Hi Jadie! This is Jade againPosted by Jade on August 15, 2004 at 18:16:28: In reply to: Re: How does Peroxide work and what are its' dangers? posted by Jadie on August 6, 2004 at 23:01:53: Hi Jade!Thanks for the useful tips. It's good to have advice when you need it! Peroxide seems kind of problematic... once the tips of your hair go dry, it's pretty hard to make tham lucious again. I'll just try the old, unreliable lemon juice/sun technique. (By the way, did you know that you can push the final color result of body-art quality henna dye towards a bluish red if you add *Grape Juice* to the mix?) I'd love to hear about your plans with your hair. (Believe me, I am crazy about hair!) Jade Hi Jade: That's my name too! What are you trying to do with peroxide? : : Peroxide is a bleaching agent. It strips color from your hair but : the results aren't always uniform and even. If you have natural red : highlights, like me, peroxide will cause you to have an orange-y : brassy hair color. It's used in products like Sun-In. : : Perioxide is used in commercial hair dyes and it is a good : antiseptic too. : : Honestly, I wouldn't use it on your hair becuase it will damage your : hair and will make the ends very dry. As for your scalp, you could : cause some dryness and flaking although when I used Sun-In 15 years : ago I had no flaking - just ugly brassy orange hair. : : Good luck, : Jade
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