Caring for Wilson F1100 Official NFL Football "The Duke"?
Every time I play with, some kind of red dye comes off on my hands... I was wondering if there is a specific way care for it in order to stop it from bleeding all over my hands.
Hair dye burning scalp?
I dye my hair frequently; reds, auburn and brown. This is maybe the 6th time I've done it, 2nd time this year. I'm dying it what the box calls a 'delicious light brown', aka close to my natural colour. The brand is Loreal Paris, sublime mousse, by Casting. I didn't have my hopes up for it to stay true to the colour on the box, but that's not what is bothering me. I put it on my parting; instant burning sensation. 5.5/10. It's durable, but this hasn't happened before. I've never used this brand before, either. Didn't do the safety test, since I had been fine before. I continued to put the stuff throughout my hair, my scalp just feels really itchy, uncomfortable and of course, the burning sensation. It's irritating me. Is this a reaction or normal for a light brown dye? I've had it in my hair for maybe 5-10 minutes. Thanks.
What can cause small, bleeding spots on my hand?
Blood vessels can burst for many reasons, but it usually happens as a result of an injury. Bleeding into the skin can appear as small dots, called petechiae, or in larger, flat patches, called purpura. Bleeding beneath the skin often results from a minor occurrence, such as bruising.OR.Sudden unexplained bruising or blood spots under the skin or a sudden increase in the frequency of bruising may be caused by: A medicine, such as aspirin or blood thinners (anticoagulants). Infection that causes the buildup of toxin in the blood or tissues (sepsis).
What causes a black spot under my foot?
This is impossible to answer sight unseen. Black spots on feet can come from deep tissue burns, lack of circulation to an area, or a fungus or a plantar’s wart. There might even be dye rubbing off from your shoe or some body messing with you. See your general practitioner or podiatrist for an accurate diagnosis and treatment.
What happens if I soak my clothes for one week before washing? How do I wash my clothes?
PLEASE DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME! NOPE, NEVER!!NEVER soak any textile for that much time. The fibers tend to react and loose strength. This will result in color bleeding, loss of tensile strength, weaker weave, and bless you if the fabric had any finish on it, the coating will dissolve.You can always refer to the wash care tag on any garment. If you have purchased a piece that does NOT have a wash care tag, please return it as all brands & manufacturers legally have to provide a wash care label. In certain special products, units ship with disclaimer tag as well.Maintaining a garment is not just about washing so carefully read the wash care instructions. You can always google the icons mentioned or write separately to me and I will help you understand. Each fiber has a different characteristic and hence, the symbols will vary. Coming back to my point, it is not exclusively about washing. The label also bears IRONING & DRYING instructions as well.Just as excessive washing or use of incorrect detergent harms your garment, the wash cycle, temperature, drying technique and exposure to different kinds of light does affect your clothes. Please take care!PS
Why do I get a headache from leaving my hair wet after a shower?
Damp hair/damp head leads to rapid cooling. You lose the most heat from your head and neck. A sudden change in temperature couldn't offset the balance and give you a headache.Ever gotten a headache from being out in the sun all and it was too hot?Same applies to cold. Especially damp cold, which is more draining on the CNS (central nervous system) than other types of cold.Here's some science: Graph for heat loss,The above shows where the body tries to keep warm the most during cold weather ^ the brighter the region, the more the body tries to heat, the more vital Here's some funny pictures that relate: Hipster winter man,Steamy black NFL player with no hair,
What is the effect of washing clothes inside out?
The benefits of washing clothes inside out are :1) The garment goes through all the wear & tear of washing on the inner side & does not affect the look (outside) - same garment when dried in open (under sun) in most countries fades - that fading is also on the inner side : leaving the outer surface intact.2) All the buttons, rivets, sequins etc on the face of the garment do not undergo the grind of washing be it hand wash or machine wash.3) Especially in hand wash the hot spots of dirt like collars/cuffs get a good scrub during the washing process & this helps in better cleaning of these areas, since the dirt in these areas is stubborn & does not leave the garment easily.4) In earlier days the color fastness of fabrics was very low & the garments used to cross stain on other garments (in contact with) during washing. This is avoided or minimsed as the impression of cross staining comes on the inner side, sparing the face of the garment intact.5) Rubbing of garments with another during washing creates friction & this friction results in fuzziness, rough hand feel & pilling (small pin head kind of structures on the surface) - washing them inside out prevents this change in physical appearance affecting the outlook of the garment.6) Also, it was a (mis)conception that cleaning them inside out helps in better cleaning - though there is no scientific base for it as the soap molecules attach to the dirt particles irrespective of the garment being washed in or out.All this was done to prolong the life of garment, extend it's wearability & preserve the outlook for many years - basically to look as new even after dozens of washes.But in the world of disposable fashion I think it no longer matters anymore !!
Permanent fake blood.?
Red fabric dye I guess. Maybe add a little brown too.