Hey! I forgot to mention this in the video, but this is not something you should be using every wash, depending on how often you wash your hair. I think this rinse is great for using once a week, but some people prefer to use it bi-weekly or even monthly :)
I use shampoo bars (soap based) so, I have to do a ACV rinse every time because the water in my house is really hard. The rinse makes my hair shiny, soft and bouncy. My scalp has never been so healthy and clean. I love apple cider vinegar!
I do it once a month, sometimes putting a little more time in between. It has a lot of benefits, but it's a bit harsh, too. Also, it doesn't have to ACV, you can use reg vinegar. If your hair is thicker or u have a diff texture (you're black or non-blk poc) leave on your hair for 20 mins, then rinse.
ACV I’ve noticed is that the effects are more noticeable the days after so if you don’t notice results right away don’t be discouraged a lot of these types of treatments are more beneficial the days after just so y’all know♥️
I've been using AC vinegar after every wash for about ten years. I need it especially when traveling because it gets rid of buildup from hard water. When traveling I never know what the water quality will be like so I always bring some with me.
Love this! Another tip to get rid of the smell is to use a scented oil like the rose elixer 🌹. A suggesting for the next rinse is nettle tea or green tea rinse.
Have you ever heard of the ucpe method? In Portuguese: umectar, condicionar, pausar e enxaguar. It's a good way to take of the oil after a oil treatment(in Brazil we called it "umectar"). It's simple: you apply the oil, leave it for as long as you want and to remove it you apply some conditioner(a good amount, it's best to use a silicone free one) pause(for 10-20 minutes and then rinse it off. Works amazingly! Cleans the oil without striping your hair like shampoo does, it's like a Co washing but better hahah
Yesss yess.... plz do make a video on dandruff... oily scalp and dry scalp dandruff.. and also provide some DIY's ... ohh 1 more thing... as winter has started and i found dryness along my hairline..lil scaly too...thought it was dandruff but its not... so i tried flax seed gel and fresh Aloe Vera ..its works very well... Btw i also want you to make video on "Dry Patches Along Hairline ".. Love from India..
Something to notice is to not use a conditioner that has a pH higher than 5 after the ACV rinse. This rinse is not only to wash your hair but also to close the cuticles and prevent frizz.
It's gratifying to see such a nice YT channel get so many views and comments. And the two who gave it thumbs down must be jealous. Thank you for educating and inspiring beautiful hair! ♥
So far I'm loving the challenge!!! I've been subscribed to your channel for a long time but this is the first time I've tried one of your growth challenges and I'm regretting not trying one before
Once a month, I pre-shampoo with 1 part baking soda/5 parts water after an oil treatment. I use the apple cider vinegar rinse every 1.5 weeks for upkeep. I was using the ACV after conditioning but I will use it beforehand like you suggested! Can't help but wonder if other people smell the vinegar when I sweat at the gym. 😅
You made a video about fungal acne but didin't mention AVC. I've recently starting drinking APV and applying it on skin since it's anti-fungal (as mentioned). I mix ACV with lemon juice to help with the taste. I can't say it's been effective because my fungal acne was mostly cured by the time I started AVC but it seems to be a good product with many uses.
Ana you are truly the best for hair care! I have been dealing with horrible dandruff (I am 4 months postpartum not sure if this has anything to do with it) for the past few months. Especially right around the front of my hairline. I will for sure start the ACV rinses but if you could please do a video on dandruff i am sure many of us would be so grateful! You have been a godsend for hair care though! Thank you! And merry christmas 💝
Also if you recommend to not do this each wash, what could we use to help condition in between weekly ACV rinses? Unfortunately I have to wash my hair daily (sometimes every other day) just due to my job. Thanks for any advice.
I really want to buy some but idk where they sell it in my country, and it might be expensive hahah, i talked to my mom about it and she told me that my dad's grandma (an african woman) used to use it pure on her hair without diluting it and that she had really long, really shiny hair
I get so excited when you put new content, I’m gunna try the ACV rinse. I’m excited for when u upload your new haircare routine as well ❤️🤟🏼 You have gorgeous hair and I’ve been watching your vids for a while. You’re part of the reason I stopped using heat, and make up (except mascara and eyeliner) haha! I’d love to see you review Shea moisture shampoo & conditioner && also the love beauty and planet cuz omg they smell amazing
So you should definitely shampoo before using ACV rinse? Cause it’s my wash day so my hair is very oily but I already put on the acv rinse lol. Is shampooing after gonna defeat the rinse’s purpose? Or can the acv rinse be used as shampoo?? Sorry I’m new to this!! Thanks for this video !
Definitely gonna try it, thanks Anna for all the useful information ♥️♥️ Also I'm facing this constant trouble that my hair a starts feeing heavy once it crosses a certain length and I feel Mt neck bending forwards a lot more, even when I'm just sitting . For me that length is just below my butt and I keep trimming 2-3 inches so as be comfortable. I'm planning to get my hair cut into big chunks of layers so as to maintain its length as well as reduce the thickness of my hair but I've heard that getting layers really damaged the ends of your hair. Is that really true?
Not necessarily! When you layer the hair, the longest layer just ends up being the thinnest because ofc you took away some weight of the hair. You've also created ends for each layer so just have more places available to experience split ends. When I was growing my layers out I didn't notice more breakage, but just continue to follow your routine and take care of your hair :)
I like to put my conditioner over the acv! I'm honestly not sure if that does anything, but the acv runs into my eyes and I'm kinda paranoid about eye stuff! I find the same smoothing and shine effect still happens!
Oh wow 🥰 I’m really nervouss try. I’m not a big fan of apple sscider vinegar too sstink for me but if it make my hairsss shinny like yours I guess I gotta do! I love you 😘 your videos help me sso much
Hey I love your videos ! I have a question tho ! As of late I've been super OCD with my hair and try avoid getting split ends, I trim occasionally, I wash with lukewarm water, oil my hair and wear protective styles, but I see split ends regardless... do you have split ends regardless of how well you care for your hair ? I even take the time to carefully cut the split ends before the split more. Am I doing something wrong ? HELP!
Hey! My hair has never been 100% split end free. Some people are blessed with really resilient hair that doesn't split frequently at all, and unfortunately I'm not one of those people lol. I don't stress about them unless they're so bad that it's effecting my length and my hair's overall health. If you're keeping up with regular trims, your treatments and your routine, and your hair is in a relatively healthy state otherwise don't stress! It sounds like you're really on top of your hair care so don't overthink it too much :)
@@OrganicallyAnna oh my God thank you so much I feel now that I hear someone who knows more about hair care I could kind of calm down a little LOL I also heard that henna helps thicken and strengthen hair I haven't dyed my hair in years and I don't plan to anytime soon but I hear it's more of a protectant rather than a hair dye I'm not sure if you know anything about that? Would you recommend it?
Can I also use acv rinse after I oiled my hair with olive oil ? I wanted to oil my hair with olive oil and after 30 minutes I wanted to wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner. The last step would be the acv rinse. Can I do it like that ?
I did this, and it took almost a month of washing to get the stink of vinegar out of my hair 😭 I could smell it; my husband could smell it; it was terrible and embarrassing not to mention it really didn't make my hair any better.
When I first made this I used a Third of a cup to two cups of water. My hair was very dry and I used a mask afterwards and a leave in conditioner and my was greesy the next day. I have chin lengh hair. How much apple cider vinegar should I use and how much water. Also is it supposed to make your hair dry. If so I will do a mask afterwards like I did last time.
I tried this today and my scalp feels clean but my hair ended up so greasy I had to put dry shampoo into it and it feels all ick again 😔 any chance you know why this happened?
Hi Anna, you're videos are fantastic and So informative. Allow me to humbly share 1 small piece of advice with you, bearing in mind that I'm a follower and love your content. Maybe you should consider adding some sort of animation to your videos, or something that doesn't involve alot of talking. Only because continuous speech feels like a lecture and then it becomes monotonous and I feel like I'm zoning out. I hope you got my point. Thanks
Thanks love! My videos are mainly for information, I'm not very good at editing or anything like that so I try to include demos of what I'm explaining when I can. I'm just not an animated person 😅
Hey Anna! Have you ever tried hair products by "Lola Cosmetics"? It's a brazilian hair care brand and I'd love to know your opinion on it since they have products that follow all 3 steps of the capillary schedule. Also, it's easy to find in Portugal. Love you!
