Girl and Hair Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse , ACV Removes Scalp Buildup, Reduces Dandruff and adds Volume, No Sulfates and Color Safe, All Hair Types, with Tea Tree Oil and Shea Butter, 10.1 fl.oz

I have wavy hair and a very sensitive scalp. I'm prone to dandruff and have dry hair, so I don't usually use clarifying products until I absolutely need to because of the build-up from all my dry hair products. I only wash every 4-6 days, and I find that I can use this product every other shampoo if I really want to. Not only does it smell great (minty), but it feels great, too. I love the tingly feeling at my roots and my scalp feels like it can breathe again when I get out of the shower, as silly as that may sound. I find that it helps immensely with a dry, itchy scalp in the winter and cuts through all the sludge of sunscreen and oil in the summer because it somehow manages to effectively clean and leave some moisture behind, which I love. I'm glad I took the leap and purchased - about to buy my third bottle!

This is a must! I have scalp psoriasis and this helps keeps my symptoms at bay, less flaky spots and less itch! I use this at least once a week, mainly on my scalp.

So far, I've used this shampoo once. I have Hashimotos, a disease that causes hypothyroidism. I also have, I believe, 2B category hair (wavy/curly) and I am half German and Half Russian ancestry with hair that is more on the finer, thiner side (it gets tangled easily). I have been plagued with massive hair loss and shedding. I've tried so many different "natural" shampoos at Whole Foods and on Amazon. I've made my own bentonite and rhassoul clay hair cleansers without suds or foam, I've just used ACV (apple cider vinegar), I've tried WO (water only method), I've tried co washing and co wash shampoos (they make my hair greasy and filmy and weigh my hair down). I have tried the Indian powders (soap nuts with and various other names, you can find them on amazon), I was even on a aloe vera juice and ACV once a week was kick for a while. This shampoo seems to do the trick, though, I don't think this will be the end all be all. I'll probably rotate other methods once a week too. That will probably make this stuff last. That said, I'm still trying to find a wash and condition routine that will allow my hair to maintain some seabum without being stripped and destroyed with the "lather, rinse, repeat" mantra I used to follow so many years ago. My scalp is incredibly sensitive, especially after Hashimotos has claimed so much of my health. I've been on a whole body journey. The bottom line: I like this shampoo so far, but I'm not sure it would work for everyone. I'm so glad I found this for me! Good luck on your hair journeys!

Absolutely love this product! I have very fine hair and a sensitive scalp and using this rinse 1-2 times per week helps keep my scalp feeling clean and free of irritation and my hair soft and hydrated without being weighed down.

I just started using this product to assist with the maintenance of my scalp while wearing braids. My scalp usually develop flakes after a couple days. I started using this product 2 days following getting my braids and I have seen a huge difference in this first week. Not many flakes and it feels so soothing on my scalp and reduced the itching I usually have as well. Lastly, it has a nice scent and affordable.