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9 Ways to Use Vinegar for More Beautiful Skin and Hair

10/31/2014 by Calleigh

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Many people have heard that apple cider vinegar can aid in weight loss. While these claims are a bit sketchy, vinegar can be a great addition to your beauty routine.

This wonderful ingredient can be used to keep your skin and hair looking more beautiful than ever. Here are nine exciting ways you can use vinegar as a part of your beauty routine.

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Check out all of the ways in which apple cider vinegar can help you look your best — from speeding up the healing time for bruises to tightening and toning your skin.

① Skin Soother
Add eight ounces of apple cider vinegar to a bathtub filled with warm water, and soak in it for 15 minutes. Since the pH level of apple cider vinegar is similar to the pH level of the protective acid mantle layer of our skin, this soak will help restore balance.



② Facial Toner
Mix together one tablespoon apple cider vinegar and two cups water. Moisten a cotton ball, and swipe the mixture over a clean, dry face to tighten skin. Don’t rinse (the scent will dissipate quickly). Apple cider vinegar’s natural alpha-hydroxy acids and acetic acid will stimulate circulation, as well as minimize pores.



③ Hair Rinse
Mix two tablespoons apple cider vinegar with one cup water, and use to douse your hair after washing. Rinse thoroughly, and follow with a light conditioner. The acetic acid in apple cider vinegar will remove residue from product buildup and help you get shiny, lustrous locks.



④ Sunburn Relief
Mix together 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar and four cups water. Douse a washcloth with the solution, and apply to sunburned skin. Apple cider vinegar helps balance pH levels of skin, promote healing, and prevent blistering.



⑤ Razor Bump Remedy
Moisten a cotton ball with undiluted apple cider vinegar, and swipe over problem area. For especially aggravated bumps, try applying a light layer of honey to the area first, let stand for five minutes, then rinse, dry, and apply the vinegar. The anti-inflammatory properties of apple cider vinegar soothe irritated skin, and acetic acid softens skin to help ingrown hairs grow out more easily.



⑥ Dandruff Treatment
Mix together a solution of equal parts apple cider vinegar and water. Massage into your scalp before shampooing. You can also mix one teaspoon apple cider vinegar into your regular shampoo and use to wash hair, massaging and concentrating on your scalp.

Apple cider vinegar has natural anti-fungal properties to combat and mitigate dandruff. Plus, its acidic properties balance pH levels and restore the scalp’s protective acid mantle layer to ward off further fungal growth.



⑦ Bruise Healer
Soak a cotton ball or pad with undiluted apple cider vinegar, and secure it with a bandage. Leave on for one hour. For especially bad bruises, follow with arnica gel or cream. Apple cider vinegar’s anti-inflammatory properties calm injured skin, and its acetic acid increases circulation and healing.



⑧ Bug Bite Treatment
Moisten a cotton ball or pad with undiluted apple cider vinegar, and dab on bug-bitten skin for instant relief. The acids in the vinegar neutralize the itch, while its anti-inflammatories ease swelling and its pH-balancing properties speed healing.



⑨ Foot Deodorizer
Mix one cup apple cider vinegar with four cups water in a basin. Soak feet for 15 minutes, the rinse and dry. Apple cider vinegar’s antiseptic properties help to deodorize rank odor and disinfect feet. Plus, its anti-fungal attributes prevent and combat fungal conditions like athlete’s foot.

Filed Under: Anti Aging, Beauty and Style, Beauty Tips and Tricks, Body Care, Bright Ideas, Natural Remedies, Women Interest, Women's Health

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  1. josna says

    11/09/2015 at 7:21 am

    Can i use rosewater instead of normal water to mix with apple cinder vineger to use as facil toner

  2. Fatima says

    10/21/2015 at 1:09 am

    I have a black moles on my face can I use ACV, please let me know how to use
    Thank you

  3. SUBHA says

    07/04/2015 at 12:25 am

    CAN I USE APPLE CIDER IN EYES …………….

    • Calleigh says

      07/05/2015 at 7:22 am

      hi Subha,
      Dont use ACV on your eyes. The skin in the eye area is sensitive, you can use fresh aloe vera gel or cucumber.

  4. heena says

    03/08/2015 at 11:38 am

    Acv can use before make up for long lasting

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