What to do if anyone has hair colour allergy?
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I WOULD TAKE HER TO A SALON AND LET THEN DO IT .BUT TELL THEM ABOUT HER PROBLEM. OR ASK THEM IF THEIR IS A HAIR COLOR PRODUCT THAT ISN'T AS STRONG.
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hi dear ,\napart from this mess i tell you the real treatment for the hair loss.\nfirstly remember that your hairs grows in various phages like catagen, telogen and anagen stage. \nemotional causes are the most imp, they try to \n# decrease the life span of anagen cycle to cause thinning of hair cortex\n# decreases the blood circulation to the hair cortex.\n\nso to solve out this problem, avoid undue emotional disturbance, maintain mental calmness, perform yoga daily, share all your +ive and-ive feelings with someone.\n\nsecond main reason is nutrition\nto maintain it you should take, \nenough protiens like soya, meat, chicken, milk, green veg\nenough vitamins and minerals that you get from green veg and fruits\nstart your day with a juice rather than a tea.\n\nthird main reason is hereditary\nto resolve the c/o, consult a good homoeopath in your locality.\n\nhave happy hairing dear....
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Try this website.  This woman, yes I did say woman, knows her stuff.  You'll definitely need to do some reading, because as she points out, most hair products are anything but natural.  And even the ones that claim to be hypoallergenic may still cause a problem for someone who has had your experiences with dyes.  Best of luck.
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Treatment for Oily Hair !  \n=========================\n1Tablespoon vinegar\n3Tablespoon water\n\n1. Mix both in a bowl. \n2. Cleanse your scalp with this mixture. \n3. This will help get rid of the dandruff & oil in your hair which is what makes it itchy & oily. \n4. Do this thrice a week. \n5. Then use a shampoo after you use this.
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For people, take a bath! (and wash that hair)\nFor clothes, wash them.\nFor a house, air it out. \n\nOr if that's not possible, use fragrance or deodorizer or room freshening spray.
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Before you go and do drastic things, like meds you are right to look at his food.  Soy can be an allergen to many people.  As well so are fruits such as strawberries and oranges, citrus'.  Obviously it's an allergy or sensitivity.  Some docs only consider the word allergy for those who go into anaphalactic(spelling?) shock and run the risk of respitory failure, ie...bee sting/stop breathing.  \nNevertheless, ignore that kind of medical rhetoric because your son is obviously allergic regardless of how severe the reaction is.  There are allergy tests he can go through if you find a doctor who takes you seriously.  Have him tested, although it can be traumatic because albeit not very paintful, they prick you with a bunch of tiny little needles with different allergens on them to see how you react.  Usually on your back or inside of your forearm.  I've had it and many people I know have...it really clued them into what was bugging them! \nOr first: Try the most simple diet you can, limit him down to mashed up rice and chicken or rice and one veggie like squash if you prefer and of course rice cereal for breakfast.  Make sure it's pure brown or white rice(brown has more nutrients). Clean out his system by calming it down for a day or two.  It's called an elimination diet in nutrition terms.  People do it all the time to figure out what allergies/sensitivities they have.  \nThen pick very basic mild foods like bananas, pears, squash, peas, spinach, carrots, chicken/turkey and rice. No citrus fruits for awhile.  No honey either(not pasturized and can be risky). Introduce one food at a time to him and allow him to get used to it before introducing another food. Try one per 2 days.  Wait for a reaction or none and then move on.  That way if he has a reaction, you will know which food it is.  \nThen another and another until you know which foods he reacts to etc...When he reacts you will know he has a problem with it and you can eliminate it for good and put it in his medical records.  Some foods might take a day to move through the digestion system and therefore two days is necessary to really see if they bother him. If he reacts to just rice and chicken/veggie, then it might be one of them. Try again. It's just a process that one must go through to gain control over their allergies. Hang in there!\nFoods people are most allergic to are: wheat, dairy, soy, citrus fruits + strawberries, nuts, corn, and some meat. Also food additives like MSG and gluten and food dyes can cause serious reactions like migraines and hyperactivity.  There are many others but those are very common ones.  \nDon't negate what he is experiencing because a doctor does. Not that you are. They do not know everything, and you are the mom...and that means beyond caring well for your son you have good instincts.  Trust them!!  You are doing the right thing by continuing to pursue this beyond what the doc didn't do for you.  And by the way, psorisis and eczema both are aggravated by food allergies and stomach digestion or lack thereof. \nBut keep on it because allergies can wreck your whole system if they are not remedied. \nGood luck!
