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Does anyone have suggestions for effectively removing mineral deposits (from well water) from hair?
My hair used to be blonde, but now is a dull brown color due to iron deposits. Tried using vinegar, but that didn't really help. Have also tried one commercial chelating shampoo, but that didn't do the trick either.
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- 2 decades agoFavorite Answer
it wont smell very nice but, a mixture of lemon juice and white vinegar will do the trick, rinse well with warm water and make sure you don't have any scratches or cuts on your scalp! Also I checked with pro and they said it could be from a certain medication you might be taking. If this is so you will so you will need speak with your doctor.
- bigsis1197Lv 42 decades ago
Ask at the nearest beauty salon--they have probably run into this before.
Once you get your hair treated and looking more blonde again, buy bottled water to wash your hair or go to a salon and have it done--provided of course that the salon is not using well water, too!!!
Good luck!!
- 2 decades ago
Yes. I can't remember the name of the product. Go to a professional hair salon and ask them. There is a product that is applied and left on for a few min. and restores your hair to its natural color. Call your nearest hair salon and ask for this service. It's not expensive. It's like a shampoo and they will sell it to you. Hair Dresser, Syd.
