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I am three days from missing my period, but I took a first response test. There were two lines after three min, One was a lot lighter then the control line. But there are for sure two. Could it be a false positive? I have a two year old daughter, and do not feel pregnant at all. No symptoms besides tiredness and frequent bathroom visits.

nope im pretty sure that when you get two lines your prego. you are more likely to get a false neg. than a false pos. i would go to the dr. to find out forsure
Hope that helps!

2008-09-05 15:35:59 by Tara S

"Whole Lot Lighter" live performance at Breakfast Television.

i been on quasense birthcontrol pill ( the birthcontrol that you have period once every three months) for two year. This month when i start take the inactive pill the first day, my husband and i have unprotective sex, he come all inside me ( sept 23). On sept 26, my period start but it is very lighter compare to before. i have 4 day period and all four day, the bleeding is not enought to soaking a pad per day. before when i have period (while i'm on the pill), i have seven days period and i have to change pad every two hours. It's it normal? does the birthcontrol make your period a lot lighter than normal? it's happen to me once six month ago ( lighter period/ seven days)and i go to doctor and he said it normal because i been missing pills on that time. (three months ago when i have period, my period is normal) However, this time it happen again, but i'm not missing any pill this month. Can anybody let me know if this is normal? thank you so much!

2007-10-01 13:59:40 by bachtuyetlai

I started taking birth control and now my periods are a lot lighter they are almost nonexistant. It seems like the only time i bleed is when i have a tampon in is that normal??? HELP??? Could i be pregnant or is this normal i mean im only 16 i cant be pregnant Im really scared.

2008-03-19 06:02:09 by Marrianne L

was on my period for 2 days usually about 5, was no where near as heavy as normal and used half the pads I usually do. Periods are usually really regular and very heavy, I'm 26 any idea what this could mean?

2008-12-06 12:13:09 by claredarren116

please do not put lemon juice it makes my hair tangled

there's a spay in lightener, you can buy it at wal-mart even.
works good but has lemon juice in it....

2008-04-23 17:31:31 by Rachel P

I'd like to go lighter so that I can have a really vivid hair colour, how do I do this? what do I use to lighten my dyed hair? (I have roots too, so I don't want my roots lighter than the rest of my hair!

I can guarantee you it won't be a 1 time process... Not even professionally can you go from black colored hair to blonde in one process without Spotting or practically destroying the hair...

It will take about 3-4 processes for you to do that, gradually lightening the hair. And you need to take care of your hair in the process.

Lighten your hair the first time to a medium brown by bleaching the middle and ends first, and applying the bleach to the root area the last 10 minutes of processing time... Then you tone it (to remove brassy red/orange tones with a blue/green base semi-permanent color)...
Leave it alone for 2-3 weeks conditioning it very thoroughly...

Repeat the first process again (Bleach it and tone it) and bring it to a dark blonde color. This time use a violet base toner.
Once again continue conditioning for 2-3 more weeks.

Last process (Hopefully)
Bleach it one last time and tone it one last time. That should get you to the level of blonde you want...

Of course, these are my personal and professional recommendations. If you want it lighter in a shorter time span, go for it... But I cant guarantee you that your hair will look healthy, soft and manageable...

Just keep conditioning your hair to add back the moisture stripped in the process and after a week or so your hair will have it's strength and elasticity back to normal.

Many people are completely against bleach. So many bad things said about it. Bleach is actually not bad as long as you don't abuse your hair with it (Bleaching your hair continuosly) and it's the process that comes after the bleach that counts.
Since your hair's natural moisture will be stripped along with the color, you have to condition it thoroughly and constantly to add that strength back.
So like I said, it's not the bleach that will ruin your hair, it's the way you use it and the way you treat your hair after...

Hope this helps.

2008-11-05 11:35:52 by Elle.