Vinegar, Fact or Fiction?

• Vinegar, Fact or Fiction?
  

  

  MG

  
  

  I was told today, for those of us who may have one or two gray/
  white hairs, that if they start looking yellowish it is
  probably due to minerals in our water we wash with and that the
  way to remove the yellowing is to wash nor rinse your hair with
  vinegar.
  Anybody ever hear of this and if so does it work?
  I would like to hear anybodies opinion about this.

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  • Re: Vinegar, Fact or Fiction?
    

    

    Silverthorne AKA Daniel

    
    

    Google your question there is plenty out there to choose from just like a lot of other suggestions.

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      Guilherme S.

      
      

      Google your question there is plenty out there to choose from just like a lot of other suggestions.

      I guess he wants to know directly from someone who already tested it instead of searching in google for "supposed" theories, the only things you'll find is for making hair more bright and shinner, not to remove the yellowish from white hair he's asking about.

      Someone around here could have the answer for this, we're here to help and not to say "Google it for yourself buddy", you've asked in another thread how to desperately remove dreads and they've answered you how to proceed correctly, you could have the answer by "Google you question there" and not asking in here, there's a plenty of websites and videos on youtube teaching about that.

      Please, don't answer things like these, you could sound rude to others even if this wasn't your intention, and this is valid for all of us, if you don't know the answer, it's better to say "I don't know, but maybe some other guy know" than answering "Google it for yourself buddy".

      Take care!

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      • Re: Vinegar, Fact or Fiction?
        

        

        MG

        
        

        Thank you.

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      • Re: Vinegar, Fact or Fiction?
        

        

        Silverthorne AKA Daniel

        
        

        Google your question (edited) it has been over 24 hours and nobody has proposed an answer. I know the guys are monitoring every post gets a BLAH BLAH BLAH awesome man hair looks great etc etc. etc.

        I guess he wants to know directly from someone who already tested it instead of searching in google (snipped as redundant)

        Someone around here could have (Snipped as picky and totally unfair) 24 hours and no response I was curious so I googled the question like I google a lot of things mainly because I know that Vinegar is used for a lot of things and there is a book on it's uses at Barnes & Noble Book Sellers that someone could have purchased had they taken the time to research the question. Did anyone?

        Please, don't answer things like these, you could sound rude to others even if this wasn't your intention, and this is valid for all of us, if you don't know the answer, it's better to say "I don't know, but maybe some other guy know" than answering "Google it for yourself buddy".

        Finally the last thing that I have to say is "IF I AM THE ONLY ONE WHO TRIED TO AT LEAST HELP WHERE WERE THE REST OF YOU". I have my update book on uses for Vinegar on order as we speak. I keep 2 bottles of Apple cider Vinegar in my home and drink a glass mixed with water daily for years. I take personal offense to the remark suggesting that my attempt was rude. PM me if using capital letters to suggest shouting was not in order I do not want a war.

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      MG

      
      

      Google your question there is plenty out there to choose from just like a lot of other suggestions.

      I was just wondering if anybody here had first hand experience
      doing it.

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