ACV RINSE | HOW TO CHELATE CURLY HAIR USING APPLE CIDER VINEGAR | INDIAN CURLY HAIR 2020

#acvrinse #acvrinseforcurlyhair #chelatingrinse #chelatecurlyhair #clarifyingcurlyhair #clarifyingvschelating
In a previous video, I focused on the differences between a Clarifying and Chelating ingredients. We focused on what kind of buildup is removed by each. I also stressed on the fact that ACV is not a clarifying ingredient and the misinformation surrounded the concept.
If you have not watched that video, please feel free to check it out:
• FINAL WASH, CLARIFYING...
In this video I show you how to use Apple Cider Vinegar on Curly/Wavy Hair for the purposes of removing product buildup, pool water chemicals and hard water minerals.
ACV as an ingredient can be used every 4 to 6 weeks but not more than that, unless you're suffering from dandruff in the winter months and need to tackle the issue asap.
ACV has multiple benefits, it balances pH, it helps with dandruff, it removes buildup from the scalp, it helps unclog the pores on the scalp, thereby reducing hair fall (clogged scalp = hair fall)
In you have acute dandruff (not to be mistaken with a flaky scalp) consider using ACV with the spray bottle method as a pre-poo before you start your wash routine. Leave it on for 30 mins maximum and then go in with your regular shampoo.
If you're considering using ACV as a chelating ingredient to remove buildup from regular product use (ie leave in condition, hair creams, mousses & gels) you can go in with ACV in a shampoo form or the DIY form in-shower, post your regular shampoo and conditioning steps.
It might been counter-intuitive to condition your hair before stripping it clean right? Why add product, when the aim of chelating is to remove product buildup... no???? I did struggle with the logic behind it myself. Let us remember that we aren't here to reinvent the wheel. We're here to learn and grow together. If you stumble upon valid literature stating otherwise, you how where to find me.
For now lets say that, upon reviewing the existing literature out there, I was unable to find a decent article that did not recommend this step. Let us assume that the best reason for this could potentially be, freshly detangled hair.
Now lets talk about ACV. This magical ingredient really packs a punch with its medical properties. You can absolutely add this ingredient to your routine if you have straight hair. In this video, however, we're focusing on how to use it, if you are following the curly girl method in India and are looking for a DIY or a store bought solution.
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[@bhartirachit9]

Ultimate routine for good hair and to control hair fall and dandruff. 1. Scalp massage 2. Combing with a comb made of neem wood 3. Don't opt for very tight hairstyles 4. Avoid excessive heat styling 5. Protecting your hair from the sun 6. Stay hydrated 7. Balanced diet 8. Proper sleep 9. Hair Mask. After oiling, wrap your hair in a hot towel for a while 10. Hot oil application and regular washing with herbal oil and shampoo from littleextrra cocoonioon 11. Yogasana with inverted positions that help blood circulation and stimulate the hair follicles.

[@esthersimick8054]

Every video is better than the one before! I love it! Useful tips and such a thoughtful presentation!!! Love!

[@MichelleManuel]

Thank you Esther!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@shubhanimitra2042]

So detailed, Michelle! I love how you hand-hold your audience through every step. ❤️

[@MichelleManuel]

The attempt is always to create the content I wish I had, when I first started. ❤️

[@amrapalidasgupta3103]

Shubs u have wavy/curly hair too right?

[@shubhanimitra2042]

@@amrapalidasgupta3103 I have wavy hair but more straight than curly.

[@amrapalidasgupta3103]

@@shubhanimitra2042 try cgm.. Am sure it will change, coz as far as I remember you from school days you have wavy hair that's waiting for the transition 😁

[@shubhanimitra2042]

@@amrapalidasgupta3103 but I prefer the straightness. I had once curled my hair slightly, the look did not suit me.

[@KC-ge2ui]

Amazing stuff! Keep up the good work!!

[@MichelleManuel]

Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@seematiwari3332]

Liked it. I usually follow shampoo with an ACV rinse to chelate. I keep it on my hair for 10 mins or so and then rinse again with normal water. It leaves my hair feeling soft and shiny.

[@MichelleManuel]

Sounds good! ❤️ I don't leave it on. Unless I'm using it as a pre-poo to treat an itchy scalp.

[@seematiwari3332]

@@MichelleManuel yea i dont leave it on either, i just rinse it with plain water. I would surely try prepooing with it. Thanks for the tip 😍

[@MichelleManuel]

@@seematiwari3332 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@prernaratwani2659]

I love the way you speak, your fluency amd pronunciation is just top notch, wishing to meet you someday in person 🥺🥺❤️🧚‍♀️

[@MichelleManuel]

Someday

[@deepshikhapasari7965]

Your videos are just getting better!! Loving this!! I used the wow acv shampoo like a normal shampoo once in a while and then deep condition. Makes my hair super soft! Thanks for introducing me to this stuff! 😘

[@MichelleManuel]

Don't use it more than once a month Deepshika! Unless you have dandruff issues right now. Then use it every wash and focus it on your scalp alone.

