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I always dyed my first grey hairs with plant dye. My hairdresser always gave me the mixture to take home so that I could dye my hair myself from time to time. Apparently she mixed something up, at some point my hair turned really red, or at least everything that was otherwise grey or white.

That was a total disaster for me. I tried everything: bleaching it, dyeing it again, dyeing it differently... it just stayed red. I stood in front of the mirror for weeks and could have cried. I experienced this sight as a "visual attack conflict" affecting the old meibomian glands on the eyelid. In the conflict-active phase there is an increase in function and cell proliferation that went unnoticed.

I then went to another natural hairdresser who dyed it a very dark color and toned down the bright red, which was the solution to the conflict for me. I cried with happiness. The next morning I had several styes on my left eye, and the whole upper and lower eyelid was inflamed.

Unfortunately the color didn't last and the red came back every time I washed it. This constant standing in front of the mirror started again and I was really annoyed. So the conflict recurred again!

Then my hairdresser, who is also my friend, came up with the idea of ​​adding a few blonde strands to break up the red a bit. That was perfect and I could breathe a sigh of relief. I felt really good again and looked great too. The very next day I had a stye on my right lower eyelid, not quite as bad as the first time.

That was the moment when all doubts about the New Medicine, which had existed up until then, vanished into thin air. It couldn't be clearer.

Report translated by: Monique Hetfeld