Hey love, Chemist here and I wanted to give some friendly insight on your struggle to find the perfect balance of ACV to water ratio. You actually hit the nail on the head with the whole pH of your shower discussion and that's the reason why all of the ratios were different-everybody's water will have a different pH. So, considering that there's a universal, nominal pH we want the ACV rinse to be, we would have to dilute our ACV with water to be that pH (and everybody's ratios would be different since our taps give us different pHs of water). On the off chance you wanted an easy scientific way to do this at home, you can get some pH test trips and start with a small ratio of water to ACV and test the pH little by little, adding more water every time to make the pH go up. Obviously, this would only need to be done once and you would need to keep track of how much water to ACV you're making for future reference. I just found you and I'm in love! I've recently decided to get my hair under control once and for all! I greatly appreciate all of your hard work, dedication, and honesty!

*Can we just take a minute to appreciate how well put together all of her videos are?* 💕

To jump straight to the good stuff and why you clicked - content starts at 4:10 Not at all to discourage anyone! She got a great sponsor for the first part of the video that she deserves credit for. But, if you’re short on time, hope that helps!

Isabella: “I’m no hair expert” Also Isabella: “13 articles, 2 specialist studies and my own experimentation!”

When she used the silk cap and woke up like that I kinda got emotional. I’ve been watching this process from the start and I’m getting so excited for your progress

THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED TO SEE IVE GOT DEAD ASS HAIR

“use less for dry hair & more for greasy hair” when your hair is dry AND greasy ):

*I edited this comment so that you never know why it got so many likes 😃👍*

This girl is literally changing my life and saving my hair

You are killing this series with the research and experiments, I love the amount of information! Great content xx

sis would get grand prize at a science fair with all this thorough research and experiments

I did a rosemary rinse with acv today for the first time, and daaaang guurl, my hear never looked that shiny and felt that smooth before! You should definitely give it a try! I had the "recipe" from holistichabits channel, you just bring water to a boil on a stove and add some fresh rosemary (dried rosemary or rosemary oil/essence will surely do it as well) and let it simmer for around 20-30 minutes. Let the water-rosemary-mixture cool down, put a littlebit of acv in it and dump it over your hair after shampooing it just like a normal acv rinse! Ofc you can dilute the mixture with water as well to save some for future hairwashes. Hope you see my comment and that I can help you!

Girl silk bonnets do wonders I can’t live without mine 😂

Satin bonnets and scarves have been the key to black girls hair for ages 😂 honestly I think a lot of our natural hair tips would do wonders on your hair 🤷🏾‍♀️

the way her accent changed when she said “ooohhh damn gurlll”

Acv actually removes remains of chlorine from your hair after swimming pools as the chlorine still remains in your hair even after shampooing it so I recommend using the acv rinse after swimming

your entire hair care journey has been so freaking interesting and i’ve learnt so much 😂 i’m actually shook.

I’ve never seen anyone use a diagonal bar to censor that’s a really good idea. It’s super aesthetically pleasing too props 👍🏻👍🏻

Isabella Demarko, girl you changed my life! My hair struggle has been so similar to yours. I felt like I was doing all the "right" things: never using heat, washing less frequently, rarely using a hair brush and finger combing instead, using a microfiber wrap instead of a bath towel to dry it... My hair just kept getting more and more dry, frizzy, and tangley. And then I saw this video, and then all the pieces came together... My tap water reeks of chlorine! And there are definitely hard minerals in it based on the build-up on my shower head. I just did an ACV rinse and brought jars of filtered water into the shower to rinse between shampoo and conditioner and everything... And my hair feels like my old hair again! It's soft and manageable, just like that. So thankful to you!!!

Ive been using ACV on my hair for years now. Everytime I feel like my hair needs softness or my scalp starts to itch I use it as a rinse. Love it and I mostly use it instead of conditioner. A great idea is also putting in different herbs like rosemary, sage (caureful makes hair little darker) or calendula for extra nutrition. Just fill a mason jar with the herbs/flowers and pour in the ACV. Close the jar and let it soak at least 1 week. I have mine in my cupboard for a year already and it still works awesome! Hove you all have a great day!