[@MichelleManuel]

Also... Thank you! ❤️

[@greeshmaghosh1841]

That pink brush is so cute though😍

[@MichelleManuel]

The pink brush is insane and it's hardly 200 bucks!

[@Tina-qq1zy]

As usual your hair looks so 👍

[@MichelleManuel]

Ahhh, thank you! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@KasunHe]

Beautiful beautiful beautiful hair. 😍

[@MichelleManuel]

And you, a beautiful beautiful beautiful girl! ❤️

[@TheShrutiSengupta]

Hi, I am new to CGM and your videos are helping me a lot to understand and start!! I have a question- Do we need to Pre-Poo when planning to clarify?

[@MichelleManuel]

You don't need to. But you can if you want to. Personally when I clarify I'm trying to get a fresh start and remove all product buildup from my hair and so I don't usually use oil. If you want have weak and dry hair, you could choose to Pre-poo. It will help to protect the hair from getting overly stripped. Personally I can do without it. It's totally subjective though. Try both ways and see what suits you best

[@olinycardozo7676]

I love your hair girl😍😍😍

[@MichelleManuel]

Thanks babe! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@parshati3355]

Very informative 👍

[@MichelleManuel]

Thank you.

[@potatoooooochips]

can i use this shampoo once a week on my washdays? i'm a beginner.

[@aYTaccount]

I've been looking for thiiiissss! Yay! I was wondering if I could get away with diluted lemon juice for chelating? Since I don't have acv at hand currently!

[@MichelleManuel]

Don't use lemon juice. Try the bowl method with acv. Also the wow shampoos are no longer cg friendly so please don't get it.

[@aYTaccount]

@@MichelleManuel It's strange I'm not being notified of the replies here =(, decided to revisit this video and saw this.. Anyway so Yup I did look up Wow's ingredient list.. Didn't buy it.. Bought detoxie's hard water relief and.. uh hairfall something, shampoo instead! Since I found out that the hard water in my area was wreaking havoc on my hair and scalp! Just used it once so far but I really liked how cleansing but gentle it was..turns out it's also fragrance free to my utter surprise! Really wasn't expecting that.. Yay! Wondering if you'd want to give it a try and share your views! p.s: I specifically checked the label to see if it's cruelty free before mentioning here :D

[@karynmendonza]

Hey, I love the black top you are wearing. Do you mind telling me where you got that from?

[@MichelleManuel]

This is just a basic black spaghetti top with a sheen. You might get stuff like this from any Bangkok Mall/shopping arcade. If you're in Calcutta, you could find this at BK Market. (You would have for sure found this on shein 😭) Try amazon!

[@karynmendonza]

@@MichelleManuel thank you :) looks great on you!

[@MichelleManuel]

Thanks Karyn! ❤️

[@shraddy1]

Loved this video.. my hair still looks so frizzy! I am sure I doing something wrong.

[@MichelleManuel]

Oh no! Lets talk. We'll figure it out. ❤️

[@amrapalidasgupta3103]

Holy moly!!! I was doing so many things wrong with ACV rinse.. I just kept pouring the whole bowl on my head hence not covering all my hair, also I was shampooing after the rinse!!! 🤐.. Got it now, definitely doing the bowl method next. PS - love love the robe 😉. Had 2 questions though.. 1. Is it absolutely necessary to deep condition my hair afterwards since I have medium porosity hair? Or normal conditioning will do before the styling that includes a leave-in and gel as usual? 2. during winter times is it fine to do acv rinse since it makes my hair a bit dry later? Then maybe the deep condition thingy wud be necessary.. Am I right?💭 Super enlightening video again!😘😍

[@MichelleManuel]

Ahhhhh, the pouring.... Its a done thing if you ask me. Better to try many methods and see what you like best. Yes, you have normal porosity hair, but why skip the deep conditioning after an acv rinse? You wash your hair every few days right? No harm in deep conditioning once a week atleast. If you're using a shampoo with sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, please deep condition after your acv rinse! It's very useful in the beginning for curl training as well. You can include so many curl training tricks while you leave your dc on. Finger coil, spiral the hair, use sponge/foam rollers, pin curl.... As I'm writing this, I realise a video would be a good idea... Coming up soon! ❤️ Thank you for your questions! It inspires so much of my content. ❤️❤️❤️

[@MichelleManuel]

Thank you for sending me such a beautiful robe! Such a thoughtful gift! ❤️❤️

[@amrapalidasgupta3103]

@@MichelleManuel yes yes please..need more videos 😁🙏

[@amrapalidasgupta3103]

@@MichelleManuel it looks super cute on you! ❤️

[@MichelleManuel]

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[@gabooc]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@MichelleManuel]

❤️❤️

[@Hari-bz1mh]

Okay this video was a revelation! I've been using the St Botanica Apple Cider vinegar shampoo as my regular shampoo for months and it helped me with my mild dandruff. I also live in a place where the water we get is from underground, which I believe is more hard than water coming from surface water bodies. But just so I am a bit clearer, I should use the acv shampoo once a month, a sulfate shampoo once a month and for the remaining washes a gentle shampoo with milder surfactants?

