I am having a lot of wax buildup after using this. ACV is not working. I will try baking soda but is there another natural way to remove waxy buildup
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The Peppermint and Jojoba kind does this to my hair too so I think it is a result of the coconut oil (or something else) rather than the argan oil. I kind of like it because it gives my fine hair more texture but I have found that a few days of using a different shampoo gets it back to its old texture. Also conditioner helps to keep it from being tangly if that is what the issue is.
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I use apple cider vinegar to rinse out the build up. Several brands here on amazon or mix your own. I use a 1:2 ratio of apple cider vinegar with distilled water in a travel shampoo bottle.
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I haven't noticed this myself. But, I have a boar bristle brush and I alternate with another shampoo every 2 days?
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Don't use argan if you have a waxy buildup. That's causing the problem. Try a bar without argan to see if that helps.
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Baking soda, barkeeper, or bon ami works better with a non-abrasive sponge, make into a paste and ad in a circular motion. Let set for a while and then repeat as necessary. Hope this helps BUT remember clean after each cooking episode so the build-up is less. . Good Luck .
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I never try vinegar & murphy oil. Bona works for me my floors look like brand new. I clean them once a week with Bona & dust them every other day.
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It burned the *expletive deleted* out of my face after about a minute. I left it in probably for about 3 minutes before I used baking soda to neutralize it. I would say do a test on your neck or something first because it was not my first peel I knew what to expect. What I do now is I only put it on areas that are uneven in tone or that have pimples and leave it for the full time (about 8-10 min) or as long as I can stand it LOL and then neutralize it. Follow up with a moisturizer for your skin type (I use pure argan oil from Morocco) and you're good to go! It is a pretty decent peel even if it burns a bit and it doesn't quite PEEL peel but you'll notice your skins clarity improves. Hope this helped! It burned the *expletive deleted* out of my face after about a minute. I left it in probably for about 3 minutes before I used baking soda to neutralize it. I would say do a test on your neck or something first because it was not my first peel I knew what to expect. What I do now is I only put it on areas that are uneven in tone or that have pimples and leave it for the full time (about 8-10 min) or as long as I can stand it LOL and then neutralize it. Follow up with a moisturizer for your skin type (I use pure argan oil from Morocco) and you're good to go! It is a pretty decent peel even... » Read More It burned the *expletive deleted* out of my face after about a minute. I left it in probably for about 3 minutes before I used baking soda to neutralize it. I would say do a test on your neck or something first because it was not my first peel I knew what to expect. What I do now is I only put it on areas that are uneven in tone or that have pimples and leave it for the full time (about 8-10 min) or as long as I can stand it LOL and then neutralize it. Follow up with a moisturizer for your skin type (I use pure argan oil from Morocco) and you're good to go! It is a pretty decent peel even if it burns a bit and it doesn't quite PEEL peel but you'll notice your skins clarity improves. Hope this helped! « Show Less
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Add baking soda to the vinegar along with boiling water. Let soak a long time. Might have to do this a few times. Good luck. The discoloration will not disappear completely, but it will take away some spots and fade the rest.
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Try running a vinegar/water solution through it and then the baking soda. That may take care of it.
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Since I only use this product after I've washed my face clean, spraying alcohol from a spray bottle and rinsing in water seems to be enough to clean this off. Then I air dry and replace back in the container it came in.
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Soak it it strait vinegar for a few hours and it will fall right off. Remember to wash well after. Not with soap just water!!!.
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Try using Bar Keepers Friend brand soft cleanser. Occasionally, I have some marks on my Mikasa and that has worked to remove it.
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This is exactly the problem---they list NO ingredients at all & it's very confusing. I truly believe it's just water...maybe with some sort of drops added to it... Just my opinion. Try taking apple cider vinegar tablets to level out ph. They are great for you anyways.
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Hi Sarah,Thank you for your question! Our product will work great after using Nature's Miracle. However, if you've used vinegar, then you will want to remove it as much as possible because the acidity of the vinegar will inhibit the beneficial bacteria in our product from working.When you order any of our products, you will receive an email with instructions and contact info to email or call. We love to hear from our customers in order to help solve any problems that may arise.Thank you for choosing Rocco & Roxie,PaulCo-FounderRocco & Roxie Supply Co.
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Add some Dawn or Palmolive dish soap (liquid kind). Just a tablespoon or so. Works with mine!
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I have had it thicken up near the bottom of the bottle. I just add a couple of oz. of standard rubbing alcohol and shake the bottle to restore it's consistency.
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I hated it. It made my hair greasy. My hair is resilient; Suavve is fine for it. It looked like too much product left in my hair so it was greasy. After repeat uses it is terrible and I clarify periodically. I even used ACV or baking soda to try and clean off the build up. I even swap an allnatural shampoo to help Finally switching helped get my hair back to normal.
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I have the EXACT same problem....did the vinegar work? I can't find my user's manual.......
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Hi Lynelle! =) I'm afraid we didn't keep this kit.We had problems getting strips, the wax was a mess, one of the bottles leaked all over everything (though the company was good in providing a replacement for that albeit slowly) and for everything in this kit, it would not have covered all that much or provided very many applications. It went to Goodwill after a couple attempts. Sorry!
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Sounds like it needs to be cleaned. Our old friend vinegar helps in those small places. If really clogged, vinegar & baking soda usually work. Be sure to let it dry properly.