I've been doing ACV rinses for about half a year now. I use it whenever i feel like it, but i learned right away to use filtered water. My hair grows faster in the fall/winter but I've noticed it's been growing a lot faster since using ACVs. You can also add herbs to your rinses, let them sit for a week and you have an even better rinse. Holistic Habits discusses this in her video about it. In terms of the amount of acv i use, i can just eyeball it. My scalp gets oily rather quickly while my ends are on the dry side.. However. During my time on the long hair community forums someone told me to try kombucha in place of the acv (or with it) It has a slightly higher pH level i think? So it may be better for certain hair types. Just something to think about trying i suppose! It's pretty annoying tho how none of the articles tell you that filtered/distilled water is the best? they don't mention it at all.. like lol?

I haven’t heard of a silk cap I’m going to add that to amazon shopping cart 😂 looks like it does wonders

Why is she the best person I've ever watched for hair help? Like nobody else on yt is an in depth as she is and is HONEST about hair struggles

I have to say you changed my life... literally. I rinsed my hair yesterday the way you told in your video. The first time in about 2 years I love my hair without styling it. I have literally the same hair structure as you. And the difference is breathtaking. THANK YOU SO MUCH 💙

Can we talk about how this video is put together so well? This is the content I signed up for.

I’m so proud of her hair journey she’s come so far

Why do I feel like your success is a personal victory for me (???) Your hair is looking so great!

I honestly have no idea why I'm watching this since I've never given two hoots about what my hair looks like beyond like "is it a mess" and "is it clean", but this is just... so fascinating. As a scientist myself I have to say I am very impressed with this (maybe it's a scientist thing? It's an interesting question I've never considered investigating). Your background research makes a genuine effort to be neutral and cover multiple sources, you acknowledge the lack of consensus in the area and include relevant background information about hair type and water type and pH. Not to mention the end where you acknowledge your sources of error and how they influence your results... girl if I could get my second year bio students to approach their lab reports with this level of critical thinking! Assuming you have no scientific background (I could be wrong tbh, I don't know you), the research, proposal, experimental design, and presentation of results are really well done! Just wanted to let you know. Looking forward to further videos! I really enjoy your style of making them.

THANK YOU FOR USING REPUTABLE PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES! Finalllllllyyyyy someone on the internet knows how to actually research lmao!!

You can tell there was SO much effort put into this, you are the freaking BEST and fans like me can see how much passion you put into your videos. Pleeeeasssseee keep them coming!!!!! Love ya !!!💙💙💙

I’ve been using the ACV rinse treatment for a year or so now for whenever I feel like my oily hair needs a good “reset” and omg I’m so happy I found out about it. My hair always feels so nice after I do it.

Doing your final rinse with cold water is easy whenever you’ve used up all the hot water 👍🏻

Videos that actually have so much effort and thought put into them instead of just making a claim are so refreshing these days. Thank u for this 🙏🙏

I just stumbled across one of her hair videos today and found myself binge watching the rest...she really had done her research, all the videos are very educational and I also found them to be very entertaining...new subscriber today 😌

when you keep touching your hair, you’re separating the strands that naturally clump together and it causes frizz

Wow! I've spent so many years hating my brittle and dry frizzy hair (literally feels like hay sometimes) and have tried every oil imaginable, including coconut. I could have sworn it made my hair worse, and thought I must be crazy considering what everyone else was saying, so kept on trying it anyway! Then I stumbled upon your other video about cracking the frizzy hair mystery, and it just made so so much sense compared to everything else I've ever heard. So I tried your apple cider rinse as shown in the video, and my goodness, I have never woken up with such soft hair! It's still far from perfect (I have quite a lot of curly hair, but each strand is really thin), but this is the most amazing result I've ever had. Thank you so much for your video. I will keep trying this! ❤❤

I love how high-quality your videos are! ❤

I wash my hair once a week and every time I wash it, I use the rinse, I don't use shampoo and I love the results it's giving me!!!

No matter what products I use during the shampooing or conditioning, I always notice that the after care matters the most for me. Using oil for my ends as leave-in, wrapping my hair in a t-shirt instead of a towel... andddd letting my hair air dry like 80% and then wrapping it with same style as you do. That is what gives me the non-frizzy look.

Huge news for saving money and reducing waste!!You can use charcoal sticks to filter your water. It’s one time buy. Water filters have charcoal sticks inside the plastic component but instead of throwing it out you can boil the charcoal stick and use it over and over again.

