Rescue your Hair with Baking Soda and Vinegar

Rescue your Hair with Baking Soda and Vinegar
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Washing your hair is one of the worst things you can do to it. Crazy, right? You would think that getting out all of that dirt, grime, and grease would benefit it! Well, your shampoo more than likely contains tons of harmful ingredients, chemicals, and can cause lots of yucky product buildup on your hair that can weigh it down and prevent you from being able to style it. Want to know how to save your hair from being harmed PLUS get it squeaky clean? Wash it with baking soda! The baking soda and vinegar method is cheap, effective, simple and chemical-free! Here is how you can use this method. 

Wash your hair with baking soda, then rinse it with an apple cider vinegar rinse. I have discussed this kind of rinse before, but I will go over it again in a sec!

Mix 1 part baking soda with 3 parts water. If you have shoulder length hair, mix about 2-3 tbsp of baking soda with 3x that much water in a bottle. Apply the baking soda and water mixture to dry or wet hair by starting at the roots and working it through to the ends.  Let it sit for 1 - 3 minutes then rinse it out with warm water. After washing and rinsing with the baking soda mixture, you"ll want to use a vinegar rinse. Mix 1 part apple cider vinegar with 4 parts water. Lean your head back and close your eyes, then rinse the mixture through your hair. Rinse with cold water to seal in the moisture and shine!

 

 I am excited to see how this method will improve my hair, by keeping it shiny, healthy, and frizz-free! Have you ever tried a baking soda shampoo? Comment below!

XOXO, Chels

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Diy Honey Shampoo

Diy Honey Shampoo
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As you all know, I have looooong locks. Sometimes I like to try out DIY shampoos to give my hair a break from all of the harsh chemicals in regular shampoo. Want to tone down frizz and help your natural waves shine through? Try this DIY honey shampoo! Here are a few of the benefits of using it:

• Do you have dandruff? The pH of honey is the same pH of your scalp, so it balances it out and fights dandruff?


• Honey moisturizes your hair and since it doesn’t strip your hair of its natural oils, your hair will be softer with less frizz!

Ingredients

• Raw honey


• Filtered water


• A few drops of essential oils

Make the shampoo fresh each time to prevent it from spoiling. The ratio is as follows: 1 Tbs. raw honey and 3 Tbs. filtered water. If you need to, heat the mixture over very low heat to help dissolve the honey. Add essential oils if you want to have some good smellin shampoo! Wet your hair, then massage a little of the shampoo into your scalp and then distribute it all over your hair. Let it sit, and then rinse it out!

 

Get ready for soft, healthy hair!

XOXO, Chels

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