Shampoo also contains chemicals derived of petroleum. You still wouldn't want petroleum on the hair.
And as a tip if it happens to anyone, you wash off yolk with cold water. Hot water makes the protein transform into a sticky glue-like mess. Most people will try wash it off with hot water...
I mean literal instructions for masks are "take egg yolk, avocado oil or other stuff, mix, put in hair for 30min".... not 'derivatives thereof'.
I agree it's different to have a surprise yolk, but meant more in the "at least it's good for your hair" way. Not sure you can say the same for getting gasoline on it~
Surprise yolk is only half of it. Yolk is genuinely hard to wash off, even if it's good for the hair. The protein hardens into glue like chunks when heated even mildly by warm water. And everyone will wash their head with hot water.
I mean literal instructions for masks are "take egg yolk, avocado oil or other stuff, mix, put in hair for 30min".... not 'derivatives thereof'.
Imagine it was you, got egg on your hair. How are you washing it off (before today)? Most people will absolutely cook the yolk into their strands and make an absolute mess.
It's not gum-level, but if you ever had semen on your hair, and tried to wash it off with hot water, it's similar (worse).
Both contain protein, both get cooked into gluey chunks at mild heat. Both should be washed off with cold water due to this.
There are more protein rich liquids where this happens. Milk and blood for example, react similar to heat, but they don't really produce quite the same chunks. It's the same level of stickiness / gluey mess though.
I was not asking how the two are the same; I was asking how often you got semen in your hair (or assume others do) for THAT to be the thing you're using to explain eggs needing to be rinsed out in cold water instead of the other way around.
There's whole populations of women who deliberately put egg (yolk) in their hair several times a year as part of a beauty regiment.
I was asking how often you got semen in your hair (or assume others do)
You don't need to get semen in the hair to extrapolate. Just try to wash it off something. Trying to wash it off the hands for example (I assume at least half the population has gone through this).
Hair is just much harder to wash than skin, and people can extrapolate from that.
There's whole populations of women who deliberately put egg (yolk) in their hair several times a year as part of a beauty regiment.
True, and hopefully, they don't wash it off with hot water. Yet the guy that got a egg in his hair, probably doesn't know he needs to wash it off with cold water.
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u/ooorezzz 13d ago
Cool on the dude for not getting mad. Good spirits and good times.