Here's why:
* Perm solutions are alkaline: They work by breaking down the hair's disulfide bonds, which are responsible for its shape.
* Vinegar is acidic: It has the opposite effect of a perm solution and wouldn't be able to neutralize it.
* Neutralizers are used: After the perm solution is applied, a neutralizer is used to reform the disulfide bonds in the desired shape. Neutralizers typically contain hydrogen peroxide.
So, while vinegar can be beneficial for hair health in other ways, it doesn't play a role in the hair perming process.