if you dye or get a perm while having your monthly,,will it affect the end result? ie..?
146551
Maybe because of hormones.  I never really thought about it.
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If you eat enough spinach or other green things,yes.Sometimes an infection or medical condition or medications will also do this. Remember, what goes will come out and if you have eaten enough of anything the same color,then it will come out the same color. ;)
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The possibility exists according to a 2001 report from University of Southern California School of Medicine and published by the American Cancer Society that there may be a possible link between hair dye and bladder cancer. Of course the Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association disagrees with this assessment.\n\nhttp://www.cancer.org/docroot/NWS/content/NWS_1_1x_Study_Finds_Possible_Link_Between_Hair_Dye_and_Bladder_Cancer_.asp\n\n"Article date: 2001/02/02  \n Women who regularly use permanent hair dye may increase their risk of bladder cancer, according to the results of a study in the Feb. 1 issue of the International Journal of Cancer. \n\nThe study also looked at occupational exposure ? barbers and salon workers who use dyes. Though this study is the first to look at how often people are exposed to hair dye and their risk of developing bladder cancer, Manuela Gago-Dominguez, MD, PhD, of the University of Southern California School of Medicine in Los Angeles, says, "Unfortunately, at this moment we do not have the necessary information to make a recommendation to the public."\n\n"In our study we have found an association between hair dye use and bladder cancer, which does not necessarily mean that hair dye use is a major cause of bladder cancer," says Gago-Dominguez\n\nGago-Dominguez and her colleagues compared 897 patients with bladder cancer who used hair dye, with a similar number of adults without bladder cancer. The researchers found that the women who used permanent hair dye at least once a month were twice as likely as women who did not use permanent hair dye to develop bladder cancer. These results held true whether or not the women smoked. Smoking is the greatest risk factor for bladder cancer.\n\nWomen who reported using permanent hair dye at least once a month for 15 years were three times more likely to have bladder cancer, and subjects who worked for 10 or more years as hairdressers or barbers were five times more likely to have bladder cancer compared to individuals not exposed, according to the study.\n\n"We hope that our study can serve as an impetus to resume the lines of research that are needed for the resolution of this important public health issue," Gago-Dominguez says."
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♥medicine or hair dye♥
445024
I would suggest to go to a salon to get what you want.They will show you samples and you can pick exactly what you want. Those dye kits you buy in the store never turn out exactly as they claim. There is more to colouring hair than anybody really realizes.
1035322
I did know it was unsafe, that is why when I colored my hair at about 3 months PG, I had the hair stylist just color my hair from right above the root down. That way no dye ever touched my scalp or my skin.
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No, it shouldnt cause you to grow more white hairs. If you continually dye your hair, you just might not realize how much white hair you have until you grow it out. But it doesnt mean your hair dye caused it.\nTrust me...I dye my hair ALL the time! :) \nYou should be safe unless you have any allergies etc.\nCheers Girl! :)
965219
It all depends on your cycle. If you have a 25 day cycle and your period comes in the beginning of the month you'll most likely get your period again at the end of the month.
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Result varies.  I am asain with fair skin and i notice the change in about a week.
654623
I have been coloring the roots of my hair ( black) my natural hair color, since I was 27.  I am now 49.  About three years ago I started noticing that my hair coloring was burning my head as soon as my colorist put it to my roots.  I just did it anyway.  We are sooo vain.  It finally caught up with me this past year.  I began to develope a serious allergy to the hair color products.  I would have to be on Benedryl for about 10 days round the clock after getting my hair done.  I had it done every 5 weeks as it grew fast, and when your hair is Black, white hair is noticable.  My colorist did not want to do my hair anylonger.  She was fearful of me going into shock while in her shop...so, I had to come up with something different.  I now do my own hair, it was really scarey the first time as I had never done it myself.  Also, I researched online and found some more natural products to use.  I am happy to say that this last month when I did my hair, I only had to take 2 Benedryls as opposed to 1 every 4 hours for 10 days!  Hair dye is very toxic to our scalps and hair follicles.  Even knowing this, I still have to color my hair.  After years of doing so, the toxicity caught up to me. I Found a Natural healthier permanent coloring - brand name- NATURATINT- level 3N.  They make several different levels for semi-permanent, wash out and the one I use for permanent and 100% grey coverage.  Works great!  Cost a little bit more, but worth it for me not to die from the buring and itching and breaking out on the scalp.  Try it.  It is amonnia free.  You might have to find it in a Natural Foods, or holistic shop, maybe a Whole foods ?
715133
yes it matters\na lot of other factors also affect on how soon u can see results
190552
I'm afraid you can't reverse graying. Dyes are the best way to go
698159
I really wouldn't worry to much about it if I were you.  Sometimes that just happens.  You get lucky and have light periods.  \n\nIt could be because you are dieting and have lost a lot of weight, because changes to the body like that can cause more changes with our monthlies.  Don't worry to much and if you are worried go to the doctor and get checked out but I believe it is just a change in the body.
63455
What result? Need more detail!!
654008
Could be up to a month.
937380
It should not have an affect on the test results given that the urine and blood come from two different places.  If the sample was done properly, no blood should be in your urine.  They should be able to test the urine for what they are looking for with no problem.\n\nIf your doctor calls with the test results and it shows signs of blood, make sure you explain that you were on your period so they can have a better understanding of the test results.\n\nGood Luck!
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Here is my take on how to grow long healthy hair.  Not necessarily fast, but definitely long and healthy.  Hair and nails are made up of dead cells from your body.  Hence, if you feed your body junk regularly, you are bound to produce weak hair and nails.  So tip number one: eat a balanced diet and drink at least eight 8 oz glasses of water every day.  Next, treat your hair nice!  No coloring, perming, straightening, highlighting, etc...  Want some natural highlights?  Put on a good sunscreen on your skin, cover up as much skin as you can, and expose your hair to natural sunlight regularly.  Take it easy on the blow drying, in fact, eliminate it entirely if possible.  Try washing your hair before going to sleep, towel drying it, then wrap it in a fresh dry towel before laying down.  Another way to be nice to your hair is to lay off washing it every so often.  Once a month refrain from washing your hair till the natural oils from your scalp have saturated your hair from root to tip.  This may take anywhere from three to five days.  Updoos are a great way to hide your natural hair treatment!  You should also get your haircuts less often.  Yes split ends happen, but if you can be patient, eventually you will have long healthy hair and then you can get the regular cuts every couple of weeks or so.  And finally I address your exact question.  Shampoo.  Shampoo is meant to clean hair.  That's it.  That is all it does.  Check out consumers reports.  They tell the truth about everything!  I use Pert Plus shampoo with conditioner.  In one easy step it gets my hair clean and tangle free.  Now every time I get my hair done, and I mean every time, the hair dressers compliment me on how long, thick and healthy my hair is.  Then they ask me what shampoo I use.  When I tell them Pert Plus they all say the same thing.  How bad Pert Plus is.  Then they throw the sales pitch for whatever product their salon sells, which is usually expensive.  My question is : if Pert Plus is so bad for my hair, why did they just finish telling me how thick, healthy and long it is?  By the way, my hair is about six inches past my waist, and has been for over ten years.  And yes, I have been using Pert Plus that whole time.  I may have long hair, but I don't have the patience to wash and condition it every time I shower.  Hope this helped!  Good luck!