It's one of my favourites :) I haven't incorporated it into my hair treatments very much, but it's one of my favourite scents and I like to use it in my essential oil sprays or in my diffuser haha
I've ready quite a few different articles, most people say it's fine and some people say to avoid it 🤷🏻♀️ I think it's best to do some research and maybe try it once or twice to see how you feel :)
Hey! I really enjoy watching your videos I always try applying them to my hair since my goal is to have Long and healthy hair.I been watching videos about how to take care of your hair and hit masks and trying every oil and mask, basically everything for about 3 years now. My hair grew a few inches but not as much as I wanted it to grow. I tried many hair oils but none of them really worked, so you recommend any oil.I really want to try the black seed oil so if you know any type of black seed oil that I could use because I remember you making a video about it. My hair type is shiny smooth and wavy. The length is under the shoulders. It’s kinda thin.
I love black seed oil, it doesn't really matter which brand you use as long as it's 100% pure black seed oil with no other ingredients, like silicones. I always mix it with a carrier oil because it's strong and I apply it all over my hair and scalp :)
Heck yeah! It does help with frizz for me! I’ve been doing it for almost three months now and my hair is nice and shiny with no frizz. I don’t soak my hair in ACV like she did in the video. I just pour it over my hair. So I’m assuming if you soak it, it will help you more with frizz
My hair was soooo thick and damged so bad and when I started taking care of it and started to putt masks , my hair started to become thinner and thinner idk why and i am sooo worried I’ve always had a thick but unhealthy hair now i have a healthy silk and super THIN hair .. idk what to do and what’s wrong can someone help me ? ): .
Unfortunately once you lose thickness in your length from breakage you can't make it thicker until the hair grows back out. I do have a video about thick hair so maybe some of those tips will help :)
How long is your hair now? When most peoples hair gets longer it weighs down and looks thinner than it was when it was shorter etc. But go to a dermatologist just in case if you are that worried
@@OrganicallyAnna hmm... But you'll never know 😉 I have more wavy than curly hair (2a-c). Search for wavy hair at first, super curly hair is very different and you won't get better results following them. Follow some CG groups in Facebook too, a lot information there, but take it slowly, eventually it will all make sense. Let me know if you would like some help with that, I have some TH-camrs recommendations and other tricks too. ☺️
I did it for a whole month after conditioner i would pour it on my hair and let it sit for a few mins before rinsing with cold water and here's what happened: I have 1b/f/ii hair and this did work in making my hair shiny and pretty easy to detangle For the first few washes... However the ph in it (or something) somehow messed up my leave in and made my hair over moisturized (yes its a thing it CAN happen) it felt gummy.. stretchy .. omg just horrible! So I had to stop it for the sake of my hair. And I hated how I smelt afterwards hahaha. I dont know what it did but I had to use my protein products for like a whole month just to get my hair looking decent. So moral of the story I guess its not for everyone's hair type. Or it couldve just been the type of leave in and sh/cond and it counteracted with the acidity??? Who knows.. But all i know is I will never touch it again😂 im glad it works for you though❤
It definitely depends on your hair type, how often you use it, what the rest of your routine looks like, etc. Hair care and treatments are so trial and error! That's why I like to follow the capillary schedule so my hair is never getting too much of one thing (moisture, nutrition, protein). I find that using the rinse once a week or so, usually after an oil treatment, works best for me. Maybe one of the future rinses I share will work better for you 🖤
Hey Anna, I recently got a haircut (above shoulder length) and I am in love with my hair! My hair is so soft and shiny and much better than when out was elbow length. However, my hair type is in between wavy and curly and I was wondering how I should protect my hair against damage and split ends? Most leave in conditioners have silicones and other harmful substances, but I do use the Sukin hydrating shampoo and conditioner. Which is made with Sulfate and silicones and is completely natural.
