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Uses of hydrogen peroxide
Sweetcheeks_3
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I think I saw a post on here before about soaking your feet in hydrogen peroxide but I can't think I would soak anything but my hair roots in peroxide
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I think is depends on the % :-/. In Canada you can buy this off the shelf in drugstores (chemists). They use it for mouthwash and ear infections.
It might be a stronger solution that's used on hair :-/0 -
I think we are talking only 3% orally. When I bleached my hair i had to use 12%.
My daughter normally dabs a bit on her spots and they are practically dried up by morning.0 -
does it damage the skin at all? do you need to put anything on the skin to neutralise it afterwards or anything?Blah0
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Not that i know of. Our relatives in Canada keep it in their bathroom cabinet for whole range of anti-septic uses.does it damage the skin at all? do you need to put anything on the skin to neutralise it afterwards or anything?
Strangely enough - they like our TCP which they can't get and request a bottle if anyone is over visiting them0 -
No you dont rinse it off afterwards. If you do, you undo the work that the hydrogen peroxide is doing by leaving it on.
Saying that, I wouldnt use it on a nightly basis, only when my skin is under the weather.
Another use for it is, I apply it to any facial hairs I may have. It bleaches them so that they are not so noticable.0 -
some of these have been posted before sweetcheeks
I've bumped it for you
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thanksNo you dont rinse it off afterwards. If you do, you undo the work that the hydrogen peroxide is doing by leaving it on.
Saying that, I wouldnt use it on a nightly basis, only when my skin is under the weather.
Another use for it is, I apply it to any facial hairs I may have. It bleaches them so that they are not so noticable.
I'd end up looking like father christmas if I used it to bleach facial hair. ;DBlah0
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