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Does permanetly straightening your hair at home work?
My mom sometimes does her perms at home and i want to permanetly straighten my hair at home.Does it work?does it damage your hair?if you recomend a brand give me the brand.
It depends on how curly your hair is. I have tried to chemically straiten my hair three times and it still wouldn’t work. All it did was damage my hair really bad.
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Effective Head Lice Home Remedies
Home Cure Number 1: Oil
It is a popular home remedy found in many forums. It is based on the idea that oil makes the lice farm increasingly difficult to grow. The claim suggests that it also works to loosen the glue that holds the nits to the hair follicle. If the infestation is bad, this may be a way to help get rid of the problem without chemicals.
Cures like this type of head lice home remedies often requires the oil to be left on for the night. This means that you need to wrap the hair in plastic and do not remove the “cure” for 8-12 hours. Just the idea of having plastic around your head feels very uncomfortable and probably impossible for a young child to bare.
Home Cure Idea Number 2: Disinfect Combs – Brushes and other Hair Tool Care
One method that seems to be the major work is to disinfect all your hair care and adornment things with alcohol or other strong disinfectants. Although you can not use such strong chemicals in your head and scalp, they are very effective in killing any living thing on personal items. If you consider that hair care is one of the main suspects in contracting and spreading of these pests, you will want to seriously address the possibility of disinfecting all your hair tool care objects once and or all. This is a process that takes some time. These cure ideas for home remedies to kill lice and head bugs dead work, but nymphs and nits may remain glued on the hair follicles.
See related article: “Head Lice – vinegar, petrolium, oil and other natural home remedies”
About the Author
J.F. Abrigo is a contributing writer for Head Lice Remedy
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