Even if you're not one to DIY, this is going to be your closest option to your original, organic apple cider vinegar rinse. Not only is it expertly diluted to have the optimal pH, but it's made with a host of other hair-healthy ingredients like cinnamon oil or black cumin seed oil. Bonus: Avalon Organics is EWG verified.

Smooth Shine Apple Cider Vinegar Finishing Rinse, Avalon Organics ($11)

Due to its cleansing properties, apple cider vinegar makes a solid addition to a shampoo. This is especially useful as shampoos tend to be alkaline (as a reminder: Research shows that shampoos with a high pH contribute to dryness and frizz1). So not only do you get a deeper clean, but you don't have the harmful side effects of a strong shampoo. 

Natural Balance Apple Cider Vinegar Sulfate-Free Shampoo, AG Hair ($30)

Hair story amassed a cult following for its revolutionary take on hair care: They skipped shampoos and conditioners entirely and formulated a singular product that removes impurities while keeping strands hydrated. This option infuses apple cider vinegar for a more vigorous wash to remove buildup. 

New Wash Deep, Hairstory ($40)

Apple cider vinegar in conditioner is certainly not as common, but this lightweight, detangling option is ideal for those with fine hair that's easily pulled flat from ultra-hydrating conditioners or masks. (Or people who sometimes skip conditioner altogether.) The hydrating elements come from argan and sunflower seed oils. 

Apple Cider Vinegar Detangling Conditioner, dpHue ($30)

Packaged in an easy-to-use spray bottle, you can better distribute the rinse from scalp to tip before rinsing. (While some people love a squeeze bottle, others find it too haphazard. If that's you, consider a spray.) It's also combined with hydrating oils and aloe, so you can use it in place of a conditioner if you so choose. 

Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse, Beekman 1802 ($30)

Protective hair styles are essential for those with natural hair (as the name suggests, they help protect delicate strands). However, this can also mean irritation for the scalp: You can use this directly on the scalp without washing or water to deep clean and soothe irritation. 

Cleanse Apple Cider Vinegar Root Rinse, Cantu ($4.99)

Ideal for those with oily hair, this will get your strands Capital-C Clean. But don't worry about irritation, as this is also formulated with oat (a favorite for sensitive or irritated skin) to ensure your scalp stays soothed. 

Scalp-Soothing Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Blend Shampoo, Aveeno ($6.97)

Another way that apple cider vinegar can help hair health is increasing the shine factor. When you wet and wash your hair, it raises the cuticle. Raised cuticles translates to dullness. However, you can seal the cuticle down with ACV. This also comes with vitamin B, which is an essential ingredient for healthy hair. 

pH + Shine Corrector, sansCeuticals ($33.18)

Fan of shampoo bars? But afraid that it makes your strands too dry? An apple-cider-vinegar-infused option just might be your trick. The issue with many bars is that they have a dramatically high pH, with some options reaching up to 9. But if you add the acidic ACH, it will bring it down for better hair health. 

Tasmanian Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Tonic Shampoo Bar, Beauty and the Bees ($13)

Some apple cider vinegar rinses are too harsh for color-treated hair types (especially blonds), but this will not only clean hair in the place of shampoo (also not great for color-treated hair types), but it will help seal in the color long term. Another bonus: It's infused with lemon essential oil to help lift off any oil buildup at the scalp. 

Herbal Cider Hair Clarifier & Color Sealer, John Masters Organics ($28.30)