[@MichelleManuel]

Is the st botanical shampoo cg friendly? Ie does it contain silicones? If you're using a silicone, you would have to use a sulphate as well. Otherwise you'll have massive buildup. So there's no need to clarify your hair separately. Your regular shampoo does the job. Acv as an ingredient will help balance ph. I have a video coming out tomorrow that will explain things better. Basically what I'm suggesting is this. use a cg shampoo with a surfactant on regular wash days. Chelate with acv once every 4-6 washes and clarify once every 4-6 washes. If you do not follow cg then no need to clarify or chelate. You can opt to use the st botanical acv shampoo every wash day in that case. Hopefully tomorrow's video explains things better.

[@Hari-bz1mh]

@@MichelleManuel Thanks for your reply! No, I don't follow cg but I do use a lot of products that are cg friendly. The acv st botanica shampoo I use is sulfate and silicone free. But I do use a silicone hair serum on specific days (mostly if I have to go out for an event, which in these times isn't very often anyway). So I could keep a sulfate shampoo ready for washes once in a while.

[@nishitharatri8838]

Hey girl, this video is so informative. Thanks. I need a quick ans. My hair is fine 2C curly hair. Tends to tangaled, quite dry and tangaled. I think my hair is moisture overload. Can you plz suggest some AFFORDABLE conditioner and hair mask which is AVAILABLE in india or Bangladesh?

[@MichelleManuel]

Have a look at my amazon Storefront please.

[@nishitharatri8838]

@@MichelleManuel hey, thanks for replying. Take a lot of love and support from Bangladesh ❤️

[@MichelleManuel]

@@nishitharatri8838 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rheasabharwal2191]

Hi! Which acv brand did you use? There are literally so many in the market and I kinda don’t know to go with which one

[@MichelleManuel]

I generate take some from my mum in law. She buys acv with the mother in it for health reasons (Acv with the mother basically means the fancy kind of Acv that has a sediment that lies at the bottom of the bottle. The sediment is called the mother). I'll ask my mil for the name of the brand. Not sure.

[@hkb29101999]

​@@MichelleManuelhey! Did you find the name?

[@MichelleManuel]

Nope. But I just bought a bottle btw. It was relatively cheap compared to the fancy ones out there. It's called saffola fittify Himalayan apple cider vinegar with the mother. I bought it on either of these 3 blinkit/swiggy instamart/big basket. Got a huge discount too.

[@farhatsheikh5781]

What conditoner u use as leave in?

[@MichelleManuel]

As of now, I use the coconut conditioner from wow or the white water lily conditioner from just herbs. Am yet to try a product specifically marketed as a leave in conditioner. Go through my content, you'll find my styling routine in multiple videos.

[@pritikajla6600]

In spray method what should be time limit to keep acv spray on hairs

[@MichelleManuel]

I do my acv rinses in shower so i leave in on for a couple of mins only. If you're doing it outside the shower you can leave it on for 20 mins. They say not to go over a maximum of 40 mins

[@srishtinagrath9613]

Will Acv help me remove sweat buildup and that white residue that comes due to sweat when you workout.. Like i workout and I tend to get sweat build up on my scalp so will acv help me with that?

[@MichelleManuel]

Hi Shristi. I think maybe watch my clarifying vs chelating videos to get some details on the different kinds of buildup. Acv is a chelating agent. It is definitely strong enough to remove sweat.

[@srishtinagrath9613]

@@MichelleManuel yea I did watch that too but that was about product build up , hard water build up and many other kinds.. I didn’t find my answer related to sweat build up there.. Thankyouu tho I will definitely try acv.. it may do good job, hope so🤞🏻

[@srishtinagrath9613]

@@MichelleManuel and how often do I need to do this to remove all the build up? As in how many washes will it take?

[@MichelleManuel]

@@srishtinagrath9613 so I mentioned the different kinds of buildup in my video. Sweat is one of them. The different methods to remove buildup are the following: Dry scalp massaging Pre-pooing Shampooing Using a scalp massager Chelating Clarifying I clarify my hair once every 6 washes I also chelate my hair once every 6 washes.

[@renetacarine]

Can we use WOW apple cider shampoo as a regular shampoo??

[@MichelleManuel]

If you have a dry itchy scalp, have dandruff and are focusing it only on your scalp, you can use it all winter. But avoid the lengths.

[@renetacarine]

@@MichelleManuel Thank you so much for your reply ❤️❤️

[@MichelleManuel]

@@renetacarine ❤️

[@anusha33777]

How much time in a week we can use acv in hair ??

[@MichelleManuel]

To be used once in 4-6 weeks only. Not every week

[@pritikajla6600]

Can we clarify nd then chelate on same day

[@MichelleManuel]

That will be way too stripping. Both routines are stripping as is. That's the point of clarifying and chelating. You're removing all that product buildup from your hair by using something stronger than a cg shampoo.

[@pritikajla6600]

@@MichelleManuel oh yess ..thnx

[@pritikajla6600]

Do u recommemd mama earth acv shapoo .as wow acv shapoo is not giving full ingriedent list

[@kalicollins8711]

Lorde?

[@MichelleManuel]

I get that a lot. 😂