Baby oil or Vaseline, you can also try baby-wipes if you have these things around the house.
The commerical make-up removers should work.Help! I like lash blast but can't get it off. I've tried baby shampoo and one eye makeup remover.?
I know! I wore it yesterday after not having worn it for a month and that stuff really binds to the lash like nothing else! I use Neutrogena oil-free eye makeup remover and I used like 3 pads and it still left remnants of mascara! Even after I took a shower some of it was still on!
I really love Cover Girl's Lash Exact instead of Lash Blast. I find that Lash Blast is a bit clumpier, but Lash Exact really separates the lashes and doesn't leave any clumps. I've tried many...Smashbox, Mary Kay, Maybelline, etc. I always go back to Cover Girls Lash Exact!!!Help! I like lash blast but can't get it off. I've tried baby shampoo and one eye makeup remover.?
I have had the same problem... it looks so good but it just doesn't come off. I've been using those makeup remover wipes - I get all the makeup off my face, then actually run some water through the wipe so it's really soapy. That tends to work, it comes off in these weird..chunks, I guess you could say. If you dont' have access to those wipes, try Avon's brand or some Skin-so-soft, which removes everything.
Sorry this isn't answering your question, but where do you get ';lash blast';? Who makes it? I want it but dont know where to look, please e-mail me! Oh, by the way, I use clinique soap bar to get off waterproof mascara, that would probably work for you, you get it at the Clinique counter, or online at their store.
hold a wash cloth under hot water and then press and hold it on your lash line for about 5 seconds and then slowly rub it down and keep repeating that until it comes off. then use make up remover to get the rest off.
Try Neutrogena make up remover swipes in a light blue pkg at Walgreens @ $5.99 each plus tax. Removes even permanent mascara water proof.
thats exactly what i use. wash it with baby shampoo. and when it like, stays around your eye, use mineral oil. trust me.
mary kay eye make remover is pretty good for the price, lancome is better...
i get that with my chanel mascara its not waterproof but it dosent come off easily
I don't have that problem.
Are you using the waterproof kind...?
Thursday, January 7, 2010
The new herbal essences shampoo. the creamy looking one?
you know the new herbal essences right? the one that looks creamy and looks like theres a twirl in the bottle? is it just me or is that shampoo, REALLY hard to mix in your hair. like the shampoos really stiff and you cant really smother it in your hair.The new herbal essences shampoo. the creamy looking one?
Hello Hydration?
Yeah it is a bit stiff, it doesn't really mix with your like other shampoo and conditioners usually do.
but if you leave it in your hair for a while it does miracles for damaged/dry hair!
It's actually really good.
Hello Hydration?
Yeah it is a bit stiff, it doesn't really mix with your like other shampoo and conditioners usually do.
but if you leave it in your hair for a while it does miracles for damaged/dry hair!
It's actually really good.
Help used natural Lice -free shampoo and found a live one in my daughter's hair!!?
I bought Lice-free natural lice shampoo and picked 50,000 nits out of my daughters hair and found a live 1 on the lice comb.The lice shampoos are poison,I need something that's natural and inexpensive that is guaranteed to work!!Help used natural Lice -free shampoo and found a live one in my daughter's hair!!?
Use coconut oil. Rub this all over the hair and scalp, cover and leave on for 2 hours. You will need 2-3 washes to get it out but your daughters hair should be free of any living lice and be beautifully conditioned at the same time with a lovel aroma. You will need to repeat the treatment after 7 days. This works on the principal of SUFFOCATION. And actually, substances in the oil itself are believed to act as a natural insecticide. Thus there could be a dual action. Alternatively if you prefer an over the counter lotion that works along the same lines you can use NUVO (which dries on the scalp so is not messy) or HEDRIN if you live in the UK. However, coconut oil is the cheaper option and conditions at the same time. I would add a few drops of NEEM oil and TEA TREE oil to your daughters shampoo also for repellancy should she again come into contact with the person whom she got the infestation from in the first place. Don't forget to treat the scalp of everyone in the house. I would use a conconut-oil based shampoo inbetween treatments as an added bonus!
Good luck!Help used natural Lice -free shampoo and found a live one in my daughter's hair!!?
you can try the method listed on the website below.
