Hiiii
i'm just wondering if anyone out there has ever experienced very sensetive, red eyes after removing eye make-up..
..i have tried numberous eye make-up removing lotions and they all seem to make the side of my eyes red, waterry and slightly sore.
i am now just using non-scented baby wipes as they are a lot more sensetive on my eyes but not as much as i'd like (and they still make my eyes water and are quite red)
thanks for your help.
UK Products Would Be Really Useful - Thankyou xxx|||L'oreal De-Maq Expert
Its a milk so its really soft on your face i use the pink one but i think they do one for sensitive skin
but this one works for me and my eyes are a tad sensitive
and all you do is massage it in and then wipe off with cotton wool or rinse
you could also use johnsons eye makeup remover i have never tried it but a few of my friends use it as they say its good |||I use Marykay Eye makeup remover. It works great. It won't burn your eyes.|||Baby Oil works extremely well
Monday, December 19, 2011
Iv used colour remover on my red hair?
and it is now a caramely strawberry blonde i would like to go blonde now would it be ok to now do a full head of blonde highlights to get it blonde again
thanks xx|||If your looking to go blonde you may want to consider a blonde haircolor. If you wish to go lighter you need to keep in mind that you are trying to correct the red which is the hardest to do. I would go with an ash blonde permanent as it should reduce the red or strawberry.
If you would simply like to stay the same level of color, demi permanents are great. They last about 6 weeks. The one thing you need to remember is that demi permanent colors don't lift or lighten color they only deposit it. The developer is a level 10 which only allows for color deposit.
Sally's sells them, personally I like the loreal color gems or the Ion demi. I would go with an ash blonde that compares to your own level for great results.
Demi's are also great because they do not damage your hair, they just wear out. If the color isn't exactly right then its only for a short while and you can adjust according. Definately choose an ash color.
Best of luck|||You can go to blonde, I dont see a problem with that
thanks xx|||If your looking to go blonde you may want to consider a blonde haircolor. If you wish to go lighter you need to keep in mind that you are trying to correct the red which is the hardest to do. I would go with an ash blonde permanent as it should reduce the red or strawberry.
If you would simply like to stay the same level of color, demi permanents are great. They last about 6 weeks. The one thing you need to remember is that demi permanent colors don't lift or lighten color they only deposit it. The developer is a level 10 which only allows for color deposit.
Sally's sells them, personally I like the loreal color gems or the Ion demi. I would go with an ash blonde that compares to your own level for great results.
Demi's are also great because they do not damage your hair, they just wear out. If the color isn't exactly right then its only for a short while and you can adjust according. Definately choose an ash color.
Best of luck|||You can go to blonde, I dont see a problem with that
Cold sore- used ice and nail varnish remover- left a bruise and now dry red scaly skin- what do i do now?
Hiya, i had a coldsore starting up and read tips to get rid of it quickly- applying nail varnish remover and ice to dry it out and the cold to make the virus retreat. its worked really well and the small clear blisters never turned into a full scale coldsore scab, however i dont know if ive done it too much but it started to look very bruised around the area and now is red and really dry/scaly, peeling slightly. do i carry on with ice etc or moisturise it now? is it still a cold sore? im 9 months pregnant and so am hoping it will all completely dissapear by the time my baby makes her appearance so need help quick!!|||I suggest you go to a doctor, or a get a coldsore cream, even though it would go slower. I wouldn't risk making it worse.
If I were you, I would search ''nail varnish remover ice coldsore cure''. Do a bit of research..not too much lol..then to see if someone's just given you crap so that you coldsore's gone worse. It can even give you more details there.
Good luck :)
If I were you, I would search ''nail varnish remover ice coldsore cure''. Do a bit of research..not too much lol..then to see if someone's just given you crap so that you coldsore's gone worse. It can even give you more details there.
Good luck :)
How can I dye my hair from blue to red?
I have blue hair at the moment and I want to dye it bright red. I'm trying to avoid bleach because my hair is fried. Will the blue just mix with red and make purple? Is color remover good to use?|||i was ganna say bleach it ,until you said you dont want to . hahah uhhm... maybe try fading out you hair , or going back to your original color , then waiting...
but i dont think it will make purple , i just think it wont comeout as bright .|||Best bet it bleach.
Yes, the colors will mix a bit, so you'll end up with more a purple than a red,
Also, color remover doesn't work as well as it is said to, plus if you color your hair after that, you'll get a duller color, and it won't last as long :)
but i dont think it will make purple , i just think it wont comeout as bright .|||Best bet it bleach.
Yes, the colors will mix a bit, so you'll end up with more a purple than a red,
Also, color remover doesn't work as well as it is said to, plus if you color your hair after that, you'll get a duller color, and it won't last as long :)
How do I remove stains on my fingernails from red polish?
I painted my nails red for a formal party last week and the red stained my nails. My normal polish remover got rid of the actual color, but there is a pinkish stain left behind. How can I get rid of it?|||This happens all the time to me when I forget to put a base coat on.
