Re: Would this be a good mix? (first time)Posted by Alison on December 6, 2004 at 18:12:49: In reply to: Re: Would this be a good mix? (first time) posted by Katherine on December 6, 2004 at 15:15:05: : : : Your mixes sound fine, but you're quite ambitious if you think: you : : : can get any noticable lightening with lemon juice and sun or heat : : in : : : one day. Lightening with lemon takes weeks, in my experience. : : : : Thanks for telling me! I didn't know that. Did it damage your hair? : : Hi, Elizabeth - I seem to be a bit of a rarity, but I find with the : lemon juice, the problem isn't hair damage - it is skin damage! I got : a very nasty dermatitis from it, my first time round, including where : I had inadvertently splashed some on my breast during application. It : has taken over three months to heal. I hasten to add that I seem to : be in a very small minority, but others have mentioned itching as an : apparent result of using lemon juice. So the caveat is to do a patch : test with it [as one is supposed to do with hair dyes] before any : further work. If you already know that you have no sensitivity to it - : carry on! The lemon juice never seemed to bother my skin so much, but it did make my hair sort of straw-like while I was using it. I would shower and comb the lj in while my hair was wet, and it would be sort of crunchy afterwards. But, when I stopped using it, my hair was normal again, just a bit dry for a while. It was not a highly effective way of doing things, and so then I turned to peroxide. :/
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