Complementary products that work without cider vinegar

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Regardless of texture or length, the inevitable side effect of styling is accumulation. Whether you apply an itchy spray on the boxer braids again or stretch the length of the waves on the beach with a sea salt spray, the scalp ends up being covered with a mixture of the product and any sebum product. (oil) natural. If it was not products of product accumulation, we would drown and wash our hair every day.

Although apple cider vinegar has long been a cure for bacteria and gives the skin antifungal properties, its popularity in hair care has exploded in recent years. This is understandable, it is the case a lot. Not only is it rich in vitamins that our strands need for a brighter shine; its natural acid levels can also help balance pH levels in the scalp without excessive dryness. Now, with countless amounts of ACV formulas, from hair rinses to dry shampoo, it would be easy to assume that this is the only solution for product accumulation.

However, for those who find apple cider vinegar irritating or repulsive, there are indeed other equally effective options. Like this natural and DIY friendly ingredient, charcoal is also a detoxifier that soothes itching and literally acts as a magnet for dirt particles. The witch hazel, whose feel is similar to that of apple cider vinegar, is great for absorbing excess oil like for the face. And let's not neglect the number of oils, such as the tea tree, that can provide the clarifying effects of a shampoo between washes. If you do not quite accept the vCA hype, here are some solutions that work just as well.

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amika Reset rose anthracite scalp cleansing oil

If you are addicted to dry shampoo, consider it a mid-week recovery. Infused with pink clay and charcoal, the oil-mousse formula will absorb any build-up accumulated at the root.

$ 25 at amika's place

Briogeo Scalp Revival scalp treatment with charcoal and tea tree

If you are dealing with an incessant itch in addition to buildup, this serum does this literally through a wide range of ingredients. The most important are, however, Binchotan coal for the removal of storage oils, peppermint and spearmint for itching and tea tree oil for inflammation.

$ 32 at Briogeo

DevaCurl Buildup Buster Micellar Water Cleansing Serum

A revolutionary find for curly hair, this serum is basically a softer version of a clarifying shampoo that gives a dose of mojo to dull hair. Micellar water is what keeps the scalp away from any build-up, while Abyssinian seed oil and jojoba restore moisture.

$ 28 at DevaCurl

IGK First Class Dry Shampoo Charcoal Detox

However, if you have not yet added dry shampoo to your diet, we recommend that you start with this clarification option. Applied on the roots, its formula infused with charcoal powder removes dirt from the scalp, while the white tea powder soothes irritations.

$ 27 at IGK Hair

Bumble and bumble Bb. Scalp detox

This lightweight foam is the pre-cleaning treatment you need when styling products have devastating effects on the hair and scalp. While micellar water cleanses the scalp, salicylic acid removes dead skin cells so you can really start over.

$ 34 at Bumble and Bumble.

Bamboo Charcoal and Purple Scalp Scrub

For those who like the feel of a physical exfoliator, this gentle pre-shampoo option is the puff buildup that's right for you. In addition to the jojoba wax pearls that provide this scouring sensation, there is also charcoal to remove excess fat.

$ 8.99 at Ulta's

Ouai Scalp & Body Scrub

We are a multi-tasker! This hair and body product does not contain charcoal or stroke. However, it contains sugar crystals for exfoliation, coconut oil for hydration and a probiotic mix to protect against future inflammation.

$ 38 to Ouai

Act + Acre cold-treated scalp detox

This weekly detoxification treatment includes a basil leaf, a natural source of antibacterial and antifungal properties.

$ 42 at Violet Gray

SheaMoisture Blaster Thickener and Moisturizer

No rinsing required when using this micellar-type formula to lift dirt and absorb oil (charcoal) while providing hydration (green coconut) and nourishing the scalp (white tea).

$ 11.49 at Ulta's

Unwash scalp balancing serum

Although the main task of this rinse-free treatment is to reduce peeling, its formula also contains tea tree oil and citric acid, two ingredients that help eliminate dead skin cells and bacteria, respectively.

$ 22 at Ulta's