Salad hair - the New Year detox alternative to rasher hair?

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I was pondering the whole rasher hair post as I washed my own hair recently. Being vegetarian means rasher hair isn't an issue in my house, though I have been known to tie my hair up into a bun to protect it from a similar problem when frying onions. But it wasn't fried onion hair that had me contemplating the whole issue; it was my spray-in hair detangler.

Packed as it is with apple cider vinegar, the pH Restorative Detangling Toner from Philip B brings to mind nothing so much as a nice tasty salad dressing. Which is not necessarily what I want to be thinking about when I'm in the shower.

Using vinegar as a haircare product is nothing new, of course. Its pH is close to that of hair, so it helps to restore the hair's natural balance after washing, removing build-up and smoothing the cuticle of the hair to add shine and bounce.

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In fairness, the lovely eau de vinaigrette fragrance doesn't linger once my hair is dry and the vinegar does seem to have its intended effect, leaving my hair smooth and shiny. So I won't be totally put off by the smell - after all, it smells a lot healthier than a breakfast roll, so it'll be perfect for helping me to stick to those New Year's resolutions!

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