Well...There Isn't Non-Toxic Hair Color

Not really.

There is henna. But it sounds like it slowly washes out.

There is haircolor that is low in some toxins, and there are some that don't have ammonia. I'll be looking into those.

I have to figure out how to merge them with the current color I have now.

Finding Non-Toxic Haircolor

After dying my hair for years, I am on the search for a non-toxic hair color. I don't think I want to add henna to my hair. I heard you can't add other color to henna if you don't like it, and have to let it grow out. Although, I could look into it more than what someone told me.

There is an ingredient in hair color, that allegedly can trigger allergies. I have had sensitivities to chemicals for years. There may be a connection.

If you know of a good way to color my hair without toxins, let me know!

Plunging the Tub

I plunged my tub. Yes, my tub. It's one of those tubs that has the useless stopper that doesn't stop any hair from going down the drain.

I have tried with a chopstick, an hanger, hot water, baking soda and vinegar, to get rid of the clog. I spent almost two hours plunging the tub on Monday.

Tuesday I could barely move my arms. Still feeling the effects of it on Saturday. That's fibromyalgia.

Being neurotic, it was all I could do to see brown fluid in my tub as I was plunging it. But I guess if hair and dirt were sitting in a drain for weeks, they're not going to turn a pretty pink.

I should've known better than to keep plunging, but I really wanted to take a clogged-free shower.

Now I'll go to the building manager and get a snake, hoping that does the trick.

SNAKE- I snaked the drain all by myself. When the big glob of hair came out I felt so accomplished.

Cosmetic Safety Database

Check your products for safety with this Cosmetic Safety Database.

I was surprised how high (and high isn't good) some of my "natural" products rated.





I have no association with the database, make no claim on it's accuracy, and as with anything do your due dilligence.