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- Annie B. Bond
- June 4, 2002
- 12:55 am
- 26 comments
If you swim frequently in a chlorinated pool, you may already know that the chemical can cause hair to become greenish.
While bright green hair might be a social trend, the chlorine-green hair look is far from a desired look, or so most agree.
Here is a simple homemade rinse to stop chlorine’s chemical reaction with your hair!
Wet your hair in a shower. Massage ¼ cup tomato juice into your hair and let set for a few minutes before washing as usual. (This amount of tomato juice is enough for one rinse.) Rinse the tomato juice out of your hair, and then wash as usual.
Inspired by Better Basics for the Home, by Annie B. Bond (Three Rivers Press, 1999).
Annie B. Bond
Annie is a renowned expert in non-toxic and green living. Named one of the top 20 environmental leaders by Body and Soul Magazine, Annie has authored four books, including "Home Enlightenment" (Rodale Press, 2005) and "Better Basics for the Home" (Three Rivers Press, 1999).
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Interesting
thanks for sharing
Today we're going to pick up some green hair dye for my eldest... we looooove green!
Thanks for the info.
I thought green hair was in !
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great
I love this article!
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