Tip for finding your pH: stores that sell fish supplies should also sell pH strips or test kits!

girl you’re so smart! keep posting these, love ya x

Back when I was anti-silicone and using only natural ingredients on my hair, I would use half ACV and half water as a leave in conditioner after I washed my hair. The reason I didn't use silicone products is because ACV can remove build up so it would dry out my hair and remove the siliconey conditioner. I haven't used ACV in my hair care in years tho and I definitely want to bring it back. As for it removing hair dye, I totally think it does. Whenever I would use ACV my hair would definitely fade and change the color of the water. I even use the "no poo" method (baking soda as shampoo, ACV as conditioner) to remove hair dye when I want to change my color! Works like a charm.

I know this is last minute, but I recently started having extremely similar hair issues to yours and I started using plain rose water in a spray bottle after washing my hair and has significantly decreased my frizz and has increased my shine! Also, rose water’s PH is from 4-4.5. Hope this helps :).

I have extremely hard water in my city. I always had problems with scalp itching and seborrheic scalp. It was pretty bad, and still when I went to places with soft water the itch wouldnt come back. When I picked up on this I started ACVing my hair (and rinsing it) and the itch and seborrhea got under control! Finally I can live with my hair and scalp, I tried so many ways and shampoos but the problem was in water and not shampoos and ACV saved me definitely. Even if u rinse the acv rinse it works, (I leave it for a few mins while shaving/and I put conditioner on my ends while having acv on my scalp.. Really works wonders.

I'm so happy for you!!! Honestly, I've been skeptical about ACV, but after seeing what it did to your hair, I think I might try that sometime soon.

I usually skip the sponsor clip at the start of sponsored videos, but I felt so intrigued by this art company. Loved it.

This totally makes sense considering when my hair stated getting damaged, frizzy and brittle, and it was after we moved to a place with veeery hard water. Thank you very much for sharing your research, I will try this since I have a Brita and can buy ACV.

i find it astonishing that you put so much effort into making these videos. you could make them so much more simple but we can tell your editing and research explanations make the biggest difference. its so so so thoughtful of you to make all this extra effort to put out such great content. i see you, girl! thank you so much for your commitment! 🖤

I think I really like the sponsor for this video I’m currently transforming my room in new house.

I love that you to so many articles. I wonder, if the primary benefit is the pH, why is it recommended that ACV with the mother is important. I feel like it would still work with regular vinegar, with the proper ratio to get the desired pH.

Hey so 1) if you're so curious about PH thingy, i would recommend you to go to the drug store and buy ph strips for urine and saliva testing, you can measure your scincare products with it as well. 2) I preferably sleep with french braid or just braid, sometimes i add a little protection with ribbon. It's not as expensive as pure-silk-cap for girls who can't allow expensive purchases, but it also protects hair wery well, i usually don't need a hairbrush after braid overnight and also my hair is curlier in a pretty way.

I have a friend whose hair texture changes when she goes on/off the pill because of the hormones. Maybe you are experiencing something similar?

I recently did a diy scalp scrub and I would recommend!! I heard it's important to exfoliate your scalp, and it was so satisfying! Haha, I couldn't find any good recipes online, so I went with ingredients that are nourishing and would exfoliate well. I used: sea salt, coffee grind, oats and grapeseed oil and it worked really well. I'm definitely gonna be doing it every couple of weeks.

Watched this near the end of my shower and so glad I did. I was able to follow your steps in real time. Thanks for doing this exploration for us.

I just want to say that I have watched SOOOO many hair care videos and so many people half-explain things leaving me overwhelmed and confused. This video was so beautifully made with the all of the research and the visuals and just the honesty I wanna cry euhfadkjdkvbdsv

I love these hair videos! Looking forward to seeing more. 🥰

I actually love doing acv rinses. my hair loves acv, and it surprisingly makes it so soft!

