How To Prep Braid Hair| Acv Vs White Distilled Vinegar

Hey YouTube fam welcome back! This is Ayana. If you don't already know me by now, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and, let's get to know each other yeah like every time. I make a video in my nose. I Buster I'm gon na have to make a video where my nails are like right. We'Ve done so, you can see that majority of my life is in it both inhale and brother, I'm about to dive in alright, let's dive into this, so you want to fill up your sink with warm water use, the least bit amount of water that you can. Let'S conserve water for the little fishes, yeah anyways, one part vinegar to three parts: water that is the magic solution. It'S supposed to help you with pitch eNOS, so we'll see if that's actually true or not. So in total I had nine pieces of hair the first three pieces, I soaked it in apple, cider, vinegar and the other six pieces. I dipped it in soaked it in the distilled white vinegar and at the end I will show a comparison of the hip yeah baby. I didn't really see any white residue floats at the top, like other youtubers claim, from the chemicals that put on the braid here. I didn't really see all that floats at the top or the water change any colour or anything like that. So maybe the water wasn't hot enough. Um or maybe I didn't add enough vinegar. Let me know what your experience is like when you do it. I left the hair to soak for about 15 to 20 minutes after I drained the sink, I rinsed it off thoroughly with lukewarm water, and then I towel dried each individual piece before I hung it up to dry, oh gee, for it to dry quickly. You have to hang it up to dry and what I mean quickly, I mean like at least six hours. So if you need to get your hair rated, you need to prep this hair like the day before, so so that way it can dry and naturally, since it's synthetic hair and you don't really want to dry with a blow dryer or anything like that. But this is the three pieces of hair that I did earlier with the apple cider, vinegar and the smell I just smelled like regular, braiding hair. It did not smell, like apple cider, vinegar. I was so happy so here we have it. The final results, the hair. All the way to the left is the hair that was in the apple, cider, vinegar and the hair. That'S on the right is the hair that was in the white distilled vinegar. So when it comes to color, nothing changed when it comes to texture, nothing really changed, but when it came down to smell apple, cider, vinegar for the wind guys, apple cider vinegar had the least amount of smell like it took out the chemical smell in the hair, Whereas the white distilled vinegar, didn't really have an effect on the hair as far as like the smell, it still smelled like an add chemical on it, and it still still smell, really plasticky. So now that we figured out apple cider, vinegar is the goat. I will definitely be using that every time when I prep my hair but wait don't stop watching. You got a binge watch when we get on YouTube. I'Ve got another video about this hair, so you should go ahead and check it out. Let'S click on the Box on the upper right-hand side of your screen until next time, bye, guys djay