My gray hair is weird and wiry. It seems drier but coils right along with the rest. I still find the occasional very long, very straight gray hair which is totally crazy because I don't know where they hide.
That takes us back to msbettyboops original question. She says her clay pH is 8 and wanted to know if that's a good value.
So as to not go through the loop again and to sum it up, I put acv in my clay so the pH is lower than the conditioning step. That's just me and my hair.
I did a bit of research and ended up ordering via Amazon. And yes, it was that simple- just twist off my original shower head (I was in need of a new one anyway so it was good timing) and replace with the Sprite. The filters are also easy to replace.
I'm not sure who, in a previous post, suggested diluting the Bentonite clay to a more liquid consistency, but whoever said it, I just want to say thank you! My application process was a breeze and much better on my hair. I still got the clumps but it was way easier to apply. So thank you whoever you are!
Which is why I use ACV for step one (only did the CLT once). Imo, that's part of the elegance of the regimen ('elegant' like a mathematical proof, not like a dress ), the fact that ph monitoring is built in.
I can't say amazed but pleasantly surprised and looking forward to my 1 year post, length check.