I have used it on my children before and if directions are followed, it works well.
the sad truth is that you will have to do a lot of combing and inspection of your childs head with ANY treatment chemical or otherwise.
if your child has long hair, i suggest cutting it.. easier to treat and it will grow back.
http://nuvoforheadlice.com/method_explai鈥?/a>
By some tea tree oil... depending on how much hair your daughter has, take the lice shampoo you are currently using and mix that with the tea tree oil (melaleuca oil)... about 3 drops of oil to every tablespoon of shampoo.
Use the mixed shampoo and leave it in her hair for about ten-twelve minutes, combing through, if necessary. (Melaleuca oil is a great conditioner, so no worries of tangles.) Rinse.
Repeat this in about two days.
Make sure to test a drop of the oil on your daughter's arm before trying the hair treatment, just to make sure she does not have an allergic reaction.
Good luck!
Nothing but the poison is going to kill the lice. The other suggestions are really good at repelling lice. So, my advice is to use the nasty poison to kill what she has now, and use a Tea Tree oil shampoo to prevent future out breaks. Also, make sure you place sheets on the back of any cloth surface she sits at (your couch) and throw them in the dryer on high for about 45 min each night to kill anything that may have wandered onto the sheet. Once you have the lice gone, if you can't bleach it or toss it in the dryer, throw it out.
I use 'poison' on my daughters' hair and even that doesn't always kill the lice.
You have to just comb and comb and comb until you get all of them (alive or dead) and after that every morning before she goes to school spray a mixture of 1 part rosemary oil 4 parts water on her hair. That will keep them away.
Good Luck.
Vinegar rinse. It smells aweful. Just douse her head with white vinegar, leave it on for 15 minutes, rinse throughly. Pick out the lice and use a fine tooth comb. Her hair will only smell until it is dry, vinegar also will help clear any buildup of hairspray, gel, or shampoonba
Use coconut oil. Rub this all over the hair and scalp, cover and leave on for 2 hours. You will need 2-3 washes to get it out but your daughters hair should be free of any living lice and be beautifully conditioned at the same time with a lovel aroma. You will need to repeat the treatment after 7 days. This works on the principal of SUFFOCATION. And actually, substances in the oil itself are believed to act as a natural insecticide. Thus there could be a dual action. Alternatively if you prefer an over the counter lotion that works along the same lines you can use NUVO (which dries on the scalp so is not messy) or HEDRIN if you live in the UK. However, coconut oil is the cheaper option and conditions at the same time. I would add a few drops of NEEM oil and TEA TREE oil to your daughters shampoo also for repellancy should she again come into contact with the person whom she got the infestation from in the first place. Don't forget to treat the scalp of everyone in the house. I would use a conconut-oil based shampoo inbetween treatments as an added bonus!
Good luck!Help used natural Lice -free shampoo and found a live one in my daughter's hair!!?
you can try the method listed on the website below.
I have used it on my children before and if directions are followed, it works well.
the sad truth is that you will have to do a lot of combing and inspection of your childs head with ANY treatment chemical or otherwise.
if your child has long hair, i suggest cutting it.. easier to treat and it will grow back.
http://nuvoforheadlice.com/method_explai鈥?/a>
By some tea tree oil... depending on how much hair your daughter has, take the lice shampoo you are currently using and mix that with the tea tree oil (melaleuca oil)... about 3 drops of oil to every tablespoon of shampoo.
Use the mixed shampoo and leave it in her hair for about ten-twelve minutes, combing through, if necessary. (Melaleuca oil is a great conditioner, so no worries of tangles.) Rinse.
Repeat this in about two days.
Make sure to test a drop of the oil on your daughter's arm before trying the hair treatment, just to make sure she does not have an allergic reaction.
Good luck!
Nothing but the poison is going to kill the lice. The other suggestions are really good at repelling lice. So, my advice is to use the nasty poison to kill what she has now, and use a Tea Tree oil shampoo to prevent future out breaks. Also, make sure you place sheets on the back of any cloth surface she sits at (your couch) and throw them in the dryer on high for about 45 min each night to kill anything that may have wandered onto the sheet. Once you have the lice gone, if you can't bleach it or toss it in the dryer, throw it out.
I use 'poison' on my daughters' hair and even that doesn't always kill the lice.
You have to just comb and comb and comb until you get all of them (alive or dead) and after that every morning before she goes to school spray a mixture of 1 part rosemary oil 4 parts water on her hair. That will keep them away.
Good Luck.
