behind, and 3) when we shampoo our hair, the cuticles open up and this makes our hair feel rough and coarse. Our hair feels softer when it’s slightly acidic, and with the third reason in mind, vinegar helps in closing the hair cuticles. It also helps remove any soap residues left behind. So what you do is put 1-2 tablespoons of any vinegar in a dipper (tabo) filled with water and use it as your final rinse after shampooing with my Premium Bars. You may leave it on or rinse it out. I’ve been doing this for quite some time now and it works! I can stick to using my Premium Bars without worrying about rough and course hair afterwards. Now, I can say that all my bath products are 100% NATURAL! NOTE: Feel free to link to my posts. But if you would like to re-post and share any of my natural tips in your own website, kindly e-mail me first for permission. Thank you! |


Vinegar Rinse
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