My favourite leave in conditioner is the sweet pea leave in from Carina Organics. It's silicone and sulfate free and so are their shampoos and conditioners, which I also love. Calia and The Innate Life also have really good silicone and sulfate free products :) In terms of protecting it now that it's shorter, just continue taking care of it in the same way as if it were long. Try to avoid heat, over-washing, and chemical processing as much as possible. Be consistent with masks and treatments and find a routine that works for your hair type🖤
Actually no. It will only eveal the true color of your hair by removing all the residue on it. If your hair looks brassy you can easily get rid of it with bicarbonate soda rinse and acv
It definitely can if you use it too frequently for your hair type. I like to use it once a week and my hair is also dry. Some people like to use it every other week or even once a month. Start with once a week and see how your hair feels 🖤
Hey! I forgot to mention this in the video, but this is not something you should be using every wash, depending on how often you wash your hair. I think this rinse is great for using once a week, but some people prefer to use it bi-weekly or even monthly :)
I do it a lil bit every time, but i think my scalp as a condition (it's the only way that my scalp is not red and itchy) so i guess it depends 🤔?
I use shampoo bars (soap based) so, I have to do a ACV rinse every time because the water in my house is really hard. The rinse makes my hair shiny, soft and bouncy. My scalp has never been so healthy and clean. I love apple cider vinegar!
I do it once a month, sometimes putting a little more time in between. It has a lot of benefits, but it's a bit harsh, too. Also, it doesn't have to ACV, you can use reg vinegar. If your hair is thicker or u have a diff texture (you're black or non-blk poc) leave on your hair for 20 mins, then rinse.
Can I like use it 3 Times a week?
Is this safe for color treated hair?
I’ve been doing ACV rinses to remove hard water build-up in my hair. Huge game changer! ❤️
Thanks! I didn't know it worked on hard water.
Sara Horvat ACV makes your hair healthy and when it's healthy it brings out its natural texture. It means you have naturally curly hair ❤️
How you are doing it please elaborate
How many times a week? Do you use. 🙏
as soon as she said it dealt with friz, i was hooked.
Like my hair isnt curly it just firzzes.
ACV I’ve noticed is that the effects are more noticeable the days after so if you don’t notice results right away don’t be discouraged a lot of these types of treatments are more beneficial the days after just so y’all know♥️
I've been using AC vinegar after every wash for about ten years. I need it especially when traveling because it gets rid of buildup from hard water. When traveling I never know what the water quality will be like so I always bring some with me.
I wash my hair 3 times a week can I use acv rinse after every wash?
Love this! Another tip to get rid of the smell is to use a scented oil like the rose elixer 🌹. A suggesting for the next rinse is nettle tea or green tea rinse.
Literally just went to the store to get Apple Cider Vinegar..
Have you ever heard of the ucpe method? In Portuguese: umectar, condicionar, pausar e enxaguar. It's a good way to take of the oil after a oil treatment(in Brazil we called it "umectar"). It's simple: you apply the oil, leave it for as long as you want and to remove it you apply some conditioner(a good amount, it's best to use a silicone free one) pause(for 10-20 minutes and then rinse it off. Works amazingly! Cleans the oil without striping your hair like shampoo does, it's like a Co washing but better hahah
That's a really good idea! Thank you 🖤
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Yes!!! She finally uploaded! I’ve been obsessed with your channel lately
Yesss yess.... plz do make a video on dandruff... oily scalp and dry scalp dandruff.. and also provide some DIY's ...
ohh 1 more thing... as winter has started and i found dryness along my hairline..lil scaly too...thought it was dandruff but its not... so i tried flax seed gel and fresh Aloe Vera ..its works very well... Btw i also want you to make video on "Dry Patches Along Hairline "..
Love from India..
Something to notice is to not use a conditioner that has a pH higher than 5 after the ACV rinse. This rinse is not only to wash your hair but also to close the cuticles and prevent frizz.
My hair is 19 inches today, my goal is 30 inches! 🥰❤😍
How long is it now?
It's gratifying to see such a nice YT channel get so many views and comments. And the two who gave it thumbs down must be jealous. Thank you for educating and inspiring beautiful hair! ♥
So far I'm loving the challenge!!! I've been subscribed to your channel for a long time but this is the first time I've tried one of your growth challenges and I'm regretting not trying one before
Once a month, I pre-shampoo with 1 part baking soda/5 parts water after an oil treatment. I use the apple cider vinegar rinse every 1.5 weeks for upkeep.
