I agree. it's seems like the main people tanya, jim,pixiwoo are all onto better things and daily mix have been left with people that aren't so 'big' on KZfaq

I use baby soap as a makeup remover and it works better than most regular marketed makeup removers. And since it's designed for baby's it's good for sensitive skin too.

i love using baby oil as a makeup remover. especially for dry skin types in the winter months.

try coconut oil its amazinggg

I believe that this is a bit of an urban legend/old wives tale. True white/gray hair (not temporary bleaching) that would not grow back in its original colour would be caused from cellular changes/genetic aging. Graying hair happens at a much deeper level and probably has to do with your dna and how your genes handle stressors. A topical product, especially one that does not absorb deeply into your scalp, seems like an unlikely factor in permanently lightened hair. Perfume would most likely be drying (due to high alcohol content) and depending what the spray was formulated from could lighten but only where it makes direct contact. Here is a bit more info on how the colour/pigment in hair happens and developes if anyone is interested. www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/mysteries/grayhair.html

Baggravation​ I don't know the sience behind it but I'm 18, my hair is dark brown and perfume caused some hairs to turn white! :/

That's not true but if you do spray perfume directly onto your hair it does dry it out. So if you're hair is on the dry side u would recommend investing on hair perfume.

Kelli-Marie Johnson Nah, just prep your hair with something nourishing before the scent. As you would anyways if your hair is dry.