Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse is a great way to refresh the scalp, treat dry scalp and dandruff  and promote healthy hair growth.  

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Apple Cider Hair Rinse for Dry, Itchy Scalp

I’ve mentioned before that I really struggle with dry, itchy scalp during the winter months.

One of my favorite ways to combat those annoying winter scalp and hair problems is this Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse.

I use this Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse once or twice a week in the shower.

It really helps when I want to refresh my hair and scalp after the toll that dry, cold hair and holiday styling has taken on it.

Rinsing with this Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair rinse always leaves my hair and scalp feeling so much better.

Don’t worry, once your hair dries you don’t notice a vinegar-y smell.

Benefits of Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse

Learn about the benefits of green tea, apple cider vinegar, rosemary essential oil, and lavender essential oil in this Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse.

These ingredients promote longer, stronger hair and a healthy scalp.

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Benefits of Green Tea 

Green Tea is a fantastic antioxidant and natural antiseptic. It can help restore balance and soothe irritated skin.  

Green tea can also help stimulate hair growth, reduce shedding, and calm dandruff and psoriasis.

Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar 

Apple cider vinegar aids in supporting healthy skin and hair.

Used topically on the scalp, it exfoliates dull, dry skin,  adds body to your hair and makes it nice and shiny. 

It also restores the pH bal­ance of the scalp and dis­cour­ages over­growth of malassezia fur­fur, the yeast-like fun­gus thought to trig­ger dandruff.

Make sure you purchase a high quality apple cider vinegar.

I like this apple cider vinegar from Bragg Live Foods best.

It is available at most grocery stores, but you can also order online.

Benefits of Rosemary Essential Oil 

Rosemary can stimulate hair growth and slow shedding, helps with dandruff, and gives hair body.

Benefits of Lavender Essential Oil  

Lavender stimulates hair growth and calms dry, itchy scalp. It also has a relaxing scent! 

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In addition using this Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse once or twice a week, make sure to eat a balanced diet.

Include plenty of healthy fats, protein and leafy greens (like these Kale Chips) and keep hydrated for optimal hair growth and scalp health.

Check out my tips for drinking more water you need help staying hydrated.

Scroll to the bottom of this post for a printable recipe!

Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse Ingredients

Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse is a great way to refresh the scalp, treat dry scalp and dandruff  and promote healthy hair growth.  

• Green Tea
• Boiling Water
• Apple Cider Vinegar
• Rosemary Essential Oil
• Lavender Essential Oil

How to Make a Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse

First, you’ll brew the green tea in the hot water. After that, you will discard the used tea bags, add the tea to a storage container with a lid.

Then, add the apple cider vinegar, rosemary essential oil, and lavender essential oils.

Tighten the lid, and shake to combine all of the ingredients well.

Make sure to cool the apple cider vinegar hair rinse completely before you use it – you do not want to pour the mixture on your head while it is too hot.

Make sure to shake before each juice in the even that any ingredients have separated. 

How to Use an Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse

To use this Green Tea Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse, first wash hair in the shower with warm water.

Then, pour about 3/4 cup onto the scalp.

Massage scalp, allow the rinse to soak for 10 minutes, then condition and rinse as your normally would.

MORE BATH and BODY RECIPES

For an extra moisture boost, try massaging your skin with this 1-Ingredient Whipped Coconut Body Butter.

Got dry, rough skin? Try this Rosemary Mint Sugar Scrub to exfoliate the body.

This All-Natural Lemon Kitchen Hand Scrub is great for removing dry skin and odors from hands while leaving the skin moisturized.

Try these 7 Easy Ways to Use Coconut Oil in Your Beauty Routine.

Take a detox bath with these Lavender Eucalyptus Green Tea Bath Salts to rejuvenate your mind, body, and skin.

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