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Rinsing with apple cider vinegar will help balance the pH of your hair and remove the buildup that can result from the use of these styling products and inexpensive shampoos. Rinsing will also close the numerous cuticle scales which cover and protect the surface of each hair shaft.
While vinegar is safe for many fabrics, if the dyes in the colors change where you applied vinegar, immediately rinse the stain with water and apply ammonia. If you washed with ammonia, and you notice color fading, apply small amounts of vinegar after rinsing with water, to restore the color changes caused by ammonia. Types of Stains Vinegar can remove red ink and dye stains, fruit and beverage stains, and old perspiration stains, which is why it can also fade certain colors in fabrics.