I just want Brad Mondo to react to this

@Isabella Demarko I just wanted to let you know I have a lot of respect for you hon. I am a teenager and have not had long hair since I was 12. I had the exact same dreams as you and had grown it out to my waist, (My vision was rapunzel hair.) but I had a ton of breakage, so much that it was pointed at the end, almost like the letter V. My hair would come out so much and it was super obnoxious. My hair was not thick or shiny and I didn't know how to style it. It had some strange waves and was wispy. It took an hour to blow dry, so I never did. I had no self-awareness, however, and did not care how it looked, I only cared about convenience. Whenever I did my hair in the morning, my only thought was "How can I put my hair up so it doesn't get caught in my backpack straps?" I never cut my hair unless my mom made me and it took a huge argument to get me to do it. It only happened about once every 6 months. I had split ends and breakage constantly. One night in January of 2018, I was reading and I had the spontaneous thought to cut my hair. My mom booked me an appointment with a lady from my church who had done an amazing job on other girl's hair. I took a picture right before I cut it, and the longest part of it (The point of the V) barely touched my butt. I got about 15 inches cut off, and after that, it was shiny and smooth. It ended right at my shoulders and I was very pleased with it. I still am. It is very sleek and shiny and high quality. I hardly ever have split ends. About a month ago, I saw your hir story video. It made me want to grow my hair out again, but this time, I would take care of it. I started my brand new hair journey on October 7th. I got my hair cut that day and I measured my hair (I start at about my sideburns) and it was at 7.25 inches. I measured it on November 7th, after ACV rinses, using lower heat (I am not skilled enough to do good no heat hairstyles), washing my hair upside down, and using the Inversion Method. My hair had grown 3/4 of an inch, which is huge for me. HUGE. it took me 4 YEARS to get to waist length before. 4 YEARS. Now, I have 3/4 of an inch in a month. I have been using your tips and other tips that I have done heavy research on. Your ACV video, in particular, was very helpful. My hair is now mega sleek and shiny and I LOVE IT. Anyway, I wanted to tell you my personal hair story, and I admire you for the passion you have for your hair. I have that passion as well and I respect you for it. Love ya!

I love how much you dedicated yourself to this. You go girl go and get that pretty hair!

I appreciate the efforts you're making with your hair series. I still think you can try and give going curly a try since you have waves, but I'm also happy to see that you are implementing tips that curly girls swear by! I do an ACV rinse and use bonnets

I am amazed. I have had such a similar journey to this girl. My hair type is also similarly. For me the curly hair method ruined it. Buildup does not do good to semi wavy, thin hair. It got super crunchy Currently I'm in such a better place. Here's what I did: 1) Washing with inversion method 2) Washing with a 5.5 shampoo bar. If you can't find it, use baby dove soap at least it's pH neutral (7) which is better than most shampoos 3) A silicone free conditioner. 4) And then a rinse with ACV rinse. Except I add tea tree oil instead of lavender oil. I am doing 1 cup water + 1 TSP ACV, + 4 drops tea tree. I use this after every wash on my scalp. 5) On my ends I do the same mix but i also add 6 drops of almond oil because I want my ends to be a bit more oiled than my scalp. 6) Once in 10 days I apply a scalp exfoliating shampoo that has salicylic acid and piroctone (I have struggles with itchy, oily scalp). But I don't apply it to my lengths, just roots with a bowl and brush. Tea tree oil helps with sebbhoreac dermatitis, and demodex infestation which I suspect I had. I also did a lot of research like her and I'm actually a medical doctor too

I may have a suggestion- maybe stop running your fingers through your hair is causing your hair to go static. The friction of your fingers rubbing up against your hair could be causing this. Also, your long nails constantly picking at your ends could be a reason for damage. I don't expect you to see this, but if you happen to, please take this to consideration. :)

So glad I have a shower filter. Its a great investment especially if you have scalp and skin issues

Damn gurl this is one wholesome video. I never thought of a hair care this massive. I MEAN- THIS IS AN EYE-OPENER FOR ME!! I didnt know it was this complicated but i really really appreciate how much u care about hair and sharing ur knowledge to other people ♥️ i wanna try this one

“ Don’t Trust What You See, Even Salt Looks Like Sugar “ Love How You Actually Do Real Research 🌹

Big shout to all my Ebony Queen's whom been wearing silk bonnet, protective styling and curly gal-method since the began of time.P.S. You're welcome my Ivory Sista's

A hint from me: It takes a few weeks (about 2) of use every second day until the apple vinegar really gives you a shine. Just do it once a week after that and your hair will do great! If you had short hair I'd suggest not washing your hair for a week since a natural oil treatment can really repair your hair (especially after bleaching)! But with yours... it'd take months for the natural oils to flow to the ends of the strands and...yeah...no.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. I've been so insecure about my hair and I just accepted that there was no solution. this is awesome. :)))))

FINALLY the best video explaining what everybody does and I don't know why. Scienfic explanations are what we need. Thank you so much

If you want to test the pH of both your water, vinegar, and solution, you can use litmus strips. They are super cheap and give you a ballpark estimation of what your pH is! Hopefully that helps you narrow down the right ratio for consistency!

