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Taylor does not have a perm, but her hair is naturally curly. Her hair looks a little like how it does in the Tim McGraw music video or on the cover of her first CD naturally, but she has it done and uses products to make the kind of curl she has now to come out of it. And I agree, Taylor's hair is very beautiful! :) i agree she does not have a perm but just because she uses products to help the curl doesn't mean its not natural. i have curly hair and i use many things to help the curl.
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BON-CC-41 is now just named BioWorld Odor Neutralizer Concentrate or Skunk Odor Neutralizer. It's a plant based odor neutralizer that is environmentally safe. It's a true odor neutralizer so it doesn't just mask odors, it gets rid of them. The most popular use for it is Skunk odor. It can be used directly on pets (externally only) and around the house to remove the skunk odor. It's very versatile so it can be added to laundry, carpet shampooers and foggers to remove the odor. It can also be added to paint to elimate any paint odors and lower VOCs. The product might seem pricey, but it is concentrated. So if you dilute it at the recommended ratio for severe odors, 1 liter will give you 3 gallons of solution. So it is less than $10 per gallon! They concentrate the product to help keep shipping costs down! Hope this helps!
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violas dont use treble clef they use alto clef
No. The perm solution is a chemical and if you don't use a neutralizer to stop the chemical it will destroy your hair.
Neutralizer are applied after a relaxer or perm. A relaxer straightens and a perm curls. Neutralizer locks the hair into it's straight shape and it also removes the chemicals from your hair to make it stop working.
yes, you can use peroxide and water solution for a homemade neutralizer, 2parts peroxide 1 part water
No. The neutraliser stops the perm lotion from working on the hair. If you just left the perm lotion on it would keep breaking down the bonds in the hair and the hair would be destroyed.
1/3 20 volume peroxide1/3 water1/3 shampooMix together and use a piece of sponge to create foam. dab onto hair and process for aproximately 15 minutes
When you are flushing a cooling system, you should use an approved acid and a neutralizer. The neutralizer is meant to remove or neutralize the remnants of the acid.
If you use it right after your perm, then yes.
It depends on the perm but it will burn though your hair because you would have just got it perm
yes,you use acid
Use a floor neutralizer with a PH of 8. Use a mop, just like you were mopping. Do not mix it with a cleaner, though. After mopping with the neutralizer, clean the floor with a neutral cleaner.
If it's alkali then you'd have to use a neutralizer, like water, ammonia or baking soda, prior to painting. The pH of the surface has to be below 10 prior to painting.
i haven't had a perm in 10 years. Would Like a mild perm for a African American hair.