How much is the scent of your hair a priority?

[spidermom]

I'm good as long as my head doesn't smell bad. If I'm not scrupulous about washing, I'll get a stinky cheese smell behind each ear. Ewww!!!

[Lauraes]

I'm happy with the smell of the products that my hair wants/needs. I can't stand the smell of my own sebum, though, and I have very oily hair, so I wash frequently.

[Frankenstein]

It's not that important. I like when products make it smell nice but it usually disappears pretty fast and goes back to smelling like hair anyway.

[Platzhalter]

As long as it doesn't reek, the scent of my hair is rather unimportant.

[samanthaa]

I do ACV rinse, too, and I have never tried the EOs in them...I'll have to test that out!

It's honestly not super strong after your hair dries. I only smell it when my hair gets wet (or when I sweat during exercise), but it did a good job of masking the ACV scent when I was actually doing the rinse! I used 5 drops in 1 T ACV/3 cups water, and the rinse smelled really strongly of the EO combination. I'd probably do fewer drops next time.

[Kikyou]

As long as it doesn't smell like colour remover (ex-hennaheads, you know what I mean) I don't mind. I like the smell of hennaed hair, but my SO says it smells like a wet dog XD I'm thinking of making some scented oils, since I oil my hair anyway, and there are some fragrances I love from every source. Live lavender, rose and other old-fashioned things, no matter if it's a perfume or a candle.

[dvep]

As long as it doesn't smell like colour remover (ex-hennaheads, you know what I mean) I don't mind. I like the smell of hennaed hair, but my SO says it smells like a wet dog XD I'm thinking of making some scented oils, since I oil my hair anyway, and there are some fragrances I love from every source. Live lavender, rose and other old-fashioned things, no matter if it's a perfume or a candle.

I'm a fan if rose...even if I don't care much about perfume, I wouldn't mind my hair smelling like roses!

[PrincessAralin]

I mostly fall into the 'as long as I don't dislike it' camp, but honestly I prefer either scentless or a mild sweet smell. Any really strong scents tend to be a bit offputting for me, the product has to be super awesome to make up for a strong fragrance.

[rosebridget]

I prefer for my hair to smell good. I use a hair moisturizer that smells so lovely and is basically my perfume now.

[lizardspots]

I like it when I can smell yummy scents on me all day - if my hair products don't have a scent, I normally spritz a bit of my perfume over my hair.