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Wash with Alkaline Water:
Instead of using soap, a modern invention that destroys the skin's protective acid mantle, I suggest washing with alkaline water and rinsing with acid water.
Sodium Bicarbonate makes water alkaline - like soap does - but without harshly removing all the healthy skin oils...
Fatty acids that are essential to the skin's integrity.
When they are removed by soap, the body is stimulated to make more skin oils to replace them...
Making the skin and hair much oilier, fueling the need to wash frequently...
Good for soap sales, not for skin health.
Soap (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) in products like shampoo and toothpaste promotes cancer.
I simply wash with high potency alkaline ionized drinking water or a weak solution of about a quarter teaspoon of baking soda in a pint of water.
If you have a very high power water ionizer, such as our 9 plate or 15 plate or units, be cautious with the highest levels of alkalinity.
The highest alkalinity ionized water is strong enough to emulsify oils, so it can remove the skin's protective essential fatty acid mantle like soap does.
This power is especially useful for removing oils sprayed on non-organic produce to make pesticides stick to the food.
Soaking produce in highly alkaline water will make the water cloudy when it emulsifies and removes the pesticide laced oils.
Feel free to experiment anywhere in the range between that and these full-strength instructions to find your preferred solution:
To wash your hair with baking soda, mix 1 part baking soda with 3 to 4 parts water to create a shampoo-like solution, adjusting the amount for your hair length.
Apply the mixture to your scalp and hair, massage it in, and rinse it out thoroughly after one to two minutes.
A common recommendation for shoulder-length hair is 2-3 tablespoons of baking soda to 6-9 tablespoons of water.
Steps for using a baking soda wash:
- Mix the solution: in a bowl or squeeze bottle, combining baking soda with cool or lukewarm water in a 1:3 or 1:4 ratio (baking soda to water).
- Adjust the amount: based on your hair length, using more baking soda and water for longer hair.
- Apply the mixture: to completely wet hair, massaging it into your scalp and hair from roots to ends.
- Let it sit: for about one minute.
- Rinse thoroughly: with water to remove all residue.
- Follow with an apple cider vinegar rinse: to help balance the scalp's pH and condition your hair.
Important Considerations:
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Avoid hot water:Use cool or lukewarm water, as hot water can cause the baking soda to clump up.
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Limit application time:Do not leave the baking soda mixture on for more than two minutes, as it can irritate the scalp.
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Follow with a rinse:The baking soda can be very drying, so a moisturizing conditioner or hair mask is recommended afterward.
- Be gentle: Baking soda's crystalline structure can be abrasive, so massage gently.
Rinse with Acid Water or diluted Acetic Acid (Vinegar):
If you have a water ionizer, you can use Acid Water to rinse.
For a standard apple cider vinegar (ACV) hair rinse, a common ratio is 1–4 tablespoons of ACV per 8–16 ounces (1–2 cups) of water.
The ideal amount depends on your hair type and scalp sensitivity, so it is best to start with a milder solution and adjust.
Liquid vinegar measurements
For sensitive or dry scalps: Use 1/2 to 1 tablespoon of ACV per 8 ounces (1 cup) of water.
This is a good starting point to see how your hair and scalp react.
For oily scalps or product buildup:
You can increase the concentration to 2–4 tablespoons of ACV per 16 ounces (2 cups) of water.
Some sources even suggest a more potent 1:5 ratio for severe buildup, but it is too concentrated for most people.
Application:
Apply the diluted mixture after shampooing, let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse thoroughly with cool water.
Vinegar powder measurements
For powdered acid rinses, which can include ingredients other than vinegar powder, a typical recipe calls for smaller amounts due to the higher concentration.
We supply Vinegar powder from Apple Cider Vinegar (Malus pumila).
To reconstitute vinegar powder to a strength comparable to liquid vinegar, you generally need a ratio of 1 part powder to 2 parts water for white vinegar powder, and approximately 1 part powder to 1.5 parts water for apple cider vinegar powder. Always check the specific product, as powdes may contain a variable amount of starch, affecting the reconstitution ratio.
General recipe as a rinse:
Mix about 1/4 teaspoon of powder with 100 ml (or 1/2 cup) of warm water per use.
Safety precaution:
Avoid inhaling the fine vinegar powder particles.
How to customize your rinse
The optimal pH level for a healthy scalp and hair is between 4.5 and 5.5, which is slightly acidic.
An acid rinse helps to close the hair cuticle, which can reduce frizz and increase shine.
Adjust for your hair type:
Thinner or drier hair will generally benefit from a milder, more diluted rinse.
Coarser or oilier hair may tolerate a more concentrated rinse.
Hard water:
If you live in an area with hard water, which is more alkaline and can cause mineral buildup, an acid rinse can be particularly beneficial.
Consider pH test strips:
If you want to be precise, you can use pH test strips to check your mixture and ensure it falls within the ideal 4.5 to 5.5 range.
Important considerations
Don't use undiluted vinegar:
Applying undiluted vinegar to your hair or scalp can cause irritation and damage.
Highly acidic ionized water, such as that which can be produced by our powerful 9 plate or 15 plate or units, is also called Super-Oxide Water.
It is used topically to soak limbs scheduled for amputation, along with drinking alkaline ionized water, to restore circulation when the limb has turned black with gangrene in order to prevent the need for amputation.
The technology was invented in Japan, and Super-Oxide Water is the only topical antibiotic they need in hospitals that use it there.
The only other treatment known to have the healing power to restore circulation to tissues that have turned black is PEMF with either the BEMER or the next generation Kloud mat.
Start with less:
Always begin with a weaker concentration and increase the strength only if your hair and scalp respond well.
Listen to your hair: Pay attention to how your hair feels. If it starts to feel dry or brittle, use less vinegar or use the rinse less frequently.
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