Baking soda and vinegar

g3sudha · Jun 10, 2015

hi friends

Anyone used baking soda or vinegar to wash the hair??

is this makes soft and silky hair or what??

preethivignesh · Jun 10, 2015

Baking soda to your hair?? I doubt that.notdonesmiley

I heard this combination is used for tiles and bathroom cleaning.

Please check with someone before you use it.

preethivignesh · Jun 10, 2015

I have tried Apple Cider Vinegar on my hair ( if you meant this). It made my hair bit rough and unruly and I stopped after first try..

badhiyakhana · Jun 10, 2015

I have used vinegar on my hair. It really makes your hair very soft and silky. I am using it from 6-7 years.

Yashikushi · Jun 12, 2015

@g3sudha
Think you are talking about "NO-POO" shampoo.
50% says it works wonderfully.
50% reviews says,
Because of its high Ph level B.Soda makes hair dry resulting in severe hair fall,again this is based on personal experience,not on statistical study.
So it depends.

check this thread for
how to make and use it.
I STILL don't use shampoo (No Poo Method)

Baking Soda Alternates
No-Poo Alternatives to Baking Soda – Some Recipes

Thanks.

g3sudha · Jun 15, 2015

badhiyakhana said: ↑

I have used vinegar on my hair. It really makes your hair very soft and silky. I am using it from 6-7 years.
Click to expand...

hi

you use normal vinegar or apple cedar vinegar
you add water to it or not??

g3sudha · Jun 15, 2015

Yashikushi said: ↑

@g3sudha
Think you are talking about "NO-POO" shampoo.
50% says it works wonderfully.
50% reviews says,
Because of its high Ph level B.Soda makes hair dry resulting in severe hair fall,again this is based on personal experience,not on statistical study.
So it depends.

check this thread for
how to make and use it.
I STILL don't use shampoo (No Poo Method)

Baking Soda Alternates
No-Poo Alternatives to Baking Soda – Some Recipes

Thanks.
Click to expand...

hi

i read it in internet the uses of baking soda for hair wash. I too have the doubt that it may cause hair loss, i didnt try.

thanks for the link. i will check it.

jaden · Jun 15, 2015

Have tried vinegar,the synthetic one ,mixed it 1:1 with water and just give a final rinse after shampooing,leaves the hair shiny and silky.But yes dont bother if you have really dry hair.

Lin1321 · Jun 16, 2015

preethivignesh said: ↑

I have tried Apple Cider Vinegar on my hair ( if you meant this). It made my hair bit rough and unruly and I stopped after first try..
Click to expand...

That is because vinegar is a liquid consisting mainly of acetic acid. I'm so glad you stopped.
I stick to my Argan Oil leave in treatment applied after shampoo but before drying and styling. It stops static, makes my hair very shiny and protects my hair from heat damage when using my hair dryer or styling iron. Read the link:
Pro Naturals® Moroccan Argan Oil Hair Repair System and make up your own mind.

preethivignesh · Jun 16, 2015

Lin1321 said: ↑

That is because vinegar is a liquid consisting mainly of acetic acid. I'm so glad you stopped.
I stick to my Argan Oil leave in treatment applied after shampoo but before drying and styling. It stops static, makes my hair very shiny and protects my hair from heat damage when using my hair dryer or styling iron. Read the link:
Pro Naturals® Moroccan Argan Oil Hair Repair System and make up your own mind.
Click to expand...

Thank you @Lin1321. I will definitely give a try. So, u apply this in wet hair right?