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How to treat a chemical burn? 2016-11-08 07:28:26 Post No. 8462981
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How to treat a chemical burn? 2016-11-08 07:28:26 Post No. 8462981
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I tried to bleach my hair blonde. I left it on for 50 minutes, and it was a clear color so I couldn't tell that a chunk landed on my skin. Now the actual hair is an ugly brassy color, but obviously I'm afraid to put any more chemical (toner) on my hair because I don't wanna make the blistering worse.
What can I do? Also; will it leave scarring? It hurts pretty bad. It's been 5 hours. There was a bubble at first that went away.
Any advice, thanks.
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Fivehead; I guess from a distance it doesn't look horrible.
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still kind of deep. flash with cold water to neutralize ph balance. don't put anything on it in case of mixing with the bleach.
then is up to vitamins and exercise to push the skin cells up,flake off the old ones, and get rid of the scar.
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>>8462981
-poor cold water on it
-neutralize with solution with basic ph, like baking soda in water
-put creams for burns, like pic
-put cream/ointment to moisturize, like hydromol or some biafine
-when going out, put sun screen, like spf 50
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>>8462981
>ugly brassy color
looks great desu
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>>8463729
lol well I meant the cold water part; that's all I have done. I'm not even gonna mess with any ointment.
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>>8462981
You look like spergy Numberphile dude.
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