Decide what type of rinse you want to do. There are lots of different types of rinses, and which one you choose will depend on what you want to do to your hair. Beer can be used as a rinse once a month to increase shine. Apple cider vinegar can be used instead of a conditioner after washing your hair. Lemon juice can enhance natural highlights and can help if you have problems with an oily scalp. Sage can help remove oily build-up and stimulate hair growth. Birch leaves will make your hair soft and shiny and can be used to darken hair slightly. Chamomile will soothe a dry scalp and can be used to lighten hair.
Prepare your rinse and decant it into a container that will allow easy application to your hair. A bottle with a nozzle or small hole in the cap would be ideal. Beer - Open the can or bottle of beer and allow it to go flat before applying to your hair. Apple cider vinegar - Mix five parts water to two parts vinegar. Mix up a reasonable sized batch of this and keep it in the bathroom to use whenever you wash your hair. Lemon juice - Juice one lemon and mix with a quarter of a cup of warm water. Herbal rinses - steep one teaspoon of your chosen herb in a cup of boiling water for a few minutes.
Wash your hair as normal.
Apply the rinse to your hair and scalp.
Work the rinse into your scalp and through your hair with your fingers.
Rinse out with cool water.
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