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Test_Taker · 09-03-2008, 06:21 PM

I found this "method" as I have been desparately trying to find something to help me pass this hair test. I will absolutely not try this method. When I looked up what will happen to my hair if I add these chemicals, I found this:
CLOROX® is a Chlorine Bleach (Sodium Hypochlorite) its chemical composition is very different than Hydrogen Peroxide that is used for bleaching hair. Chlorine Bleach attacks ANY kind of organic matter and destroys it. This is how it's bleaching action works. If you put it on your hair it will destroy the hair's protein structure as well as the pigment, causing it to disintegrate (Melt). Hydrogen Peroxide will also do this just not as quickly or as aggressively. It will decolorize pigment without destroying the protein structure of hair if it is at the correct concentration AND Mixed with other chemicals to control its action. That's why using pure hydrogen peroxide for bleaching is not a good idea.

P.S. Using ANYTHING on your skin or scalp that was not made for that use is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. You could end up with serious scalp damage / burns that could result in PERMANENT Hair Loss in those areas. As well as the risk of getting it in your eyes and causing BLINDNESS.

09-03-2008, 06:21 PM	#343 (permalink)
Test_Taker YaHookan Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I don't think so I found this "method" as I have been desparately trying to find something to help me pass this hair test. I will absolutely not try this method. When I looked up what will happen to my hair if I add these chemicals, I found this: CLOROX® is a Chlorine Bleach (Sodium Hypochlorite) its chemical composition is very different than Hydrogen Peroxide that is used for bleaching hair. Chlorine Bleach attacks ANY kind of organic matter and destroys it. This is how it's bleaching action works. If you put it on your hair it will destroy the hair's protein structure as well as the pigment, causing it to disintegrate (Melt). Hydrogen Peroxide will also do this just not as quickly or as aggressively. It will decolorize pigment without destroying the protein structure of hair if it is at the correct concentration AND Mixed with other chemicals to control its action. That's why using pure hydrogen peroxide for bleaching is not a good idea. P.S. Using ANYTHING on your skin or scalp that was not made for that use is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. You could end up with serious scalp damage / burns that could result in PERMANENT Hair Loss in those areas. As well as the risk of getting it in your eyes and causing BLINDNESS.