I was using the ACV after conditioning but I will use it beforehand like you suggested! Can't help but wonder if other people smell the vinegar when I sweat at the gym. 😅
A video explaining dandruff and ways to get rid of it and prevent it would be greatly appreciated? 😊
Thankyou Anna for taking time out of your busy schedule just for us
You made a video about fungal acne but didin't mention AVC. I've recently starting drinking APV and applying it on skin since it's anti-fungal (as mentioned). I mix ACV with lemon juice to help with the taste. I can't say it's been effective because my fungal acne was mostly cured by the time I started AVC but it seems to be a good product with many uses.
Ana you are truly the best for hair care! I have been dealing with horrible dandruff (I am 4 months postpartum not sure if this has anything to do with it) for the past few months. Especially right around the front of my hairline. I will for sure start the ACV rinses but if you could please do a video on dandruff i am sure many of us would be so grateful! You have been a godsend for hair care though! Thank you! And merry christmas 💝
Also if you recommend to not do this each wash, what could we use to help condition in between weekly ACV rinses? Unfortunately I have to wash my hair daily (sometimes every other day) just due to my job. Thanks for any advice.
The innate life scalp treatment helped my dandruff you should give it a try!
Was just checking them out, they look promising - thank you.
I really want to buy some but idk where they sell it in my country, and it might be expensive hahah, i talked to my mom about it and she told me that my dad's grandma (an african woman) used to use it pure on her hair without diluting it and that she had really long, really shiny hair
Girl you are so beautiful💜💜💜 your skin is glowinggg🔥🔥🔥
I get so excited when you put new content, I’m gunna try the ACV rinse. I’m excited for when u upload your new haircare routine as well ❤️🤟🏼
You have gorgeous hair and I’ve been watching your vids for a while. You’re part of the reason I stopped using heat, and make up (except mascara and eyeliner) haha!
I’d love to see you review Shea moisture shampoo & conditioner && also the love beauty and planet cuz omg they smell amazing
Thank you 🖤 I'm trying a Shea Moisture shampoo and conditioner right now and I'll be posting a review once I have formed an opinion on it!
Your face looks so glowy and pretty .. please do a skincare video too and all the diy things you so ♥️♥️♥️
We love you, Anna!!!! Thank you for all the content you put out 💖
So you should definitely shampoo before using ACV rinse? Cause it’s my wash day so my hair is very oily but I already put on the acv rinse lol. Is shampooing after gonna defeat the rinse’s purpose? Or can the acv rinse be used as shampoo?? Sorry I’m new to this!! Thanks for this video !
Yes please!! Do a video about types of dundruff 🥰😍
I say we could make a herbal rince for next month😊😉
Definitely gonna try it, thanks Anna for all the useful information ♥️♥️
Also I'm facing this constant trouble that my hair a starts feeing heavy once it crosses a certain length and I feel Mt neck bending forwards a lot more, even when I'm just sitting . For me that length is just below my butt and I keep trimming 2-3 inches so as be comfortable. I'm planning to get my hair cut into big chunks of layers so as to maintain its length as well as reduce the thickness of my hair but I've heard that getting layers really damaged the ends of your hair. Is that really true?
Not necessarily! When you layer the hair, the longest layer just ends up being the thinnest because ofc you took away some weight of the hair. You've also created ends for each layer so just have more places available to experience split ends. When I was growing my layers out I didn't notice more breakage, but just continue to follow your routine and take care of your hair :)
What would you say to do for straw line ends (very long hair, color treated, and the straw like ends started after switching to natural shampoo)
I like to put my conditioner over the acv! I'm honestly not sure if that does anything, but the acv runs into my eyes and I'm kinda paranoid about eye stuff! I find the same smoothing and shine effect still happens!
Oh wow 🥰 I’m really nervouss try. I’m not a big fan of apple sscider vinegar too sstink for me but if it make my hairsss shinny like yours I guess I gotta do! I love you 😘 your videos help me sso much
😂 I love you so much!!
Hey I love your videos ! I have a question tho ! As of late I've been super OCD with my hair and try avoid getting split ends, I trim occasionally, I wash with lukewarm water, oil my hair and wear protective styles, but I see split ends regardless... do you have split ends regardless of how well you care for your hair ? I even take the time to carefully cut the split ends before the split more. Am I doing something wrong ? HELP!
