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 Apple Cider Vinegar Scalp Scrub With Pink Himalayan Sea Salt

I bought this when I started getting dandruff and a dry, itchy scalp. It helped get rid of most of the flakiness as well as product buildup. It smells like apple cider vinegar, which isn't great, but if used before shampooing (as directed) the smell doesn't linger at all. Love this product!!

This is an interesting product. I had a feeling I would have problems with it after reading all the reviews, but I think I figured out a good process so that it works. I got my hair wet and applied it on my roots in sections. Then I rinsed and conditioned my hair. I made sure to rinse very thoroughly. I towel dried my hair and then I was about to blow dry it but then realized it felt horrible at the roots. So I got back in the shower and washed my hair with shampoo. And then conditioned. My hair feels amazing. The reason why I bought this product is because my hair has been constantly greasy for the past 2 months. I dont know what is going on but even after I shower, my hair is greasy. Maybe it's a product build up, but no matter how hard I tried, I could not get it clean. But looks like this product did the trick! I will have to see if it works consistently.

My hair type is 4a, low porosity, and shoulder length. I've been using this scrub for a few months and I love, but hate it. It definitely works and I love the results. I wash my hair once a week along with wash n' go's. If I'm feeling lazy, it won't get washed until a week and a half sometimes 2 < __> Of course, that's where I tend to get mild dandruff, and product buildup etc. After use, my scalp is clear and refreshed for at least a week. Where the "hate" part comes in is the buttery like sludge that's produced during the rinse... A huge L. I can take my nail and scrape it down the top of my hair... it elongates the wash process and tangles the hair. I don't know if the buttery sludge is just the product chemistry of when it hits the water or if it's just the scrub mixing with my scalp and that's why it's producing it? I have noticed a difference if it's used consistently, the amount of the buttery substance is reduced but nevertheless still produced. I do find using the ACV rinse in conjunction helps clear it.. So after trying to figure out the best and fastest way to wash my hair; my process is: 1) detangle and section hair 2) one section at a time, scrub product on scalp and use a scalp comb to massage the product in 3) throw a little AVC rinse on the section and rinse with water 4) lather in more ACV rinse until it gets foamy then rinse and repeat. 5) throw a mask on since ACV can be drying ((highly recommend an avocado and egg yolk mask)) 6) rinse and apply Jamaican castor oil when done All and all: if you got the time, water, and patience to use the product the results are worth it. The price however, may not be worth it. I've had it for about 3 months? And I'm just now at the bottom so.

Submitted 4 years ago

By Mary

From Rocklin, Ca

Verified Buyer

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With this product I have been able to wash my hair only once a week and it still stays FRESH!!

This makes my scalp feel so good and my hair is always more voluminous when I use it. My scalp feels cleaned of buildup and like it's stimulated.