Vinegar has been used for over 10,000 years as a preservative, cleaning agent, beauty agent and as medicine. It is created by fermenting the juice of apples. Apple cider vinegar is well known for many of its internal uses, but is also extremely therapeutic when used externally. It helps to maintain healthy skin and hair by restoring a healthy pH level. It soothes sunburn, cleanses and disinfects wounds, helps to heal bruises, helps with itchy scalp, dandruff and hair loss and soothes aches and pains. Used in bath water or in a clay facial or body wrap, it can help soothe itchy, irritated skin and help dissolve excess fatty deposits near the surface of the skin.
Apple cider vinegar is helpful to our canine friends. It is great for maintaining a healthy, shiny coat in dogs. It works as a repellent for fleas, ticks and other insects because they don’t like the acidic environment. Apple cider vinegar also alleviates hot spots, constant wound licking and canine skin allergies. Feeding 1 -2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar along with regular food can prevent dog urine from yellowing lawns and can ease the pains of arthritis.
The benefits of apple cider vinegar are endless. We recommend that you read as much as you can about this wonderful ingredient that can add benefit to many of your formulations. Use apple cider vinegar to make herbal hair rinses, face packs, bath soaks and more. For the skin and hair, try infusing the following herbs in apple cider vinegar: Chamomile, Calendula, Lavender, Horsetail, Oat Straw, Lemon Grass, Rosemary, Nettles, Neem and Marshmallow root.

Yes.
I drink apple cider vinegar with clear honey each morning instead of coffee or tea. I started this routine when I noticed my right hand/fingers stiffening whist driving to work.
I have to say I did not realised that it can also a beauty remedy.
I knew of its cleaning properties though.
I am happy to tell you that my problem cleared up in no time but still continue drinking the mixture.
Further reading tells me, that you can restore the natural pH balance to your skin by splashing your cleansed face daily with warm water and a dash of cider vinegar. Allow it to dry without using a towel. This treatment should clear your problem.

yes,i once had a book on the 1001 uses of vinegar, and ive read about apple cider vinegar. and one of the many uses were on irritated or troubled skin.

yes it is perfectly fine to use apple cider vinegar on your skin but make sure you dont use too much too often as this can cause skin irritations. iv never used it but my sister and daughter have and they say that it works fine to clear small spots and acne. just make sure you ask your doctor if you suffer with sensitive or irritable skin.
hope it helps and you get nice skin!!!