Hey! My hair has never been 100% split end free. Some people are blessed with really resilient hair that doesn't split frequently at all, and unfortunately I'm not one of those people lol. I don't stress about them unless they're so bad that it's effecting my length and my hair's overall health. If you're keeping up with regular trims, your treatments and your routine, and your hair is in a relatively healthy state otherwise don't stress! It sounds like you're really on top of your hair care so don't overthink it too much :)
@@OrganicallyAnna oh my God thank you so much I feel now that I hear someone who knows more about hair care I could kind of calm down a little LOL I also heard that henna helps thicken and strengthen hair I haven't dyed my hair in years and I don't plan to anytime soon but I hear it's more of a protectant rather than a hair dye I'm not sure if you know anything about that? Would you recommend it?
Omg sometimes I feel like I want to shave my hair off and itch it so ITCHY 😱😭😬
Thanks for all of your videos! They're encouraging and informative!:D I've use apple cider vinegar rinces and they work for me. :)
Can we get front view while using it. It will be really helpful
Can I also use acv rinse after I oiled my hair with olive oil ? I wanted to oil my hair with olive oil and after 30 minutes I wanted to wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner. The last step would be the acv rinse. Can I do it like that ?
Going to do it with my reconstruction mask tomorrow!😊
im a dude shaved my hair to see where my hairline was it was perfect and i hate my buzz cut will try this for fast growth.
Please film a video on dandruff! I’d greatly appreciate it and ps I love your videos n your vibe! What zodiac sign are you?
Thank you! I'm a Virgo and my moon is in Scorpio 🖤
Should I remove it after some time or should I leave it like that
I did this, and it took almost a month of washing to get the stink of vinegar out of my hair 😭 I could smell it; my husband could smell it; it was terrible and embarrassing not to mention it really didn't make my hair any better.
Very nice & useful dear looking so gorgeous i love ur silky shiny long hair very much.
Hi, I'm using the American Garden Apple Cider Vinegar brand. Is this brand okay?
When I first made this I used a Third of a cup to two cups of water. My hair was very dry and I used a mask afterwards and a leave in conditioner and my was greesy the next day. I have chin lengh hair. How much apple cider vinegar should I use and how much water. Also is it supposed to make your hair dry. If so I will do a mask afterwards like I did last time.
Shay Jernigan it’s a 1:3 ratio. (If you use 1 cup of vinegar, 3 cups of water)
What are the best essential oils for the hair and what are their purposes?
Hey Anna please film a vid on dandruff it'd be great if you make one soon
can we use apple cider vinegar in psoriasis??
Once a week is perfect imo
I tried this today and my scalp feels clean but my hair ended up so greasy I had to put dry shampoo into it and it feels all ick again 😔 any chance you know why this happened?
You probably didn't rinse off with shampoo correctly. Then do the rinse.
Hi Anna, you're videos are fantastic and So informative.
Allow me to humbly share 1 small piece of advice with you, bearing in mind that I'm a follower and love your content. Maybe you should consider adding some sort of animation to your videos, or something that doesn't involve alot of talking. Only because continuous speech feels like a lecture and then it becomes monotonous and I feel like I'm zoning out. I hope you got my point.
Thanks
Thanks love! My videos are mainly for information, I'm not very good at editing or anything like that so I try to include demos of what I'm explaining when I can. I'm just not an animated person 😅
Hey Anna! Have you ever tried hair products by "Lola Cosmetics"? It's a brazilian hair care brand and I'd love to know your opinion on it since they have products that follow all 3 steps of the capillary schedule. Also, it's easy to find in Portugal. Love you!
Hi love ! I've never tried them, I'll see if I can get them here in Canada 🖤
@@OrganicallyAnna If you try it out please make a review on it. I know that their capillary schedule line is called "Ghee" btw 🖤
Hey ! I wanted to know, what do you think of the ylang ylang oil ?
