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Fri Dec 05, 2008 9:22 am  |
| This morning I tried putting toothpaste on a damp facecloth and rubbed it on my clean nails - WOW! My normally yellow, rough and raggedy nails became white and smooth. I used cheap Ultra-Brite toothpaste which has silica and whitening compounds. I rubbed the top of the nail and squished toothpaste under the nail and rubbed it with the facecloth. Not only did it turn the nails white, it smoothed out all the gunk from the cuticles and provided a fabulous base for my clear polish. I think the little bit of silica grit provided the polishing so I'm not sure how another toothpaste would work. If nails are an issue for you try this method and let us know if it works for you. |
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Sun Dec 14, 2008 12:14 pm |
I haven't heard of toothpaste being used on people's hair before, but I have heard of people rinsing their hair with mouthwash.
It's apparently good for dandruff, "smelly" scalps and extra shine.
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| You already knew that mouthwash keeps your teeth cleaner, your breath fresher and is a common morning courtesy if you sleep with a partner. But did you know that it is also a fantastic hair treatment? A mouthwash rinse will immediately add shine and gleam to your hair, even if you do not have time for a regular shower. In this article, we will discuss how to use mouthwash to keep your hair shiny. |
Ehow has tips: http://www.ehow.com/how_2322628_use-mouthwash-keep-hair-shiny.html
It doesn't mention dandruff but the last time I saw a discussion on it, that was what it was emphatically recommended for. |
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