Woah, I haven't thought about not rinsing out the apple cider vinegar. I can't put up in a protective style (crushes the delicate curls and turns in to frizz), but I want that silk cap. Warning, essential oils can make your skin unhappy (breakouts and rashes), so make sure to rinse or cover skin in that area.

In some pet stores they sell ph level testers (because some fish need a certain ph level om the water) so maybe you can use that to try the ph on your shower water :)

Hii ☺️ I’m from turkey. Apple vinegar is literally my life saver. I dont remember the time when I started using because my mom also using it as a routine for her hair. I’m using it starting from my childhood (5 or something). I’m using apple vinegar for every time when I wash my hair (during winter 1 or 2 times in a week, but summers just 1 time because sea salt and sun damaging your hair and also you washing your hair more, more can be deadly for your hair ☺️) but in this routine, most important part dont start with using every shower. Because of your hair damaged and your old routines it may effect for sometime but one day it can start damaging. One of my friend did and the end wasn’t good at all. Start using it like every 3 or 4 time. And every two months after use more close. 6 months later you can start using as a every shower routine. What am I saying is your hair doesnt know the product. Also you changed the pH, and you trying so much new products or things for your hair. I know all the reasons but trying to chance big part of your routine in a short time may create a illusion for a short time but at one point your hair will definitely go crazy again. You have to give time to your hair for getting use to new products like face oils. If you really wanna keep using apple vinegar, this is the best option. I’m using it every time but this doesnt mean that you can just start using. My hair knows the product, I’m using as a routine for 18 years. Dont go crazy. It really helps but you should be calm down a little bit. ☺️☺️☺️ using with cold water is the best way but clean it with low pH water. Leaving your hair with acidic products is definitely not a good idea. It means even after your shower, acidity will be there for a while. It means damaging. ☺️☺️😍

@Isabella Demarko PLEASE test out the rice water thing. I am testing it out, but your ACV video was so danggggggg helpful (Seriously my hair looks FRICKING BOMB) I Have heard only good things about this so it would be AWESOME if you did a video on this. I have the same dreams as you concerning hair and I am trying to take care of it better so your channel is PERFECT for me right now. Love you and thank you!

Hi, I didn't know my hair type until an aunt told me "I only comb my hair in the shower with conditioner and when it's wet after the shower". I do that and use a styling cream, like a conditioner but no-rinse, roll it and press upwards with my hand until it unrolls and let it dry like that. I discovered that sometimes I have waves and other times curls, but I NEVER comb or brush when dry.Not even with my fingers. Been doing this for years now. Hope this helps someone!

pls continue this hair series cos im livin for itttttttt

I have hair issues *very* similar to yours, so decided to give this ago - who cares about smelling like a chippy during lockdown? And oh my gosh, my hair is so soft and so shiny, I can't stop stroking it! I invested in a Brita filter and pretty much followed exactly what you did - 1:8 ratio of ACV to filtered water, rinsed with filtered water first, added some lavender oil too, clipped my hair up afterwards. Going to try doing it once a week for a while to see what happens. Thank you so much for your very thorough videos :)

Your dedication and perseverance from the research and getting the right ratios and modifying key factors such as using distilled water, is overall amazing! Thank you for taking the time and effort (gosh knows how long this took you) to ensure your information was legit as possible. Your are the first person I have seen, that have tried a DIY and rather than just conclude it doesnt work after one try, kept trying and trying to get it just right. I tip off my hat to you my dear! 🤗🤗

I’m really loving watching her lately!😂😍

I can watch u for a freaking time coz i love how u explain everything so clearly !!! Love ur work .. loads of love❤️❤️

The only video on this topic that is informative, to the point, and without anecdotes. Thank you! ❤

I been using a silk hair cap for a year now and I have straight hair, it’s amazing and helps with frizz, split ends, and traps in moisture as well as keeping it smooth