It's one of my favourites :) I haven't incorporated it into my hair treatments very much, but it's one of my favourite scents and I like to use it in my essential oil sprays or in my diffuser haha
OrganicallyAnna OOoh thank you for your answer 😍 ! I tried it on my hair yesterday and it seems good, will see later 😉
Hey. Is this the final rinse or do we let it sit for a bit and rinse with water again ??
I rinse it out and then go in with conditioner, some people use it as a final rinse, it's up to you :)
Can i apply acv water after my oil massage?🤔
Is it also suited for coloured hair? Or does the vinegar remove color?
I've ready quite a few different articles, most people say it's fine and some people say to avoid it 🤷🏻♀️ I think it's best to do some research and maybe try it once or twice to see how you feel :)
My hair is bleached and then dyed purple. I use ACV rinses every one to two week without issue.
Hey! I really enjoy watching your videos I always try applying them to my hair since my goal is to have Long and healthy hair.I been watching videos about how to take care of your hair and hit masks and trying every oil and mask, basically everything for about 3 years now. My hair grew a few inches but not as much as I wanted it to grow. I tried many hair oils but none of them really worked, so you recommend any oil.I really want to try the black seed oil so if you know any type of black seed oil that I could use because I remember you making a video about it.
My hair type is shiny smooth and wavy. The length is under the shoulders. It’s kinda thin.
I love black seed oil, it doesn't really matter which brand you use as long as it's 100% pure black seed oil with no other ingredients, like silicones. I always mix it with a carrier oil because it's strong and I apply it all over my hair and scalp :)
Great info. Thanks for the video!
So will it help with frizzy hair and softness and how long do I have to do it for x
Heck yeah! It does help with frizz for me! I’ve been doing it for almost three months now and my hair is nice and shiny with no frizz. I don’t soak my hair in ACV like she did in the video. I just pour it over my hair. So I’m assuming if you soak it, it will help you more with frizz
Is this enough to exfoliate the scalp?
Can I apply this after I rinse out my hair mask?
My hair was soooo thick and damged so bad and when I started taking care of it and started to putt masks , my hair started to become thinner and thinner idk why and i am sooo worried I’ve always had a thick but unhealthy hair now i have a healthy silk and super THIN hair .. idk what to do and what’s wrong can someone help me ? ): .
Unfortunately once you lose thickness in your length from breakage you can't make it thicker until the hair grows back out. I do have a video about thick hair so maybe some of those tips will help :)
Maybe it didnt became thinner, just more tame so it can appear thinner
How long is your hair now? When most peoples hair gets longer it weighs down and looks thinner than it was when it was shorter etc. But go to a dermatologist just in case if you are that worried
@@OrganicallyAnna pls make vidio on it
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Get a blood test to see if you’re deficient in minerals,vitamins,etc.
Can I rinse first and wash it with a mild shampoo?
for sure!
Yes do a video on dandruff please!!
I use the rinse and condition after too!
What about a rinse for curly hair I want to bring back my curls
Is it work for no-poo method?
I had a question have you ever tried olive oil for your hair / scalp.
Yes it's one of my favourites :)
Any particular brand suggestions. Not sure what to look for in an olive oil
It will be best to look for any brand of olive oil but it has to be extra virgin and cold pressed for you to get the full benefits .
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This seems pretty obvious, but I get dandruff the longer I go w/o washing my hair. Please do a dandruff video
it might not be dandruff, it could just be buildup! make sure to brush your scalp every day.
CAN YOU PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO FOR DANDRUFF. I did this today and I still have dandruff 😔😭
Does this help with smelly hair and scalp associated to oily scalp?
Yes definitely :)
Can you just add ACV to your shampoo?
Have you tried CGM? Looks like a promising wave in there 😊
I haven't! I've had a few requests so I might try it. My hair is naturally pretty straight, the waves I have are usually from braids 🖤
@@OrganicallyAnna hmm... But you'll never know 😉
I have more wavy than curly hair (2a-c). Search for wavy hair at first, super curly hair is very different and you won't get better results following them. Follow some CG groups in Facebook too, a lot information there, but take it slowly, eventually it will all make sense.
Let me know if you would like some help with that, I have some TH-camrs recommendations and other tricks too. ☺️
@@maarjai.7751 Thank you so much! I'd love to make a video trying it out, your advice would be much appreciated 🖤
@@OrganicallyAnna where would you like me to write you?
