Does anyone put ACV in their homemade spritzes?

[BronxMyth]

Love it as a final rinse, so I'm curious if people add it to their other hair products and/or concoctions.

 

[Nonie]

The only spritz I ever used (can't be bothered to make them now) used to have ACV, distilled water and EOs in it.

ETA: Here's the recipe of the spritz I used:

Essential Oil Vinegar Rinse

2 tablespoons (8 teaspoons/40 ml) apple cider vinegar
20 drops lavender oil
20 drops rosemary oil
10 drops geranium oil (or lemon oil if hair is oily)
Rain or distilled water
1 teaspoon vegetable glycerine
Mix essential oils and vinegar together in a 300ml spray bottle. Fill up with purified or rain water. Shake well before use.

To use: Rinse the hair after shampooing then spray thoroughly with the vinegar rinse.
Don't rinse out.

(Source: http://www.neryspurchon.com/recipes/haircare1.html )

 

[BronxMyth]

Oh, looks delish! Thank you.

 

[BrooklynSouth]

Nah..I'm happy with my regimen for now..it's working well...not broken so no more additions. I do love to drink ACV, add it to my salad dressings as well as give it to my precious doggie. My blood pressure pills have not been refilled for quite some time-no need...don't know if its the ACV, the magnesium tablets, the low carb meals or simply not reacting anymore to the stresses around me but my BP high levels have gone away.

 

[TINKABELLE]

Good idea O.P., My hair loves ACV, but I can't stand the smell. I will add ACV to one of my cheap conditioners, and see how that works. I loved that it gives my hair some shine, and tightens the cuticles.


Thanks for the recipe.I will try adding some EOs in my spritzes and see if they can mask the smell.

The only spritz I ever used (can't be bothered to make them now) used to have ACV, distilled water and EOs in it.

ETA: Here's the recipe of the spritz I used: