Corteltube, Thank you so much! I am so excited for you! ❤

I'm so excited for you! Enjoy the journey!

Hi Mack! It is amazing stuff. I wish I had tried this sooner.

Yesss I do this. It's a game changer

I wish I had tried it years ago but the color always scared me - I thought it would stain my hair but turns out it didn’t.

Hi Elinorhopkins, I really love this treatment. It's very gentle. It no only brightens up gray hair but offers so many other benefits which I love.

Thank you for sharing, Stardust! I forgot to mention that the smell doesn’t last long (thankfully).

Hi! I am so glad it’s helping with the yellowing!! ❤️

Thank you for watching Cindy! I hope it works as well for you as it did for me!

Thank you for watching and I hope this ACV recipe helped!

Thank you beautiful silver sister. ❤ i am going to try soon. My hair is about your length. Not really yellow but I need a refresh. I was concerned about the color of it too. So I appreciate you sharing your secret. I subscribed 😊

Hi Mollie! I thought I had responded to you. I'm so glad it worked! Yes, the pitcher I used is big😂 but it makes it easy for me to pour it over my head.

Hi Cathie. I think you're going to like it! Let me know what you think when you give it a try!

Thank you Alice!! Did you try the ACV Rinse? I plan on cutting my hair in June. I would really like to donate a long ponytail for a long hair wig (I read long hair is being requested).

Hi Carol! Great Question!!!!! I am speaking from my own experience but I think the peroxide treatment works better to get rid of hard to remove yellow/staining. If you're trying to get rid of yellow, that's the one to use, imo. BUT the ACV rinse has so many great benefits that the peroxide treatment doesn't offer so if you are trying to brighten dull hair or hair that is slightly yellow, or PREVENT yellowing/staining along with all the benefits I talked about in the video (clarify, tame frizz/smooth hair, add shine and volume, etc.), this would be the treatment to use.

I would like to know what the peroxide method is please. Thank you

@@suzanmiller558 1 cup peroxide, i cup water, one cup conditioner. Mix and let on hair for 15 min. I put a plastic cap on. Just did today and I think most came out. Will do this to see what happens.

Hi Nincaru! Thank you so much for subscribing!Please do not increase the amount of ACV-too much apple cider vinegar could burn your scalp and hair. You can leave the ACV rinse for up to 5 minutes. The conditioner that I am using now is Pantene's Miracle Moisture boost with Rose Water Sulfate Free Conditioner. They sell it at Walmart or you can find it on Amazon (this is my amazon Affiliate link): amzn.to/4403gkx and the Shower head water filter I love is the PureAction Showerhead (amazon Affiliate link): amzn.to/49QNwSt As for your hair turning darker, there are so many reasons that could be happening (such as a medical condition, changes in hormone levels,stress, nutritional deficiencies, etc.). The one I have experience with (this happened to a family member) is it could be a nutritional deficiency which stops melanin from being produced. Once my family member changed her diet and took supplements prescribed by her Dr., most of her gray hair regained its color again.

Hi Stacey! Do you use this same recipe/formula?

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond i I don't know if it's the same one but it apple cider vinegar rinse I use four parts water to one part apple cider vinegar also wash my hair with baking soda and water and that's a 3-1 ratio, I'm also going to start trying to use rice water but Asians use it and it's supposed to make your hair soft and manageable I used it once but I guess you got to be consistent with use

Hi Freedom Fighter! Don’t use this right after the peroxide treatment-definitely use at different times.

Hi! It helps dry hair (my hair has always been on the dry side) and this hair treatment has definitely helped my hair feel softer and adds shine! If you give it a try, please share your experience!

Hi! You can use it 1-2x's a week-Overusing it can cause your hair to become dry and brittle.

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond Thanks!

Hello Xiya! You should massage it into your scalp. This mixture helps with dandruff and skin irritation.

You're Welcome! Thank you for watching!

Hello Patricia! Yes, you can use white vinegar. The reason I like to use Apple Cider Vinegar is because it has more vitamins and nutrients which is very nourishing for your hair while white vinegar doesn't provide that extra benefit. White vinegar is also a lot more harsh than apple cider vinegar so you will need to properly dilute it with more water (than what is used to dilute the acv).

Hi! From my personal experience, the peroxide treatment works better to get rid of hard to remove yellowing. The Apple cider vinegar rinse has so many really great benefits that the peroxide treatment doesn't so if you are trying to brighten dull hair or hair that is slightly yellow, or remove staining (such as the green tint your hair can get when in the pool)along with all the benefits mentioned in the video such as clarifying, add shine and volume, add softness, tame frizzy hair, , etc.), this would be the treatment to use.

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyondwhich video is the peroxide treatment?

@@suzanmiller558 Hi Susan! Here is the link to the peroxide treatment: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8mVdc6ruLeVZps.html

Hi! Yes, you can use the regular distilled vinegar. The reason I like to use Apple Cider Vinegar is because it has more vitamins and nutrients which is very nourishing for your hair while regular distilled vinegar doesn't provide that extra benefit.

It is the acid that is important.

Hi Earth Angel! I haven’t tried it with white vinegar but once I cut my hair (I am growing it to donate) I will give it a try and share results (differences if any).

Unfiltered raw apple cider vinegar such as from Bragg is best. It's totally different than white vinegar. It has more beneficial stuff in it.

Hi! I alternate (because I like both and can't choose just one) between Pantenes Sulfate Free Miracle Moisture boost shampoo and Conditioner or Pantene’s Sulfate Free hydrating glow Shampoo and Conditioner.

I also have brassiness on my silver/white hair which I deduced was from the water round here…a filter on the shower head helped a great deal. I also do not use any heat appliances on my hair, ie, curling iron, flat iron, and only medium heat when blow drying. A single pass with a heat appliance will show on this white hair. I love my hair color but even with all my efforts I still have some yellowing…at this point I look for hair dyes or toners as close to my color as I can find to cover the remaining yellow/brassiness. Clairol Silk and Silver did the job very well but of course that product sadly was discontinued. Fortunately the hair color industry has figured out that many of us love our silver and look for products to care for rather than cover it. Also I never use the word gray opting instead to use the word silver…that was my first rule!

Hi Lindalu, sorry it didn't work for your hair. If the staining is really bad, it may take a few tries. Do you protect your hair from the sun when you go outside? If your hair has been burned by the sun or burned by a hair appliance, nothing will be able to removed that. The only thing you can do,in that case, is cut it off or let it grow out then cut it, sadly..

Hi Cuppahot! Thank you for sharing your tips and experience.♥️ A shower head with a water filter has really made a difference for me-I won't wash my hair without one!

Yes it does. I have a lot of dark brown hair under the white (most of it is near the nape of my neck) and it whitens my white hair and not the dark hair. Please make sure it’s the 3% peroxide-anything stronger could lighten your dark hair along with damaging your hair and scalp.

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond Thank you so much for your prompt and detailed response.

Hello Sabin Bacha. Yes, you can use ACV in place of your shampoo. Just make sure to dilute it and use only once a week.

Sabih bacha try using rye flour 'shampoo'. It's basically rye flour and water. Using that I got rid of my itchy scalp and have softer hair than ever. You need to do a baking soda rinse once to get rid of any silicone build up from shampoos and conditioners before starting with it. (This is only needed ONCE. Google about this whole method regarding getting rid of silicone build up and using rye flour as shampoo.) And it might take a bit of time until your hair adjusts to the new treatment/method. As not as much oil gets removed (no more daily washes, you should be able to only wash your hair every 3-4 days once your hair is accustomed to the new method), the scalp does not need to produce so much oil anymore. But that takes a bit of time to adjust. I'm washing my hair since many years with organic rye flour. Yes, regular rye flour - the one one can bake bread with. Never use wheat or any other flour. Although rice flour would work too, but it's a nuisance to wash out. Although the end result is amazing. Never had such soft hair. But using rye flour makes the hair nice soft too. I haven't used shampoo for many many years. And not having to wash my hair eves day is a huge benefit as well. They recommend wholegrain rye flour, but I prefer the sifted version (in Austria it's called type 960). It works for me and it is easier to wash out. Experiment with it. When I lived in the US, I couldn't find sifted rye flour. You could sift it yourself to get the coarser parts removed. A friend of mine now started washing with rye flour too and she is so happy about it. All the best for you! PS: An ACV rinse is not necessary after washing with rye flour. But if your water is very hard you do benefit from it. And of course in order to get rid of the yellow. You don't need to rinse the ACV rinse out. Rinse and dry your hair as usual. The smell is gone quickly.

Hi! I have dark brown hair underneath all the white and the apple cider vinegar rinse has never changed the color. I have never used it on color treated hair so can't say if it would lighten it up or not.