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Not exactly. Get your hair wet and begin to rub the bar over your hair until you have a nice lather. Now you can massage and lather your hair as if you were using “real” shampoo. People with thicker hair might find a combing motion works best. Thoroughly rinse. Please keep in mind everyone will likely have their own methods they like best and take these as general guidelines. Please see the next question to read about how to use apple cider vinegar.
Please email info@lovefig with any specific issues and we can provide more detailed steps for different types of hair.
Apple cider vinegar is an important part of switching to a shampoo bar because it is the “conditioner.” Using ACV will vary from person to person based on hair type. Our general advice would be to use it either straight as a pre shampoo rinse or as a conditioner after you shampoo. Start with a 50/50 ACV to water ratio for a conditioner. You may find dryer hair types need less ACV and oily hair types need more. We suggest using ACV a few times a week to start and increase or decrease your frequency as you find what works best for your hair. As always email info@lovefig with specific questions.
There are lots of DIY leave in conditioners we love. One is to mix aloe juice and water at a 50/50 ratio. You can also try a monthly nourishing mask made from 2 tbs. molasses and 1 tsp. ACV. Have a different leave in conditioner recipe that works great? Please share! Email info@lovefig to be added to our FAQ.
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