I heard that lemon makes your hair lighter and go in the sun but does lime work the same way? My hair is black right now and I want it to be lighter like maby a brown or a light brown without dying my hair or anything. I heard it kills brain cells and im still young so I kinda want it not to do any damage to my brain but I don't mind damaging my hair,just a little!
Aloe, internally and also on the affected spot. I know of some great all natural aloe products. I'm using them to loose weight (I've already lost 5 lbs.) let me know if you want more info, just email.
Wash his leg in milk rinse well with water then put on Vitamin E salve and wrap do this daily for a week and it will heal and probably won't leave a scar. Next tine he works in cement be sure that he wears rubber boots to protect his feet and legs. PS my husband worked in concrete for many years
It is not an allergy. Lime in cement will eat anybody's skin. Maybe he will have common sense enough to wear gloves or use a trowel instead of his hands the next time.
Lime from cement is extremely alkaline in nature, thus it eats away at the skin. There are also cement allergies and dermatitis which cause problems. I am not sure about the remedy, ask a doctor.
I'm hoping he has already cleaned the site. Washing it out should stop the reaction of lime's alkaline burn. Once it has you need to simply let it heal. A doctor may want to prescribe medication to prevent infection of the wound but ideally lots of air and sunlight are actually best for a chemical burn. Covering with gauze or creams will lock in moisture which blisters and possibly encourage bacteria. Mother was a nurse for chemical or deep heat burns they always want fresh oxygen and clean. No bandage unless it short term to keep the area clean during activity. Rule of thumb if it is more then 2 inches wide consistently and if at all deep into the dermis layer you honestly should consult a doctor because deep tissue scarring and infection are extremly dangerous.
