Can salt water lighten your hair?

You can wash your face with salt water, but be aware that it's quite drying. Salt water can be good for oily and acne-prone skin but probably isn't suitable for...

If your hair is severely damaged, it will not be possible to get a color that requires pre-lightening, such as pink, without risking severe damage and breakage.

It would work, I wouldn't recommend anything scented though, as it may cause problems. Also, quick warning to be careful while drying, I'd say put the dryer on low or...

Yes, it does. Since chamomile has the golden color in it, it can lighten your hair gently and slowly overtime.

You can. 1 teaspoon of table salt = about 2 ¼ teaspoons of kosher salt, so substitute as necessary.

I suggest you talk with your doctor. They may be able to prescribe you a lightening cream or an exfoliant to help your skin heal.

Yes baking soda can be used to lighten your natural hair color. Your hair needs to be damp prior to applying it, and it can be applied as often as...

No, coconut oil has not shown any signs of being capable of lightening hair. Coconut oil is best known as being a moisturizer for hair.

The larger body of water provides a greater abundance of food. The more food, the bigger the crocodile will grow.

Yes. Natural amber in most cases floats in salty water and sinks in fresh water. This is how in some places, for example the Baltic Coast, you can find it...