Search This Blog   4 Oct 2011 your hair  My mum phoned from
Spain wailing that her freshly dyed blonde hair had turned
green. What to do? Well, I suddenly remembered that ketchup,
when applied to the hair can remove the green tint that is left
by the sun and chlorine.  First of all apply ketchup (any brand)
to dry hair. Allow it to sit for a while and then rinse it out.
The acid in the tomatoes should remove any greenish tint from
dyed blonde hair. If you're in a similar predicament go ahead
and try it!  3 Oct 2011  Makeup Brushes  If you're serious about
your makeup application then I imagine you've paid quite
handsomely for your brushes, but regardless of your collection
the brushes do need cleaned and often! There is no need to
dispose of brushes unless the bristles are really tired, instead
why not try cleaning them with Johnston's Baby Shampoo? Yes! It
really does the job.  Bacteria builds up on your makeup brushes
and can lead to spots, so save your face and your pennies by
trying this at home.  Buy a b