Frederic Fekkai ACV Rinse

[northernbelle]

Has anybody tried this?

It's expensive: $15.00 or $18.00.

northernbelle

 

[Shatani]

uh...that seems a bit excessive...does it have ingredients OTHER than acv and water??? and even if it does, do we NEED anything more than acv and water??

this a general question, someone enlighten me, please!
~T~

 

[ubavka123]

I have it and love it. Yes, it isn't cheap...It smells very nice, leaves the hair soft and shiny and detangled. I cannot compare it to a regular old ACV rinse because I have never done one. It has a lot of other ingredients like panthenol, wheat proteins, rosemary extract, chamomile extract, etc. I have had good results with it and because of that I don't think I will ever mix up my own. If you can afford the splurge, it's nice. If regular old acv's work, don't bother. It aint broke, don't go broke trying to fix it...

 

[northernbelle]

Thank you for the information, ubavka123!

I might just splurge on a bottle. Sounds like good stuff!

Where did you purchase it? If I am not mistaken, I believe I saw it on the Sephora website.

northernbelle

 

[ubavka123]

You can buy it at Sephora or at Neiman Marcus, if there is one in your area. I hope it works for you. A little goes a long way. I have had the same bottle for ages. It has a slightly thicker consistency to it.

 

[lunalight7]

nb, How do u use it? Prior to conditioning? Or is it supposed to be a condit?

 

[Shatani]

lots of people here use it after shampoo but before conditioning....they say it seems to work best that way...
~T~

 

[lunalight7]

Thanx Shatani!

 

[northernbelle]

ubavka123 - thabk you for the store information.

lunalight7 - I have not yet used an ACV rinse, commerical or homemade.

However, given the existence of the Frederic Fekkai ACV, I just may try it out.

I believe many use it the way Shatani described: following the shampoo but prior to the conditioning.

northernbelle

 

[lunalight7]

Please post reusults when u do, nb!