@@maarjai.7751 If you have Instagram feel free to dm me! If not, you can email me at organicallyanna@outlook.com :)
Oooh. I just bought some tooo 💖🤪
What is filtered water?
Are you have straightenen hair
How frequently do we hav to use the rinse
I am looking for the answer as well. If you get to know by chance just let me know...!
I live in Denmark and i dont know where to find itttt!!! Ps love you vids🙏🏽🌼
You can find it at any grocery store or health store! Thank you 🖤
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Du kan købe det i stort det alle butikker. Æblecider eddike ☺️
Thank you 🥰 takkkk
I had the same blanket memories
Is it gross that I wanna wash my hair once a week with just conditioner and just once a month I use a acv rinse?
Not at all, it all depends on your hair type and what works best for you!
Did it take you awhile to transition towards doing this? Or does your hair not produce much oil?
@@Sophia-ol3sk hair doesn’t produce much oil naturally x
💖 thank you
God bless you 💗
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What ratios do you guys use?
Lolo Max 1:3
Dandruffff types plsss
Can you give advise for long hair
That's what most of the videos on my channel are about :)
OrganicallyAnna thanks
Please make more oil masag video 😍
Please do a video about dandruff
I did it for a whole month after conditioner i would pour it on my hair and let it sit for a few mins before rinsing with cold water and here's what happened:
I have 1b/f/ii hair and this did work in making my hair shiny and pretty easy to detangle For the first few washes... However the ph in it (or something) somehow messed up my leave in and made my hair over moisturized (yes its a thing it CAN happen) it felt gummy.. stretchy .. omg just horrible! So I had to stop it for the sake of my hair. And I hated how I smelt afterwards hahaha. I dont know what it did but I had to use my protein products for like a whole month just to get my hair looking decent.
So moral of the story I guess its not for everyone's hair type. Or it couldve just been the type of leave in and sh/cond and it counteracted with the acidity??? Who knows.. But all i know is I will never touch it again😂 im glad it works for you though❤
It definitely depends on your hair type, how often you use it, what the rest of your routine looks like, etc. Hair care and treatments are so trial and error! That's why I like to follow the capillary schedule so my hair is never getting too much of one thing (moisture, nutrition, protein). I find that using the rinse once a week or so, usually after an oil treatment, works best for me. Maybe one of the future rinses I share will work better for you 🖤
@@OrganicallyAnna i do the same thing. The cappillary method saved my hair. ❤ I ditched the vinegar completely for the sake of my nose (and hair) lmao
Hey Anna,
I recently got a haircut (above shoulder length) and I am in love with my hair!
My hair is so soft and shiny and much better than when out was elbow length. However, my hair type is in between wavy and curly and I was wondering how I should protect my hair against damage and split ends?
Most leave in conditioners have silicones and other harmful substances, but I do use the Sukin hydrating shampoo and conditioner. Which is made with Sulfate and silicones and is completely natural.
My favourite leave in conditioner is the sweet pea leave in from Carina Organics. It's silicone and sulfate free and so are their shampoos and conditioners, which I also love. Calia and The Innate Life also have really good silicone and sulfate free products :) In terms of protecting it now that it's shorter, just continue taking care of it in the same way as if it were long. Try to avoid heat, over-washing, and chemical processing as much as possible. Be consistent with masks and treatments and find a routine that works for your hair type🖤
@@OrganicallyAnna thankyou 💜
Thank you 💖
My hair are 22".my goal is 35
Wish me luck
I have blonde hair. Will this damage it/change the color?
Actually no. It will only eveal the true color of your hair by removing all the residue on it. If your hair looks brassy you can easily get rid of it with bicarbonate soda rinse and acv
you are cute, and your eyes got me melted 😍
Thank you :-)
Timing how many words per minute she speaks
Please do a video about DANDRUFF
Is it bad to leave apple cider vinegar in ur hair all night?
Does it dry fine hair ? Like for me my hair is super fine and thin and dry at ends
It definitely can if you use it too frequently for your hair type. I like to use it once a week and my hair is also dry. Some people like to use it every other week or even once a month. Start with once a week and see how your hair feels 🖤
Totaro!!