ammonia bleach skin

s no proof that the chemicals in hair bleach --like peroxide or ammonia --cause birth defects, miscarriages, or any other complications, there are also no reliable studies that prove that bleaching your body hair is totally safe. Since it's likely that these chemicals will be absorbed through the skin and can reach your baby, it's best to avoid using them --especially in the first trimester, when much of your baby's crucial development is taking place.

The chemical reaction between bleach and urine is very dangerous and can cause 3rd degree burns if it comes in contact with your skin and it's also toxic to breathe

There is so little of the ingredients used to dye or bleach hair absorbed into the skin it is of no concern. The main concern is if the product used has ammonia in it as it might lead to fume inhalation which could make you sick. After the 2nd trimester it is considered safe to get your hair done. If you work as a cosmetologist you may need to wear a mask in the first trimester to avoid getting sick from fumes.

I use dishsoap on counters, vinegar water and dshsoap mixture on floors, water alone on mirrors, green or natural toilet bowl cleaner that has low odor, and antibacterial cleaning wipes that I wear gloves with in the bathroom that don't smell too strong. Vinegar on counter and cutting board when sanitizing. Vinegar and baking soda paste mixture in oven and let it sit before scrubbing. I never have used many chemicals to clean (except the bathroom). I felt it was still pretty sanitary.

I have heard of this and it isn't safe at all nor remotely accurate. Urine has ammonia in it and when ammonia and bleach mix it releases a very toxic gas, and almost always when urine hits bleach it will fiz or foam that's what creates the gas. I had a friend who tried this once in high school, (just for fun, she wasn't pregnant nor did she want to be) and she ended up in the hospital from the gas it created. Sorry didn't mean to scare you just stating the facts.

Urine has ammonia in it. Ammonia mixed with bleach makes a VERY toxic gas.

I think yes as long as your in an open area .....

Get a little bit of bleach and put it in a cup and take your urine and poor it inside the bleach if it foams and fizzles it suppose to mean girl if it does nothing at all it suppose to mean boy.

While there's no proof that the chemicals in hair bleach -- like peroxide or ammonia -- cause birth defects, miscarriages, or any other complications, there are also no reliable studies that prove that bleaching your body hair is totally safe. Since it's likely that these chemicals will be absorbed through the skin and can reach your baby, it's best to avoid using them -- especially in the first trimester, when much of your baby's crucial development is taking place.

Dye yes, bleach not so much... they say ammonia free dye and in a well ventilated area.

I work at a dog day care/boarding & grooming service. The indoor play yards where the dogs go to the bathroom are mopped regularly with a very strong industrial bleach solution that burns all of our eyes terribly & makes all of the dogs go into sneezing fits. I have recently been feeling short of breath easily fatigued & have had several serious dizzy spells that made me unable to function. Could these symptoms be related to inhaling these bleach (& ammonia from the urine) fumes?

) colr doesnt really have that much chemicals.

As long as it doesn't have ammonia it would be fine. Like bleach and perms. Hair dye now a days are ammonia free.

t know what happens if lye and bleach meet but I do know that ammonia and bleach can kill you, I forget what they make when they meet but it is a very toxic gas/vapor.

I would stay away from the bleach and makes sure they are ammonia free it should say on the box

You shouldn't go blonde because most times that's bleach or ammonia. Things you shouldn't be using. Don't go and buy a box for the store. Get it professionally done.

black dyes are actually better than blomdes that habe bleach and sometimes ammonia which can cause deadly gases believe it or not (in large amounts not what you would find in hair dye) and u can use one of the more natural ones if your scared.. but its not absprbed into your skin only a small trace amount amd we eat dye in our food all the time.

Highlights are ok but a full bleach is a lot of chemicals to soak into your skin. Also, I would wait till your third trimester when everything is almost fully developed. Just to be safe.

d never wash lingerie in bleach or ammonia...you could also get a rash from those if you have sensitive skin.

Does anyone on here use dye thats not ammonia free? I get worried at times bcuss wehn I died my hair 2 weeks ago I didnt use ammonia free. I used the garnier frutis hair dye. But I was outside wehn i was dying it. But some girls say use the ammonia free dye. Was I still safe? & are u not supposed to put it on your scalp?

I did mine in my second trimester and I only used ammonia free hair dye most brands have ammonia free hair dye

t speak for over the counter color but almost all professional color products are made with much gentler ingredients and much lower ammonia or no ammonia. Most have a very mild smell. Saying that though, some times hormonal changes can cause a lightner(bleach) to have unpredictable results. Like maybe staying a bit brassier than you'd like. But I personally have never encountered that problem. In my opinion I think it safe to do anything to your hair except keratin smoothing treatments.

Once you hit 2nd trimester your good to go. Yes color hair but no bleach!!!!! Also make sure the color you get is ammonia free.

I use a ammonia free bleach on my whole head made by chi but it is the only one on the market that doesn't have ammonia so I've done my roots the same as I've always done for years with this product and yes u will need a good conditioner and products to help ur hair out but I don't see why u would be able to do it!

Garnier is prly one of the better ones it's ammonia free or at heart they make an ammonia free one :-) but yes open bathroom window leave door open and your fine :-)

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