Vinegar rinse. It smells aweful. Just douse her head with white vinegar, leave it on for 15 minutes, rinse throughly. Pick out the lice and use a fine tooth comb. Her hair will only smell until it is dry, vinegar also will help clear any buildup of hairspray, gel, or shampoo
Does any one know a good shampoo to use for color treated hair.?
honestly, theyre all kinda the same in my experience. ive been dying my hair since i was just a kid.. i think its important to rotate shampoos.. dont use one brand forever. and obviously the more expensive it is, most likely means its better quality.. but theyre basically all the same. i rotate between pantene and vive pro stuff.. it smells nice.Does any one know a good shampoo to use for color treated hair.?
Kenra!
Kenra!
Two-in-One Shampoo/Conditioner?
Is it ok to use a 2-in-1 for shampoo, and then use a conditioner after it, or should I just stick to regular shampoo?Two-in-One Shampoo/Conditioner?
connie f is right....shampoo and conditioner are different things for different reasons...they do different things! they cant do what they were meant to do, at the same time. it really doesnt take that much longer to shampoo, rinse, condition, then rinse. i recommend and professional product only found in salons...anything is better than drug store. depending what you want for your hair, Biolage Hydrate is a great moisturizing line. after you shampoo, squeeze out as much excess water as you can, possibly squeeze it with a towel quickly if you can to get out even more, then apply your conditioner...the less water on your hair strand, the more room for the conditioner go! then let that sit a couple minutes while you wash your face or body or shave, then rinse...! hope this helps :)Two-in-One Shampoo/Conditioner?
I would stick to regular shampoo and conditioner separately. That way you can control how much conditioner your hair needs. :-)
i don' really like those two in ones. they just seem dodgey but sometimes you have to or its convenient. in that case if your hair is dry or feels not silky but kind of squeaky after washing it with the two in one then by all means use separate conditioner. that schartzcopf conditioner is good. the rebuilding your hair one.. total repair 19 its called. i use that its really good. but if your hair is pretty good anyway then you can just pick and choose :]
it might make your hair look greasy. but it wont hurt you. i would use separate conditioner after plain shampoo and just leave it on long enough to do the job.
ok, as a liscensed cosmetologist for 16 years, I have seen a lot of good and bad hair. Ask yourself this question, would you add wax to the soap you are washing your car with? It just doesn't mix. I have not done any research, but how can you get your hair clean and put a conditioner on at the same time? Either your hair isn't getting clean or its loaded with wax. Thats my theory. If you cant wash and wax your car at the same time, then how can u shampoo and condition at the same time? I rest my case............... Use shampoo and conditioner seperate
Use a 2-in-1, then a conditioner. However, use a deep cleaning shampoo weekly to remove all the build-up!
if you decide to use the 2-in-1 shampoo and then use a conditioner use a deep cleaning shampoo once a week to get rid of all the build up that will be left in your...patene is a great choice. either way u should still use the deep cleaning shampoo it does a great job.(specially if u use hair spray or gel and etc)
NO NO NO NO 2 IN ONE SHAMPOOS ARE VERY VWERY BAD I READ SOME WERE just stick to a shampoo and a Conditioner
Use a regular 2 in 1 shampoo and conditiner like this one!
=]
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.a鈥?/a>
A good way to do it if you want to use both is 2 in 1 and seprate conditioner on the ends only. I do this often and I never have ANY problems.
well I guess u should just stick to regular shampoo then put conditioner on because you should just put the conditioner on the tip 'cause your hair might fall out!!!!!!No girl wants that.
stick to regular shampoo and regular conditioner. its better for your hair.
connie f is right....shampoo and conditioner are different things for different reasons...they do different things! they cant do what they were meant to do, at the same time. it really doesnt take that much longer to shampoo, rinse, condition, then rinse. i recommend and professional product only found in salons...anything is better than drug store. depending what you want for your hair, Biolage Hydrate is a great moisturizing line. after you shampoo, squeeze out as much excess water as you can, possibly squeeze it with a towel quickly if you can to get out even more, then apply your conditioner...the less water on your hair strand, the more room for the conditioner go! then let that sit a couple minutes while you wash your face or body or shave, then rinse...! hope this helps :)Two-in-One Shampoo/Conditioner?