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Hey man be careful with some crazy people up there. Oatmeal, lemon juice, vinegar IS NOT GOOD AT ALL. Those things could make it even worst. Take a pain killer like Advil or Tylenol. Also, get Banana Boat Aloe Vera gel. Put it in the fridge and use it at least twice a day (morning and evening). Last year I had a bad SBurn. Right after the Aloe Vera gel I use a Lubriderm lotion. Don't rub it, be gentle. Also, don't expose yourself to the sun and use light cotton cloth. Avoid detergent or use a natural one to avoid any sensitive reaction to the skin. Also, drink vitamin E and break a capsule and mix it with the Lubriderm or Aloe Vera gel. It worked out for me. I know people who had nasty marks after a sun burn like mine. I don't have any!
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You can use Lamisil (either the cream or a pill provided by the doc)  You can also use a little bit more painful and unsafe method- bleach.
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Strip your hair. I think you can buy stuff at the store but it's better if it's done by a pro cause it can damage your hair if done wrong. Or just wait till the red fades out. Once it fades out enough you could try dying it back to your normal color then blond.
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try putting toothpaste on it overnight to take it down and also eye drops to take out the redness.
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No, nothing new.  That is why they tell you to do an allergy test each time you dye (in the instructions).  There are products with more "natural" ingredients (so they say) that you could try.  Do a search and you'll find a lot.\nGood luck.
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Get a bleaching kit there normally with the waxes and nair. Itll lighten the hair color to blonde where you cant really notice it. Good Luck
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that happened to me & after 3 tests by 3 labs it turned out i was using hair products with "coal tar" in them. if he scratches his head does he have a pastey substance under his nails? if he does, go to a healthfood store and get a bottle of pure jojoba oil, add 4-6 drops to a quarter size amt. of jojoba shampoo & apply it to the scalp & leave on over nite & shampoo in the morning. it removes the dead skin & oil buildup that's smothering the pores, making the hair fall out prematurely. it worked great for me!
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Razor burn, try nair or weet even on sensitive skin they work well, but follow directions!
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It could be anything from a buildup of something in her system and a reaction to that to an allergy on the outside of her skin from something outside.  It's best when dealing with children and painful eruptions to just take them to the emergency room and get a professionals advice.
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I am an alternative medicinal therapist and an ex nurse. have you considered an allergy. Perhaps it's the washing powder. Without seeing her i cannot prescribe anything but if anyone can help her a herbalist or an acupuncturist can. I once had the same problem and i used CALENDULA cream, you get this from the health shop, it worked for me and for a few of my patients.Has she considered shaving off her pubic hair, if she has any left of course.Perhaps she is using the wrong soap or shower gel. I always use either aloe vera soap or olive oil soap. Please let me know the outcome. I feel very sorry for her and if there is anyway I can help let me know, meanwhile i will do some research for you.You can contact me on gloriashealth@btinternet.com. Please give me your full e mail address i cannot contact you via yahoo answers.\n\nGloria(BSYA)
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CHANGE YOUR DIET.\nDRINK MORE WATER..\nDO NOT USE UN-NATURAL OR PERFUME SHAMPOOS ETC.\nVINIGAR OR LEMON JUICE HELPS.\nDO NOT WASH YOUR HAIR TOOOOOOO MUCH..\nTRY DR.OHHIRA'S PROBIOTIC SOAP..\nPINE TAR SOAP WORKS GREAT...DOES NOT SMELL GREAT APPLYING , BUT IT WORKS...\nPUT OLIVE OIL IN YOUR DIET.\nTAKE A TEASPOON OF FLAX SEED OIL PER DAY..\nCHECK FOR ALLERGIES..