does mms bleach the hair or recovers the original colour?

Lk wrote: hello,

i have been using mms for hair loss and it works for sure. but my hair has become blond, the same colour i had as a child. i was wondering if anyone knows if it bleaches the hair or returns the original colour.

thanks for any input.

Lucas

The next will grow with the natural color, Is just the bleach effect of CL02, BTW you did not indicated if you are using activated MMS or no Activated.

I doubt the hair color would come back to to its natural color without any form of help, but it would of course grow out in its natural color. In any case you could always purchase some hair dyeing products in at your local store and go for whatever color you want.

Lk wrote: thanks for the responses, i have been using 10 activated drops in 1 ounce of water and i sprayed it on hourly for a couple days.
too much too often caused a little irritation to the skin in my case.

Well if you have white hair it will remain white hair. But if you have Black hair it will grow back black.

And,, surprisingly, my almost white hair is now much darker, but not back to the color I grew up with (which had more brown - this is closer to black) - what I'm seeing is individual hairs are coming in darker. At the rate this is going, in 10 years I might be back to my original color, LOL.

wow - wouldn't that be great - I have been spraying my head also and I have noticed that I am getting a different shade, good, but not back to what I had when young - it was really dark, almost black.. My gray doesn't seem to be as prominent.
Lovin it and its making my head feel so much better - the terrible itching I used to have is almost totally gone.

G

Im just going to throw this in here:

Hi Lucas,

You posted a few months back about using MMS for hair loss. Has MMS helped you with hair growth?

I read your post and many other posts on this forum and elsewhere and decided to use MMS for hair loss. I sprayed activated MMS each hour for 10 hours a day. I did this for couple of days and my hair turned blond. Shampooing did not make the colour go away. Ultimately shaved my head. I have detailed my experience in the below post: g2cforum.org/index.php/list/general-discussion/29096-my-experience-with-mms-for-hair-los

I would like to hear your experience as well.

How many drops of MMS (activated or not activated) are you using per how much water?

Can a bottle be made up for long term use after showers and whatnot?

My partner has pretty bad dandruff on his head and beard, and I'm thinking this may be more effective than just protocol 1000 alone. Btw, when y'all say MMS1 does that mean protocol 1000?

Lastly, I heard that MMS can actually turn ones hair back to not grey. I stated getting greys when I was 17 during a huffing period. The front hapf my lf of my head al almost white now. Has anyone seen a true turnaround in their color?

MMS1 is activated MMS which can be used with various protocols including Protocol 1000.

If you don't have Jim Humble's latest book , it has lots of great info that would help you.

Squigglebot wrote: My partner has pretty bad dandruff on his head and beard,

Try the following:
Get a squeezable bottle like mustard/ketchup bottle or empty shampoo bottle.
The formula is 3/4 ACV +1/4 distilled water (non chlorinated water) + 1/2 teaspoon (or more) baking soda + 1/4 teaspoon borax.
How to make it: fill 1/3rd bottle with ACV, add the baking soda a bit at a time, wait for the foam to subside add more,... add the borax, mix thoroughly, fill to 3/4 bottle with ACV, mix again, top it with distilled water, mix.
Use it after each shower as hair conditioner. Some say rinse after 10mnts. I don't bother.
Another suggestion: stop using shampoo & conditioner. I use olive oil soap, castille soap (or any oil soap) instead of the chemical smorgasbord they call shampoo/conditioner, it's good for your carpet not for your hair.
My hair used to be like a salt shaker full of dandruff with itchy scalp. Although the problem has been solved long ago, I still use it, my wife too, and will always do, it makes your hair silky,