Tag: dye

  • How To Dye Your Childs Hair

    Anyone with young children wanting to keep them entertained during this horrible time 😔

    🗒All you need is coloured tissue paper

    👧🏼Part the hair into as many sections as you want

    🍵Put the tissue paper into blows of hot water (let them cool a little before you put there head near the bowls)

    🍵👧🏼Put hair in the bowls leave for 5 minutes

    🌬Towel dry then blow dry or leave to dry naturally

    🦄Then you have yourself a rainbow unicorn

    EDIT
    This trick is safe to use on children and those with damaged hair, since it is only temporary.

    The amount of time the colour will stay locked in depends on your hair.

    If your hair is in better condition, it may last longer.

    In general, though, it will last around a week.

    If you want it to last longer, you should only wash your hair with cold water.

    So much fun 🥰

    Hope everyone’s safe and well ❤️

    Credit https://www.facebook.com/lillysloungehairsalon/

  • The Colors We’re Dyeing For

    The colors we’re ‘dyeing’ for 🤦‍♂️

    What do you know about food coloring? Have you checked your labels? Many mainstream processed foods contain these toxic chemicals! ☠️

    🦄Why does society feel the need to see their food in unnatural states and colors?

    🙅‍♂️It’s easy to avoid food dyes and caramel coloring. Check out your labels! Make this a priority in you and your children’s lives. Buy organic and take out the guesswork!

    🧟‍♂️The Dangerous Impact of Food Coloring

    Americans are now eating 5 times more food dye than in 1955.🤮

    Many parents have observed their child’s behavior improve drastically when taken off food dyes, especially 👹

    Red #40. Because of this widespread anecdotal evidence, the editors at Special Education Degree decided to do an investigative report on the negative effects of food dye’s in human beings.

    The hidden dangers of food coloring dyes:

    💙Blue #1 Brilliant Blue

    Known Dangers:

    Caused kidney tumors in mice

    May induce an allergic reaction in individuals with pre-existing asthma

    Commonly found in: baked goods, beverages, candies, cereal

    🔵Blue #2 Indigo Carmine

    Known Dangers:

    Causes significant occurrence of tumors, particularly brain gliomas, in male rats

    Commonly found in: beverages, candies, dog food

    🔴Citrus Red #2

    Known Dangers:

    Toxic to rats and mice at modest levels

    Bladder and other tumors found in mice

    Labeled “possibly carcinogenic to humans”by the IARC

    Commonly found in: skin of Florida oranges

    ♻️Green #3 Fast Green

    Known Dangers:

    As a food dye it is prohibited in the EU and some other countries

    Caused significant increases in bladder tumors in male rats

    Commonly found in: beverages, candies, ice cream, cosmetics

    🛑Red #40 Allura Red

    Known Dangers:

    Accelerates the appearance of immune system tumors in mice

    Suspected trigger of hyperactivity in children

    Causes allergy-like reactions in some people

    Commonly found in: beverages, candies, cereal, cosmetics

    🚫Red #3 Erythrosine

    Known Dangers:

    Suspected trigger of hyperactivity in children

    Thyroid carcinogen in animals

    Issued a partial ban by the FDA in 1990

    Commonly found in: baked goods, candies, sausage, maraschino cherries

    〽️Yellow #5 Tartrazine

    Known Dangers:

    Can cause allergy-like reactions

    May cause mild to severe hypersensitiviy reactions

    Commonly found in: baked goods, candies, cereal, beverages

    🔆Yellow #6 Sunset Yellow

    Known Dangers:

    May cause hyperactivity in some children

    Causes adrenal tumors in animals

    Commonly found in: baked goods, sausage, cereal, cosmetics

    “Our daughter Emma is a completely different person since we cleared her diet of food dye. No more meltdowns or shouting matches. And we just realized that her reading, writing, and math have accelerated tremendously in these few short weeks. Coincidence?”

    #toxic #endocrinedisruptor #add #adhd #genderconfusion #carcinogens #cancer #thetruthaboutcancer #youarewhatyoueat #fooddyes #dyes #foodcoloring #organic

    https://www.special-education-degree.net/food-dyes/

    @ Lauren Novelli