The primary ingredient in a rinse is (unsurprisingly) apple cider vinegar, but you don’t need to seek out a hair-specific formulation — the regular supermarket stuff will do just fine.

One recent hair trend that has intrigued me is the use of apple cider vinegar (ACV). Many swear by this kitchen staple for health benefits including digestion, weight loss, and detoxification.

But the dpHUE Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse is specifically formulated to be gentle, help lock in color, strengthen hair and enhance shine. Plus, it doesn’t smell as strong as regular vinegar ...

In one study, participants ate approximately 200 to 275 fewer calories when apple cider vinegar was combined with a meal. In ...

You think anything with vinegar in the name would be hella drying, but the citric acid in apple cider vinegar basically destroys follicle-clogging bacteria while polishing each hair strand ...

Using an apple cider vinegar treatment on your hair can help soften, hydrate, and strengthen frizzy, unhealthy, or color-treated strands. Here’s what you need to know about how it works, who it ...

DpHue Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse This vegan rinse from DpHue ($35) is formulated with aloe vera, lavender extract, and argan oil for conditioning hair as it cleanses.

Reading that my hair could dry out from the rinse, I immediately hopped in the shower and conditioned my locs. Shea Moisture’s Raw Shea Butter Deep Treatment Masque was my conditioner of choice ...