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Hair Growth Garlic
hair products..again..because my 1st question wasn't understood??
my hair used to be dense and thick.. now it became less ense and the hair itself thin and weak, and falling, i was wondering what product of those is better to stimulate hair growth and restore hair thickness,a hair serum(vital) or karities cream and if it the which is better the garlic one or the wheat germ one?? any idea??
thank you
Im only 20!!!
I don't know a whole lot about stimulating new growth although I hear Nioxin has a product that does really well but it sounds like your hair could use a protein boost. Look for a deep conditioner that you leave in for a few minutes and rinse out. Redkin carries one as well as tigi and most other product lines
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Hair Growth Update Day 120
Will washing and and vacuuming my clothes get rid of fleas & their eggs? What do I do if they get in my hair?
My cat had fleas. I treated her and I'm treating the house. I've tied her up on a tile surface and I'm giving her baths every 6 days with a flea growth regulator shampoo along with giving her a monthly spot treatment and feeding her garlic. I will admitt that I had a habit of laying clothes around and she liked to rest on the clothes in the laudary basket. While lying in bed awake, I've been bitten while wearing nothing but my underware. I put white sheets on the bed so I can see if any fleas are on the bed. Can they bite through clothing? Can they crawl under elastic? And last, but not least, if they get in my hair, what can I use to get them out? I've searched the net, but have found nothing for human hair. I was thinking of using alcohol since they die almost instantly from it. But what if they laid eggs. What do I do then?
sarah c. is right. When you take a bath, and use shampoo, any flea that might still be in your hair will drown. Same goes for your clothes if you washed them in detergent soap. Water alone won't kill fleas because they can jump high (though a washing machine is closed so they wouldn't be able to escape.)
An initial spraying of Frontline should kill any eggs in soft furnishings and regular vacuum cleaning will sort out the rest.
Get Frontline or Advantage Treatment for your cat from the vet and don't buy over-the-counter remedies as they can sometimes cause adverse effects.
Get full information from your vet.
Fleas are nasty, but not life threatening. Don't be so paranoid about them! They are more of a health risk to your cat than they are to you, and can be debilitating to a kitten.
If they are really cat fleas, they will only bite you out of desparation. They don't like your taste.
I think you are being so selfish and also very cruel.
Good, having sorted that out, we need to move on to your poor cat. What you are doing to her is beyond all reason. You are torturing her! If you ever decide to untie her and she can be free of your sadistic treatment, I am sure she will find a way to leave you forever. Cats do not stay where they are mistreated.
You are probably going to make her have some serious hair problems besides psychological ones by bathing her so often and using all those chemicals on her. If she stays with you because she cannot escape from your cruelty, the vet's bills will cost you far more for your mishandling of her fleas than an initial purchase of flea treatment would have done.
I don't know how old you are, so I am going to have to hold my tongue. One thing is, you don't deserve her. If you can't handle even the simplest problems of responsible cat-ownership and resort to cruelty because you are scared for your own wee self, then the best thing to do is find someone who can love her and care for her properly.
You stick to goldfish until you mature.
By the way, flea eggs can survive for decades undisturbed. They will hatch when they sense warm blood to feed on. So, if you and your poor cat end up living together, you will have to de-flea her every spring and continue to do that until the season is over. And you will have to keep all soft-furnishings washed and vacuumed to make sure all eggs and fleas are removed.
If she runs away from you because you have hurt her feelings and tortured her, or if you give her away because you can't handle this responsibility, then the eggs will hatch and because there is no tasty cat blood around, they will go for you. So keep your place clean whatever you decide.
Punishing a cat because she has fleas! Who ever heard of such madness!
I have rarely been this angry. Cat flea bites are less bothersome for a human than mosquito bites! And they really prefer your cat's blood to yours.
Maybe the fleas that are freaking you out are actually not from your cat? On the way home from the vet, pop into a dermatologist and check it out.
Wish I could say good luck, but I am too angry.
But I want to wish your cat a much happier life!
P.S. I am surprised you forgot to put vinegar into her drinking water! Some garlic and vinegar won't hurt her. Remember onions will. As will detergents and frequent baths. But ask your vet, PLEASE!!!!
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