ACV Rinse Pros
Simple Recipe

ACV Rinse Cons
Didn't work

The Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse didn't do anything for my scalp or my hair. My scalp was still just as oily as before and my hair still had product in it. Other people have used the rinse and their hair was stripped, but not in my case.

Baking Soda Cleanse Pros
Simple Recipe
Got the build up out of my hair

Baking Soda Cleanse Cons
It was uncomfortable the do this in the bathroom sink lol

When I did the cleanse I could see the residue and flakes from my locs in the mixture. After washing and conditioning my hair, it was a lot shiner and healthier. The cleanse removed the bit of product build up that I had in my locs.

I can't judge on how it cleansed my scalp since it was done in the sink and it was difficult to clean. It removed a bit of oil but not a significant amount.

Either way, it was still a lot more effective than the ACV Rinse and I plan to do it once or twice a year.

Price: $3-$4
My Rating: 1 out of 5 stars

Description:
This rinse has been making its rounds throughout the internet as a good natural way to remove build up and dandruff. The recipe I used was simple. It was a ½ cup of apple cider vinegar and a ½ cup of water. Your supposed to pour it throughout your hair while massaging it into your scalp.

Ingredients:
Apple cider vinegar and water

Review:
I've tried this twice and to be honest this didn’t do anything for me. I read a lot of good reviews and watched a lot of video of people who swear by this to get a clean scalp. My scalp was still just as oily as before I did the rinse.
I'm not really surprised since as a little girl my mom did a month-long experiment with rinsing my scalp with regular vinegar and nothing changed.
Also I'm not a fan of the vinegar smell lol

Bottom Line:

This has obviously worked for a lot of people, but definitely not for me.