I would stick to regular shampoo and conditioner separately. That way you can control how much conditioner your hair needs. :-)
i don' really like those two in ones. they just seem dodgey but sometimes you have to or its convenient. in that case if your hair is dry or feels not silky but kind of squeaky after washing it with the two in one then by all means use separate conditioner. that schartzcopf conditioner is good. the rebuilding your hair one.. total repair 19 its called. i use that its really good. but if your hair is pretty good anyway then you can just pick and choose :]
it might make your hair look greasy. but it wont hurt you. i would use separate conditioner after plain shampoo and just leave it on long enough to do the job.
ok, as a liscensed cosmetologist for 16 years, I have seen a lot of good and bad hair. Ask yourself this question, would you add wax to the soap you are washing your car with? It just doesn't mix. I have not done any research, but how can you get your hair clean and put a conditioner on at the same time? Either your hair isn't getting clean or its loaded with wax. Thats my theory. If you cant wash and wax your car at the same time, then how can u shampoo and condition at the same time? I rest my case............... Use shampoo and conditioner seperate
Use a 2-in-1, then a conditioner. However, use a deep cleaning shampoo weekly to remove all the build-up!
if you decide to use the 2-in-1 shampoo and then use a conditioner use a deep cleaning shampoo once a week to get rid of all the build up that will be left in your...patene is a great choice. either way u should still use the deep cleaning shampoo it does a great job.(specially if u use hair spray or gel and etc)
NO NO NO NO 2 IN ONE SHAMPOOS ARE VERY VWERY BAD I READ SOME WERE just stick to a shampoo and a Conditioner
Use a regular 2 in 1 shampoo and conditiner like this one!
=]
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.a鈥?/a>
A good way to do it if you want to use both is 2 in 1 and seprate conditioner on the ends only. I do this often and I never have ANY problems.
well I guess u should just stick to regular shampoo then put conditioner on because you should just put the conditioner on the tip 'cause your hair might fall out!!!!!!No girl wants that.
stick to regular shampoo and regular conditioner. its better for your hair.
Which one of these shampoo's should I get for my dog (he's a West Highland White Terrier)?
Okay, I was recommended three different brands of shampoo, and I just want to know which one of these three are the best. If you don't know them, you can visit the website and tell me what you think.
- Bio-Groom
- Top Paw
- TropicleanWhich one of these shampoo's should I get for my dog (he's a West Highland White Terrier)?
I would suggest out of the 3 the Bio-groom hypo or actually hypo from anyone over any shampoo for a westie. They have every sensitive skin %26amp; you don't use oatmeal or mediated shampoos unless you are treating a specific problem. Oatmeal isn't hypo %26amp; can cause reactions to dogs with grain allergies so hypo esp. one without dyes, perfumes %26amp; soaps is the best. Hylyt is one the best ones.Which one of these shampoo's should I get for my dog (he's a West Highland White Terrier)?
It really depends on which formula you plan to get. Bio-Groom and Tropi-clean are the better brands, but you need to make sure you're getting a formula suited to your Westie. As a groomer, I find that Westies often have skin problems, so a shampoo designed for skin issues is a good idea. Tropi-clean has a very nice Oatmeal + Tea Tree oil shampoo that would be good for him. Bio-Groom has their Bio-Med formula that would also work. You can get either brand's whitening shampoo as well, but I would only use that in between the medicated shampoo to prevent skin irritation.
hey there i would use Tropiclean if they have w hiterner one or the oatmeals one will work best with ur dogs skin and hair.
- Bio-Groom
- Top Paw
- TropicleanWhich one of these shampoo's should I get for my dog (he's a West Highland White Terrier)?
I would suggest out of the 3 the Bio-groom hypo or actually hypo from anyone over any shampoo for a westie. They have every sensitive skin %26amp; you don't use oatmeal or mediated shampoos unless you are treating a specific problem. Oatmeal isn't hypo %26amp; can cause reactions to dogs with grain allergies so hypo esp. one without dyes, perfumes %26amp; soaps is the best. Hylyt is one the best ones.Which one of these shampoo's should I get for my dog (he's a West Highland White Terrier)?
It really depends on which formula you plan to get. Bio-Groom and Tropi-clean are the better brands, but you need to make sure you're getting a formula suited to your Westie. As a groomer, I find that Westies often have skin problems, so a shampoo designed for skin issues is a good idea. Tropi-clean has a very nice Oatmeal + Tea Tree oil shampoo that would be good for him. Bio-Groom has their Bio-Med formula that would also work. You can get either brand's whitening shampoo as well, but I would only use that in between the medicated shampoo to prevent skin irritation.
hey there i would use Tropiclean if they have w hiterner one or the oatmeals one will work best with ur dogs skin and hair.
