I loved the baking soda shampoo but I also tried the vinegar conditioner and I couldnt even get a brush through it. i have used that combination for years…not in the same proportions but the same products…we use to wash the chlorine out of our hair in the summer from the pool…also, to strip out the hard water from our hair…we have well water, so it is a normal thing in our house to use it…only thing is i mix it…. I’ve learned to save money, use more natural products for personal care and around the home, cook scrumptious, but easy, meals for my family, tackle spaces that never seem to stay clutter-free, and just feel like next-door neighbors who can talk over the fence with you anytime!

The homemade shampoo recipe I’ll share below does the same thing at a cost of about 3 cents for the same amount and you use significantly less of it.Bottom line is just to replace your shampoo and conditioner with the soda and vinegar and do everything else the same.

After reading so many comments, however, I’m thinking of trying again (maybe during the summer when I’m not teaching). Fast forward a few decades and now they are advertising your shouldn’t feed dogs dog food but stuff that is the same thing that people eat. You have been stripping your hair of natural oils for so long, it may still think it needs to over produce oil.Works great on color treated hair even better then shampoo because shampoos strips oils and everything that is why they are now having to make special shampoo for color treated hair.