Clarifying shampoo

Actually the vinegar rinse does not “clarify” hair per say. (google info it). Any clarifying shampoo is likely to strip colour but if you’re worried I’d look around hairhouse warehouse or something to see if what you’re after exists.

What do you mean by Clarify?? Am I wrong in suggesting that clarifying is a simple treatment done to get rid of the build-up in your hair, such as ingredients in conditioners and styling products can be stubborn and not wash out with just a shampoo. For example certain silicones wash away easily, others cling to the hair shaft for dear life.
There are three methods to get rid of build-up

♥ Clarify with vinegar
This method is the gentlest and not drying to your hair. Mix vinegar and water in a ratio 1:2. After shampooing and rinsing the hair, pour this mixture over hair. Leave on for 2 minutes, then wash out.

♥ Clarify with baking soda
Mix equal parts of your usual shampoo and baking soda. Work it into a lather, and leave it on for about 2 minutes. Wash out. In case of heavy buildup, repeat.

♥ Clarifying shampoo
Most professional product lines and several over the counter ones have a clarifying shampoo. Apply some clarifying shampoo on your hair (scalp and lenght), massage it in for one minute. Leave it on for two minutes. rinse, repeat.

Obviously ACV or vinegar is not going to be as powerful as a clarifying shampoo as it can only remove small amounts of residue left on the hair, whereas a clarifying shampoo will cut straight through grease, grime, oils and excess product far more effectively, but the vinegar rinse or the baking soda is fine for a gentle option 🙂

The Redken Clarifying Shampoo looks awesome would love to try it 🙂

Actually the vinegar rinse does not “clarify” hair per say. (google info it). Any clarifying shampoo is likely to strip colour but if you’re worried I’d look around hairhouse warehouse or something to see if what you’re after exists.

The Pantene clarifying shampoo is really different to their other products, I used it after I had a lot of build up in my hair and it worked great.

I use Terax Latte Clarifying Shampoo

tresseme to a clarifying shampoo its great and if u get it on special it can be as little as $5 stock up on tresseme when its cheap as it last ages 🙂

I recommend RPR Declorinate my hair was really good for all the product buildup in my hair…The colour went back to normal after using this Shampoo….& it smells amazing too! 🙂

I agree with mel apple cider vinegar all the way, my friend used it when she had really greasy hair and it helped restored her hair back to normal. And its cheap too 🙂

I like Herbal Essences Drama Clean to remove product build up – it smells gorgeous and deeply cleanses without stripping colour. The conditioner is great too and really seals moisture back in.

Pantene does have a clarifying shampoo as well. It’s clear (not creamy) and pretty gentle if you don’t use too often. Usually clarifying shampoos are clear and not creamy. L’Oreal Professionals also have great clarifying shampoos that are created for coloured hair, but those are really pricey and have to be purchased at a salon.

I like Avalon’s clarifying shampoo. It has lemon and shea butter. I find it gives my hair a deep clean without stripping it dry. I’ve used Pantene’s clarifying shampoo in the past but have generally followed with a deep conditioning treatment to put back any lost moisture.