Review on 🍎 dpHUE Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse - Effective Shampoo Alternative for Scalp Cleansing, Buildup Removal, and Volume Boost - Lavender Extract, Aloe Vera & Argan Oil - 8.5 oz by George Matthews

I've been using it for a few months now and here's my opinion/what I've learned - please note I have very fine hair but I get plenty of it . I usually have long hair, although I recently cut it. I've used it on both long and short hair. My scalp is very dry but also gets very oily every other day so I have dandruff AND oil. It's a mess - Smells like vinegar, that's obvious. I compensate for the vinegar smell by washing my hair with this shampoo and then using a nice smelling conditioner. Yes, you still need to use conditioner. My hair doesn't feel great right after rinsing, but that's the case with most shampoos. I have fine hair and always need a conditioner. Also, I always have to use a little leave-in conditioner after I wash my hair – every time. It is no different from this. I use the Sexy Hair Tri-Wheat leave-in conditioner. I noticed that the dandruff disappears after a few weeks and if I use a different shampoo in between or after the dandruff is gone, it comes back. / lasts longer (I wash my hair every 3-4 days). It actually gets a little worse before they go away, which to me seems to be a good sign that the scalp is recovering. I dye my hair light blue and it doesn't wash out. With every other shampoo I've used, color safe or not, I get tons of blue and my color lasts 4 to 6 weeks depending on how harsh the shampoo is. It has now been 3.5 weeks and my blue color is exactly the same as day one (photo attached). The combination of this conditioner and a small amount of leave-in leaves my hair feeling great and looking shiny. I can't normally use anything that contains oils (which are getting harder and harder to find these days), but I haven't had the oiliness issues that other reviewers have.