I need this hack, but my mom would call me crazy for using vinegar in my hair to make it healthier 😂

When smell was mentioned I laughed out loud remembering an incident in my teens. My high school had a beauty contest where one girl was chosen from each homeroom class. I was in a homeroom with 28 boys and one other girl. I was chosen for the contest. So was my best friend since kindergarten. This was in the mid-60s and the vast majority of girls our age were wearing two-piece bathing suits. Since my mother insisted they were indecent, I was the only one in the contest wearing a one-piece suit. I used the apple cider vinegar rinse and I admit my hair looked nice. Although I had a nice figure and am attractive enough, I was very shy and broke out into hives the minute I stepped onto the platform for judging. My hair didn't smell. That is, until after the contest, when I jumped into the chlorinated pool! Embarrassment on embarrassment!! My girlfriend won first place so at least I had something to be happy about. 😉

Thank you for sharing! I personal feel like using less products is the key to healthy hair and a healthy body in general. Also using self made products is so good not only for the ingredients but also the process of making something good for you is healing as well. It is like cooking a healthy, delicious meal. Big love - from a tiny tiny youtuber

Ok I tried this, using filtered cold water as last rinse and air dried. It has been a while since I have seen my hair not frizzy and shiny. I will keep doing it weekly. I didn't have the ACV with the mother, I suppose it is working well enough. Edit: 4 weeks later I improved my hair care routine, and the ACV definitely contributes to it as well. I cut my hair, now all the dry parts are gone. I use clarifying shampoo once a week (I have oily scalp), do light oil treatment before wash, and do the last rinse with the ACV (this whole routine is for every other wash, once a week). I use coconut milk based shampoo for the other wash. I also blow dry my hair (as opposed to air dry it, since I learned air drying it make the hair prone to breakage) with the lowest setting and at least 6 inches away. I bought silk pillowcase. No more frizz, my hair looks the healthiest as long as I can remember, slight improvement on hair fall, my seborrheic dermatitis improved, easier to manage, and I am way happier. I still need to flat iron it if I want a smooth finish, but I try to do it in low heat and section my hair, so each strand gets maximum heat as much as the low setting allows and I don't have to go over it twice. Also, use heat protector. I recommend Trav White's channel as well. He does long hair tips for men, but women can benefit as well.

There’s also apple cider shampoo. Maybe you can use that on days that you’re not doing the apple cider treatment. Like this so she can see 💕😀

I was waiting for this, thank you queen i love youuuuuu.

I’m just super amused on how much effort you put into your videos , from the images to the funny videos and the huge amount of research. I truly appreciate all of this and I enjoyed every second its not boring at all like most videos about hair . Love love love your channel and I wish you all the best

Love how you’ve done proper scientific research and experimentation there, really great vid!

maybe to counter the oil stripping effects of the acv you should use a light oil after you get out of the shower as after care

Isabella try rice water all you do is put rice in a cup and take the water out then put it on your hair and it will make your hair long ,thick, healthy and glossy

hey girl! Med science graduate here :) hard water > bottled water > filtered water pH. All you are doing overall is lowering the pH of your wash when keeping your ACV constant by using variations of water! So I would recommend using a higher concentration of ACV (try in TBSP increments) in hard water to cut out all other waters which (lets be honest) make the process more annoying and less accessable. This will also mean you get more of the ACV micronutrients in your wash which could potentially help more! G

I have wavy frizzy hair and i discovered the protective style thing a couple years ago, it really makes a difference!! my suggestion is to put the protective style lower (eg. a lower bun??) to avoid the waves on the upper half of the head. Sometimes it looks like i curled my hair, it's so beautiful!

Could u make a video like this about castor oil? Because there are actually many different opinions about how to use it but in general it is said to be something like a 'beauty secret' sooo i'd like to hear your opinion about it

Please can you, or anyone else that knows where it's from- link the silk headwrap thingy please, looks so good! Thanks x

Hey, I know I'm late, but for those who are still watching, if the smell still bothers you after the essential oils, the next morning you can spray some light perfume into your comb. It helps make your hair smell one hundred times better! Hope this helps!

Isabella! I have never said this to anyone or any platform ever. I love you and it’s love at first sight or sorry, love at first watch. Now, you’d be mine for keeps. Well done on your researches and excellent delivery. Salut!