Real talk. I’m not a fan of washing my hair. I’m a 2x week washer (at the most) but when I’m working out a lot in the summertime, my roots get oily. I recently discovered this Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) hair rinse by dpHue and I’m a big fan.
Add ACV Hair Rinse to your routine when you need a clean that won’t strip: daily, weekly, after the gym or when you want to freshen hair without traditional shampoo. It gently cleanses and remove impurities without stripping color or the natural oils that are essential to the health of your scalp and hair.
I was a little bit worried that it might leave me smelling like a salad bowl, but it actually has a lovely scent. It’s infused with additional natural ingredients including Lavender Extract, Aloe Vera and Argan Oil to condition the hair, adding softness and shine, with no scent left behind. It leaves my hair feeling soft, healthy and CLEAN.
Color safe formula, formulated without Parabens, Sulfates, Phthalates, Gluten. Animal-friendly and vegan. Made in the USA using the highest-quality craft-produced Apple Cider Vinegar from George Paul Vinegary.
How To Use dpHue ACV Hair Rinse
- Wet scalp and hair.
- Squeeze excess water out.
- Twist the nozzle open at the top and use the bottle tip to create small parts in your hair, gently squeezing the product onto your scalp.
- Massage into scalp and pull through hair.
- Leave on your head for 1-3 minutes, massaging occasionally. (This is a good time to shave your legs.)
- Rinse thoroughly.
- Condition and style as usual.
Where To Buy ACV Hair Rinse
dpHue’s ACV hair rinse comes in an 8.5 ounce size and a 20 ounce size. I bought the small size the first time to try it, but I’m definitely sizing up next time. You can purchase it from Sephora or directly from dpHue.
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Thanks for sharing such an honest review! It’s always helpful to read real experiences instead of just product descriptions. I liked that you covered the scent, ease of use, and how the rinse performed on color-treated hair. Finding products that cleanse without stripping natural oils or fading color can be a challenge. This review is especially useful for anyone researching Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse before adding it to their hair care routine.