Unfortunately, you permanently stained a layer of your nails. However, this can be easily be removed with a nail buffer.
Just take a regular nail buffing block, buff off for a minute until the reddish color is gone, use the other side of the buffer to condition, and another side to polish.
I'd recommend getting Seacret's Nail Care Collection:
http://www.seacretspa.com/body-care/nail鈥?/a>
This truely has the best nail buffing block I've ever used. Shines nails gorgeously, too.|||some people say using lemon juice helps, i've never got around to trying it myself but i've even read it in some books.
for future reference tho ill tell you what i do, when removing the colour with nail polish remover i use one cotton bud for the first nail then get rid of it, then i use a new cotton bud with nail polish remover and clean that same nail again then using the same cotton bud remove the colour from my next nail then repeat, it tends to work for me because you are trying to remove the stain before it really has a chance to stain, also you can go over each nail again with a clean cotton bud at the end....
good luck =)|||It's from the nail polish remover.
Don't use nail polish remover. It is very strong stuff ! It'll ruin your nails.
It will actually melt into the surface of your fingernails - hence; the nail discoloration - and turn them soft, ...then brittle and flaky.
Wet the dry nail polish with a fresh coat of same. - Don't let it dry. Rub it off with Kleenex.
When you do this ...it melts some of the old polish, and takes it with it.
Now. Reapply again ...don't let it dry, and rub it off again.
Do this 5 times, and you've wiped all the old polish off.|||soak the in peroxide...it may not go away on the first try but it will go away, to avoid this in the future ALWAYS us a clear, tacky base coat. This will prevent the yellow stains ans your polish will last longer.|||Dont wear nail varnish then (= easy as that (=|||try using a file,a file is what they use to smooth and shape your nails.|||Try vinegar or lye soap
Unfortunately, you permanently stained a layer of your nails. However, this can be easily be removed with a nail buffer.
Just take a regular nail buffing block, buff off for a minute until the reddish color is gone, use the other side of the buffer to condition, and another side to polish.
I'd recommend getting Seacret's Nail Care Collection:
http://www.seacretspa.com/body-care/nail鈥?/a>
This truely has the best nail buffing block I've ever used. Shines nails gorgeously, too.|||some people say using lemon juice helps, i've never got around to trying it myself but i've even read it in some books.
for future reference tho ill tell you what i do, when removing the colour with nail polish remover i use one cotton bud for the first nail then get rid of it, then i use a new cotton bud with nail polish remover and clean that same nail again then using the same cotton bud remove the colour from my next nail then repeat, it tends to work for me because you are trying to remove the stain before it really has a chance to stain, also you can go over each nail again with a clean cotton bud at the end....
good luck =)|||It's from the nail polish remover.
Don't use nail polish remover. It is very strong stuff ! It'll ruin your nails.
It will actually melt into the surface of your fingernails - hence; the nail discoloration - and turn them soft, ...then brittle and flaky.
Wet the dry nail polish with a fresh coat of same. - Don't let it dry. Rub it off with Kleenex.
When you do this ...it melts some of the old polish, and takes it with it.
Now. Reapply again ...don't let it dry, and rub it off again.
Do this 5 times, and you've wiped all the old polish off.|||soak the in peroxide...it may not go away on the first try but it will go away, to avoid this in the future ALWAYS us a clear, tacky base coat. This will prevent the yellow stains ans your polish will last longer.|||Dont wear nail varnish then (= easy as that (=|||try using a file,a file is what they use to smooth and shape your nails.|||Try vinegar or lye soap
Just finished using Veet hair remover, now my legs itch and have red bumps. Help?
My legs feel really smooth after using it, but they itch alot now, and they have red bumps all over :( my legs are slightly red too.. what should I do? It didnt even take off all the hair! should I take a hot shower and shave with my razor? should I just put lotion on it and wait it out? Help! My legs are irritated right now. I will never use that hair remover again! o_o
PS; I shave my armpits every day, but I still have little hairs and a dark shadow all over! What do I do to make it all go away? I want it to be completely neat. I shave in all directions, but that still doesnt help! x_x suggestions?|||puts on lots of moisturizer for today, you dont want to be shaving your legs when they are all ready irritated.|||i use veet also... and yup it doesn't remove all your hair! oh and my skin irritates too.
DON'T shave it will make it worst. AND DON'T put lotion or moisturizer it will burn!!!
get a wet towel(cold water)and put it on your legs for the red skin to go away.
and about your armpit start waxing them that will remove all your hair and it makes them smooth with no bumps.
buy skin lightener for the the dark armpits.|||you are having an allerfic reaction to the hair remover...it is a caustic chemical and many people do react badly to it...watch it carfully and seek medical attention if they swell up badly or you have trouble breathing.
