How to get rid of burnt hair smell… You’re probably reading this title and thinking, just wash your hair.
If so, you clearly haven’t experienced this burnt hair smell problem.
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Because, if you had, you’d know that your hair stank is at it’s worst when it’s wet. In fact, you’re probably wondering, “Why does my hair smell burnt?”
I best describe the smell as, “A wet dog on fire.” That is the most accurate description of the smell I’ve been having whenever I shower.
YUM.
Who wouldn’t want this smell following them around all day, every day?
I tried everything in the books how to get rid of burnt hair smell (stank nastiness) on my head.
Finally, I took to Instagram Stories and asked the real experts, you guys.
I tried a bunch of hacks and found a few that actually worked to fix the burnt hair smell.
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Watch my video below to see what did the trick and got my hair back to normal. Here’s what I did and shows how to get rid of burnt hair smell after washing.
How to get rid of burnt hair smell
Baking soda.
I never would’ve thought to put baking soda on my hair.
It just would never occur to me to use the substance that I use to remove bad fridge odors and I add to all my baked goods.
I created a paste with a little water then applied to damp my hair before shampooing.
After one use, I noticed that the odor was a little better. So this step definitely helped get rid of the burnt hair smell.
After the second use, the odor was almost completely gone. I was shocked.
I plan to do this about once a month or so to get a good deep clean.
Whenever I feel like my hair has a product build-up, I do a white vinegar rinse on my scalp. Talk about an awesome scalp reboot!
Turned the heat down.
My hair is naturally stick straight and doesn’t hold curl very well.
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When styling, I use the hottest setting because I’ve learned that is how my hair best styles.
In exchange, I’ve earned a delightful burnt odor. I use this curling wand (which I love) usually at 450º. While trying all different hacks, I also turned my heat down to 350º which also seems to have made a big difference in the smell.
Switched up my hair products.
I rotate between hair products and brands all the time.
I’m constantly testing out new things to see what works for y’all, so I can give you some solid feedback.
Many of you suggested different hair products, but a few I noticed were repeated a ton, so I ran out to Ulta and picked them up.
I linked all of the new products I’m currently using below because this hair cocktail seems to have made a big difference and has been a fix to the burnt hair smell.
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