Tomato juice can help cleanse your hair and balance its pH, which will help neutralize the chemical odor. You can use any tomato juice that you can find at your local grocery store, or you can manually squeeze the juice from the tomatoes at home. If you have blonde hair, be sure to buy canned diced tomatoes since the tomato juice may alter the color of your hair. While in the shower, use enough tomato juice to cover your hair. Massage it into your hair and scalp with your fingertips. Leave it in for 10-20 minutes, and then rinse with warm water. Follow-up by washing your hair with a clarifying shampoo and conditioner. Rinse your hair again and let it dry. Tomato juice can be applied to your hair twice a week, but be aware that it can lighten your hair over time. Tomatoes are also an excellent source of vitamin A, which will help make your hair stronger and healthier. Like tomato juice, baking soda can help neutralize and absorb any odors lingering in your locks. Using a baking soda mix on your hair once a week to balance your hair's pH and remove the chemical smell. Mix 3 parts baking soda with 1 part water; the amount of baking soda you use will depend on the length and thickness of your hair. Place the mixture on your wet hair and secure it beneath a shower cap. Leave the mixture on for 20-30 minutes before rinsing. The acidity of lemon juice can help lift the chemical smell from of your hair after a perm. Using a lemon juice rinse won't stain your hair, so it is a particularly helpful rinse if you have light or blonde hair. Use fresh lemons and squeeze about 3 cups of lemon juice, or enough to cover your hair. Apply the juice and massage it into your hair and scalp for 20 to 30 minutes. Rinse your hair with water. Wash with a clarifying shampoo and conditioner. You can repeat this process a for few days in a row if the smell is still present. Be sure not to overuse this rinse as it may cause a burning sensation on your scalp. Lemon juice can lighten your hair with continued use. Using apple cider vinegar on your hair can help cleanse balance your hair's pH, which can help neutralize the smell. The vinegar smell may not be appealing, but it will disappear once your hair dries. Combine 1 cup of water with 4 tablespoons (59.1ml) of apple cider vinegar. Pour the mixture over your hair after you have washed your hair with a clarifying shampoo and followed-up with a conditioner. Massage the mixture into your hair and scalp, and thoroughly rinse after 2 minutes. You can do an apple cider vinegar rinse as often as you wish, but it is recommended that you apply it once per week.
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One-sentence summary -- Rinse your hair with tomato juice. Make a baking soda mix. Soak your hair with lemon juice. Create an apple cider vinegar rinse.

Q: If you want to go out to eat with your family and a child has a food allergy, you should do some research in advance to find a restaurant that can accommodate your needs. Check out menus online to see if they offer an "allergen-free" section or list that they are able to make changes or substitutions in their meals or foods. Call restaurant in advance. Ask if they are willing to make changes to menu items or are able to accommodate specialty foods and preparation. When you arrive at the restaurant make sure to speak to the staff and alert them of your child's food allergy. Download and carry a "chef's card" or "allergy card." You can find these online and even in your allergist's office. They state your child's particular allergy, reaction, and importance of specialty foods and preparation needs. It can help restaurant staff and others understand the seriousness of your child's allergy. Stress the importance of cleaned and sanitized preparation surfaces, utensils, pots, pans and all utensils. Get your child involved. Your child should practice alerting staff about his food allergy and ask about the options that are available to him. If you're unsure if a restaurant is willing or able to make changes for your child, consider bring specialty items for your own use. You might want to consider bringing extra utensils that you know have been cleaned and sanitized appropriately. You may also want to bring wipes to help wipe down plates, cups, or other items on the table prior to sitting down to reduce risk of cross contamination. Like school, it's important to be prepared when going out to a restaurant even if it's somewhere that you've previously eaten. Always carry the child's medication in case she does come into contact with an allergen. Be aware of signs of possible symptoms. It can be easy to get distracted while eating out, so pay extra attention to any issues that may arise.
A: Review multiple restaurants and menus in advance. Ask to speak to the chef, manager, and wait staff. Bring along specialty items if needed. Always be prepared for an emergency.

Article: Lemon juice has natural bleaching properties. Plus, it contains vitamin C, which helps with depigmentation. While this likely won't work as well as stabilized over-the-counter formulas, it may help lighten dark areas. Rub freshly squeezed lemon juice onto your dark spots and leave the juice on for about 10 minutes before rinsing. Repeat this treatment 3 times a week. However, don't go out in the sun with the lemon juice on your skin, as that may have the opposite effect. This is a remedy many swear by, and it may work by encouraging skin growth, which means newer, lighter skin on the surface. Apply it with a cotton ball to the dark spots, and then thoroughly wash it off after 5-10 minutes. You can use this treatment 2-3 times a week. Horseradish is naturally high in vitamin C, which may help lighten your skin. Mix it in equal parts with apple cider vinegar and dab it on your dark spots. Leave it for 5-10 minutes before rinsing it off. Try this 2-3 times a week. Papaya contains alpha hydroxy acids, which is what's used in some acne cleansers to exfoliate. Therefore, it may help with dark spots. Simply cut up a papaya, removing the skins and seeds. Put the chunks in a blender and add enough water so that it blends smoothly. Then mix in 1 tablespoon (15mL) each of honey and lemon juice. Cover your dark spots with this mixture, and leave it on for 30 minutes. You can use green or ripe papaya. Wash it off thoroughly when you're done and apply a moisturizer. You can try this treatment 2-3 times a week. The mask will stay good in the refrigerator for a couple of days. You can buy onion juice in a bottle online or you can simply blend up an onion and squeeze out the juice with a strainer or cheesecloth. Then, dab it on your dark areas, leaving it for 10 minutes before washing it off. Try this treatment 2-3 times a week. These brushes clean deep and get the top layer of dead skin off, which can help with dark spots. In addition, it makes your skin nice and clean for any remedy you apply for the dark spots. Use the brush 3 times a week with a facial cleanser, rubbing it over the area for 2-3 minutes until it's thoroughly clean. You can find these brushes online or at most beauty and big box stores. Make sure to clean the brush head after each use by rinsing it in hot, soapy water.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Apply lemon juice to the area for its natural bleaching properties. Use apple cider vinegar for 5-10 minutes to encourage skin growth. Try a bit of horseradish for a natural vitamin C lightener. Mix papaya with lemon juice and honey for a depigmentation mask. Apply onion juice to allow the acid to exfoliate the skin. Use a power cleansing brush to exfoliate your skin without chemicals.

Article: As with foundation, something sparkly or shimmery won't look great on camera. Stick to solid shades. Matte eye shadow works best here.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Avoid sparkly or shimmery eye shadows.