BUT-otherwise homecare is best. Take some benedryl (it will help stop the itching and reduce the inflmmation). Asprin or tylenol too for the pain if you wish. Take a COOL (cool reduces inflammation) bath with alka seltzer tablets in it (6 packets which is 12 tablets). You could also take a cool shower instead. DO NOT shave for a while until all the irratation is gone. Lanacane ointment numbs the area and will stop the itching. alternatively use and unscented creme like cold cream. milk to moisturize te area may help-use whole or buttermilk to and use a wash cloth soaked in at to apply it to your legs. cold is best! sleep with you legs out of the covers and possibly with a fan blowing on them to keep them cool. aloe vera cream will be helpful as well if you have something liek that or even a aloe plant (use the gunk inside teh leave to spread on your legs).
sorry my tips are kinda haphazard...i just wrote them a they came to me!
EDIT-as far as you pits...i'd suggest waxing....also i dont use shaving cream and i use a venus razor so you mighjt try using a different razor, no cream (just water), or use conditioner instead of cream to see about a closer shave.
PS; I shave my armpits every day, but I still have little hairs and a dark shadow all over! What do I do to make it all go away? I want it to be completely neat. I shave in all directions, but that still doesnt help! x_x suggestions?|||puts on lots of moisturizer for today, you dont want to be shaving your legs when they are all ready irritated.|||i use veet also... and yup it doesn't remove all your hair! oh and my skin irritates too.
DON'T shave it will make it worst. AND DON'T put lotion or moisturizer it will burn!!!
get a wet towel(cold water)and put it on your legs for the red skin to go away.
and about your armpit start waxing them that will remove all your hair and it makes them smooth with no bumps.
buy skin lightener for the the dark armpits.|||you are having an allerfic reaction to the hair remover...it is a caustic chemical and many people do react badly to it...watch it carfully and seek medical attention if they swell up badly or you have trouble breathing.
BUT-otherwise homecare is best. Take some benedryl (it will help stop the itching and reduce the inflmmation). Asprin or tylenol too for the pain if you wish. Take a COOL (cool reduces inflammation) bath with alka seltzer tablets in it (6 packets which is 12 tablets). You could also take a cool shower instead. DO NOT shave for a while until all the irratation is gone. Lanacane ointment numbs the area and will stop the itching. alternatively use and unscented creme like cold cream. milk to moisturize te area may help-use whole or buttermilk to and use a wash cloth soaked in at to apply it to your legs. cold is best! sleep with you legs out of the covers and possibly with a fan blowing on them to keep them cool. aloe vera cream will be helpful as well if you have something liek that or even a aloe plant (use the gunk inside teh leave to spread on your legs).
sorry my tips are kinda haphazard...i just wrote them a they came to me!
EDIT-as far as you pits...i'd suggest waxing....also i dont use shaving cream and i use a venus razor so you mighjt try using a different razor, no cream (just water), or use conditioner instead of cream to see about a closer shave.
Used hair dye remover, it turned orange, been dying it red ever since. I want my natural color back!?
I have a medium-light brown hair. i've been dying it for the past couple years. at one point when it was dark red, I decided i wanted my natural color back. i tried some hair dye "remover", and well... what a mess. it turned my hair orange. I dont mean it dyed my hair orange... it ACUTALLY took the natural-brown out my hair. so i figured i would dye my hair red again, hoping to cover it up. so i've been doing that for over a year. now i want to let my roots grow out so i can have my natural color back, but the longer i leave it without dying, the more the "orange" from before is showing through. so now i have orangish hair from the tips up until about my ear, then it turns a darker red (the hair that was untouched from the dye remover), then my brown roots. GUH. i was thinking of dying it brown, then letting it grow from there. is the brown going to turn orange again, once it starts to wash out? Will it look like 3 different colors... like it does now? kind of a silly question, but im sick of having orange, then red, then brown hair. looks horrible. what is your opinion? Thanks!|||Is the brown going to turn orange again, once it starts to wash out? - Probably, but since your all natural color is brown it could turn it back to natural.
Will it look like 3 different colors... like it does now? - Unfortunately, growing out your roots does keep you with multicolored hair.
What is your opinion? - I don't have an actual opinion formed about this question yet, but I feel horrible for you. Find an old picture of you with your natural hair if you can and if there is any, bring it to a salon and say you want your hair dyed as close to that color as possible. If they do good, go back to them once your orange roots (If they're still orange after this) and have them touch up your roots that color!!
Good luck and I'm so sorry.|||use a permanent hair dye in a chocolate-y brown colour
Will it look like 3 different colors... like it does now? - Unfortunately, growing out your roots does keep you with multicolored hair.
What is your opinion? - I don't have an actual opinion formed about this question yet, but I feel horrible for you. Find an old picture of you with your natural hair if you can and if there is any, bring it to a salon and say you want your hair dyed as close to that color as possible. If they do good, go back to them once your orange roots (If they're still orange after this) and have them touch up your roots that color!!
Good luck and I'm so sorry.|||use a permanent hair dye in a chocolate-y brown colour
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