Stop wasting your money on products that may or may not work for you. Here are some inexpensive hair remedies that do work. Now what’s in your kitchen? :)

Did you know that Baking Soda mixed with Vinegar will create an inorganic chemical reaction? Be careful, it’s pure magic at its best when you experience the differences! Yes, indeed. Be good to yourself.

Flat Hair Soda Treatment

The reason why many product users suffer from flat and unproductive hair is because of “hair buildup.” Many products on the market today put extra weight inside of the hair shaft (including “claimed shampoo’s, conditioners”, hairspray’s, gels, shiners, frizz controllers, etc.)- and that makes the hair harder to manipulate, creating volume or a head of luxurious fullness. Yes, expensive clarifying shampoo’s do work, but they have one purpose above “common market” shampoos or intended use shampoos. Idea: here is how to make an inexpensive clarifying shampoo at home, using any soapy shampoo: Add a teaspoon of baking soda with a teaspoon of any shampoo, mix them together and apply to wet/damp hair and lightly massage into the hair. Try to avoid vigorous scalp massaging as the purpose is to remove buildup. Once the hair is completely saturated, leave the compound mixture sit for about 2-3 minutes and then rinse with warm water. Shampoo the hair again to thoroughly remove previous treatment. Now style your hair and use your styling products that you are comfortable with. Keep this recipe handy, you’ll know when you need to use the “soda treatment” again. :) You’re welcome.

Cliff

Volume and Shine

Did you know that much of the time many conditioners are more unproductive and expensive, making it harder to obtain that shiny and full hair that one often desires?

In the shower, try this: In the kitchen, mix 1 cup of warm water with 1/4 cup of either red cider or white vinegar. Yes, the smell is gone after rinsing the hair. The purpose is to close down the hair cuticle which gives the hair productivity (Lift) and sheen! Now, off to the shower! Rule of thumb, if you do not use conditioner, let the vinegar rinse sit on for a minute or so and rinse. Remember this procedure happens after shampooing the hair.

If, you feel the need to condition the hair, condition only the ends of your hair, the hair length that is the oldest and more wore out (if you will), on top of the vinegar rinse, finish cleansing the rest of the body and then rinse the hair. I’ve done this on my clients for many years. lol

You’re welcome.

Cliff