Any one know a good shampoo for a severe eczema sufferer?
Hi Ciara,
Allergenics Hair Shampoo
Mild cleansing action, particularly suitable for those with easily irritated sensitive scalps prone to eczema and dermatitis. Also suitable for skin that may be prone to eczema and dermatitis.
This is from a range of skin care products designed specifically for eczema for babies and adults.
Here are some comments of users of this range of products.
';My son was getting really bad eczema at the back of his knees and on his arms and it took ages for it to settle before using this ointment. It works really well and you don't need to put loads on. Recommended';
';My skin has become very dry and sensitive since becoming pregnant and allergenics skin lotion is the only moisturiser I have found that sooths my skin and stops it itching - excellent stuff!';
';Already the dry sore skin below my eyes and on my neck is fading and feels more comfortable. I have very senstive skin and I am very wary of the normal cosmetic products.... which caused this problem in the first place!';
';My husband was given cream for a skin complaint, it only made the condition worse. As we were on holiday in Torquay %26amp; the skin was much worse I found your cream in a chemist. It started to heal the skin allmost immediately. I am more than pleased to reccommend this to anyone A Aldridge';
I have included a link to an eczema website below that should give you loads of information. I have also included the link of where to buy the allergenics products with free delivery.
http://www.trustwilliam.com/Search/?term鈥?/a>
I hope this helps!!!Any one know a good shampoo for a severe eczema sufferer?
Hi,
Watch this video to see how it is treated in Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxLW-HKgQ鈥?/a>
You can get the water for free in America, and other places too. Check on www.craigslist.com and ask for some 8.5 PH drinking water in the wanted add. Then ask if the same machine can make the 2.5 pH water for free.
Good Luck!Any one know a good shampoo for a severe eczema sufferer?
Oilatium now does a shampoo.
It's really good. You can get it prescribed by the doctor or buy it at a chemist. It comes quite a small bottle so you may want a few.
Hope this helps :)
My mum finds that Vosene is the best shampoo for her with her severe eczema, it doesn't bother her at all but it doesn't contain any crazy chemicals lol.
E45 shampoo?
yes selsun blue medicated the one with the red cap
Allergenics Hair Shampoo
Mild cleansing action, particularly suitable for those with easily irritated sensitive scalps prone to eczema and dermatitis. Also suitable for skin that may be prone to eczema and dermatitis.
This is from a range of skin care products designed specifically for eczema for babies and adults.
Here are some comments of users of this range of products.
';My son was getting really bad eczema at the back of his knees and on his arms and it took ages for it to settle before using this ointment. It works really well and you don't need to put loads on. Recommended';
';My skin has become very dry and sensitive since becoming pregnant and allergenics skin lotion is the only moisturiser I have found that sooths my skin and stops it itching - excellent stuff!';
';Already the dry sore skin below my eyes and on my neck is fading and feels more comfortable. I have very senstive skin and I am very wary of the normal cosmetic products.... which caused this problem in the first place!';
';My husband was given cream for a skin complaint, it only made the condition worse. As we were on holiday in Torquay %26amp; the skin was much worse I found your cream in a chemist. It started to heal the skin allmost immediately. I am more than pleased to reccommend this to anyone A Aldridge';
I have included a link to an eczema website below that should give you loads of information. I have also included the link of where to buy the allergenics products with free delivery.
http://www.trustwilliam.com/Search/?term鈥?/a>
I hope this helps!!!Any one know a good shampoo for a severe eczema sufferer?
Hi,
Watch this video to see how it is treated in Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxLW-HKgQ鈥?/a>
You can get the water for free in America, and other places too. Check on www.craigslist.com and ask for some 8.5 PH drinking water in the wanted add. Then ask if the same machine can make the 2.5 pH water for free.
Good Luck!Any one know a good shampoo for a severe eczema sufferer?
Oilatium now does a shampoo.
It's really good. You can get it prescribed by the doctor or buy it at a chemist. It comes quite a small bottle so you may want a few.
Hope this helps :)
My mum finds that Vosene is the best shampoo for her with her severe eczema, it doesn't bother her at all but it doesn't contain any crazy chemicals lol.
E45 shampoo?
yes selsun blue medicated the one with the red cap
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