Could you please review Blue Lizard sunscreen? A friend says it’s an Australian brand with a cap that changes colors when exposed to UV rays. Apparently, it lets you know when it’s time to reapply.
Ok so basically it’s a sunscreen with a cap made of UV color changing plastic. It doesn’t necessarily tell you “hey it’s been 90 minutes time to reapply” more so you’re able to roughly gauge the UV levels based on the intensity of the color changing plastic.
I don’t really think that a routine did it and I did some experimental stuff like adding liquid childrens antihistamine to my shampoo along with rosemary oil..people think rosemary is useless and the antihistamine is super experimental and would only be relevant if you have mast cell activation causing extra histamine release on your skin@@divyaraghupathy9152
@@divyaraghupathy9152I spent years recovering away from the stressful incidents and have been trying to take good care of my health by resting and eating lots of veggies and fruit basically aside from those weird unproven things
@@divyaraghupathy9152 looks like they removed my comments..I even specified that they probably weren’t doing anything but apparently I’m not allowed to answer?
My sister’s mother in law was on her deathbeath, literally, with stage 4 breast cancer. We went to see her on her 67th birthday and were told she was given 4 to 6 weeks to live. She underwent a trial cancer treatment and somehow went into full remission! The bizarre thing was, all her hair had fallen out, but when it grew back there were big patches of her hair that were hazel brown and curly, and she said she had dark brown straight hair before she went fully grey! It was surreal to see 😮 Obviously WOULD NOT RECOMMEND, and it was only in patches, but fascinating!
Chemo partially reversed my gray hair. When my hair grew back it was waaay less gray than before. Almost 6 years later and at 62 I still have hardly any gray. Which is ironic because I’m so greatful just to have hair (and to be alive) I don’t care what color it is.
Found mine and my husband’s first gray hairs after our 4th child. He was a surprise for which my husband was deployed during the end. It was stressful for the both of us. The gray seemed fitting and made me smile. I’ve found a few more crop up in the last 2 years and they honestly just make me smile. I’m excited to see how my hair changes over the years.
My husband is on Nilotinib to control his chronic myeloid leukemia and it has reverted his gray hair to brown. It’s actually a documented side effect. Obviously not available over-the-counter though.
I feel like I was getting grays when my iron was very low but once I got treatment I swear it seemed to resolve so I think nutrition could make a difference. My hair was also thinning and grew back in after I got iron infusions
I know you can not reverse grey hair that have gone grey with age. But I have noticed many of my grey hair reversed after I stopped certain medications, and also, when I started having copper and iron supplements.
I am turning 40 next month, and stopped coloring my hair a year ago, and I wear less makeup. I love the few greys here and there in my hair. It’s not going to bother me when it’s a full head of greys either. I also talked my mother into disengaging from the hair dye routine, and her silver hair looks so good with her blue eyes.
Just embrace the grey!!
So many people say this but,I just can’t 😭
@@chrissyf1656 same
@@cindywright3368 wear your silver hair with confidence
Good common sense videos. You now how to bring us all back to reality. 😆
Could you please review Blue Lizard sunscreen? A friend says it’s an Australian brand with a cap that changes colors when exposed to UV rays. Apparently, it lets you know when it’s time to reapply.
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Ok so basically it’s a sunscreen with a cap made of UV color changing plastic. It doesn’t necessarily tell you “hey it’s been 90 minutes time to reapply” more so you’re able to roughly gauge the UV levels based on the intensity of the color changing plastic.
My hair fell out due to stress about 5 years ago and finally is thick again i will never complain about my turning gray be grateful for what you have
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@jno805 can you let me know what products you used or routine you followed .
I don’t really think that a routine did it and I did some experimental stuff like adding liquid childrens antihistamine to my shampoo along with rosemary oil..people think rosemary is useless and the antihistamine is super experimental and would only be relevant if you have mast cell activation causing extra histamine release on your skin@@divyaraghupathy9152
@@divyaraghupathy9152I spent years recovering away from the stressful incidents and have been trying to take good care of my health by resting and eating lots of veggies and fruit basically aside from those weird unproven things
@@divyaraghupathy9152 looks like they removed my comments..I even specified that they probably weren’t doing anything but apparently I’m not allowed to answer?
Dr. Dray, you’re looking so vibrant! Thank you for your content!
My sister’s mother in law was on her deathbeath, literally, with stage 4 breast cancer. We went to see her on her 67th birthday and were told she was given 4 to 6 weeks to live. She underwent a trial cancer treatment and somehow went into full remission! The bizarre thing was, all her hair had fallen out, but when it grew back there were big patches of her hair that were hazel brown and curly, and she said she had dark brown straight hair before she went fully grey! It was surreal to see 😮 Obviously WOULD NOT RECOMMEND, and it was only in patches, but fascinating!
That IS fascinating! Thanks for sharing. I love to hear about her recovery too!!❤❤❤
Why do people call it gray? We have blonde brunette and then flat gray… why not called it platinum? Gives it the beauty it deserves
My coworker likes to say she has platinum highlights that she got for free 😅
@@supercruchynoodle wear your silver hair with confidence!! Xo
I agree. I got my first at 18 and currently have four or five. All look like glittery strands of silver. I absolutely love them
Chemo partially reversed my gray hair. When my hair grew back it was waaay less gray than before. Almost 6 years later and at 62 I still have hardly any gray. Which is ironic because I’m so greatful just to have hair (and to be alive) I don’t care what color it is.
I am so glad you are well
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Found mine and my husband’s first gray hairs after our 4th child. He was a surprise for which my husband was deployed during the end. It was stressful for the both of us. The gray seemed fitting and made me smile. I’ve found a few more crop up in the last 2 years and they honestly just make me smile. I’m excited to see how my hair changes over the years.
Grey hair is beautiful
@@cheddargorg wear your silver hair with confidence
I dye my gray hair lol. That reverses it for me 😂 I don’t have many but I can’t stand seeing those long strands of coarse wiry gray hair 🤣
My husband is on Nilotinib to control his chronic myeloid leukemia and it has reverted his gray hair to brown. It’s actually a documented side effect. Obviously not available over-the-counter though.
My dad’s on imatinib for the same condition – his hair colour hasn’t come back, unfortunately!
I embraced the grey…hated spending $ going to my stylist for color that faded in two weeks.
so happy I take vitamin B12
I feel like I was getting grays when my iron was very low but once I got treatment I swear it seemed to resolve so I think nutrition could make a difference. My hair was also thinning and grew back in after I got iron infusions
I know you can not reverse grey hair that have gone grey with age. But I have noticed many of my grey hair reversed after I stopped certain medications, and also, when I started having copper and iron supplements.
I am turning 40 next month, and stopped coloring my hair a year ago, and I wear less makeup. I love the few greys here and there in my hair. It’s not going to bother me when it’s a full head of greys either. I also talked my mother into disengaging from the hair dye routine, and her silver hair looks so good with her blue eyes.
Thank you for saving us the hassle of watching countless misleading videos on the subject! ❤❤❤❤
She’s the best Dermatologist ever! I learn way more from here than my own derm !
I have been taking cuivre supplements, and I found a reversed gray hair
So I’m hopping that it’s working ( plus I was already taking hair supplement )