Jerry G Method (Can It Help You Pass a Hair Drug Test?)
A hair follicle drug test is the one people worry about the most, especially if they have been using weed recently. If you have a drug test coming up, not all is lost, as certain methods can help you beat this test.
One of the solutions is the Jerry G method. I’ve tried it myself, and today I’ll discuss everything you should know about it before taking a hair drug test.
Let’s start.
Summary of the Key Findings
- Hair tests can detect drug use for up to 90 days.
- The Jerry G method can get rid of the toxins in your hair.
- In order to pass a drug test, you’ll have to follow a set of instructions carefully.
What You Should Know About Hair Drug Tests
A hair drug test will detect if you’ve been using weed up to 90 days before the test day.
Hair follicle drug tests are considered more reliable than urine and saliva tests because they can detect drug use for a longer period.
These tests are non-invasive and generally more difficult to cheat on.
Every time you use drugs, it’s absorbed into your bloodstream, through which it moves to different body parts.
Because hair follicles have blood vessels, drug metabolites are also carried to your hair.
Performing a hair follicle drug test requires about 100 milligrams of the hair sample from the root.
The hair strand is taken to a lab, where an ELISA test is done. If the test comes back positive, you’ll have to be re-tested using a chromatography-mass spectrophotometry test to rule out false positives [1].
A hair follicle test can detect a specific drug, and it’s usually used for substances such as:
- Marijuana
- Cocaine
- PCP
- Ecstasy
- Heroin
- Morphine
What is the Jerry G Method?
The Jerry G method is considered invasive as it exposes the hair to chemicals that change the hair texture. It works by damaging the hair and helping to remove the drug metabolites.
It’s not recommended for people who have sensitive skin or have had a reaction to a detox shampoo in the past.
Hair strands are made up of the outer cuticle, inner cortex, and core medulla.
This method breaks down cuticles and exposes the cortex to flush out drug residue.
If you want this method to work, it’s recommended to stop using weed at least ten days before your hair follicle test.
What is Needed for the Jerry G Method?
These are the ingredients this method requires:
- Hair dye that contains ammonia and matches your natural hair color
- Toxin wash shampoo
- Peroxide Bleach
- Baking soda paste
- A set of new combs, towels, and hair accessories, as the old ones might recontaminate your scalp.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Here’s how to perform the Jerry G Method:
Stop using weed as soon as you find out you’ll have to do a drug screen.- On the first day, bleach your hair and use a hair dye that contains ammonia. Ammonia can irritate the skin, but this will break open the hair cuticle and flush out the toxins [2].
- Use a toxin rid shampoo, such as Ultra Clean shampoo, and wash your hair thoroughly. Don’t use a hairdryer afterward.
- After ten days, repeat the entire process – bleach your hair, use a hair dye, and the Ultra Clean shampoo, or any other detox shampoo you prefer.
- A few hours before the hair test, apply baking soda to the hair, leave it for about 15 minutes, and then rinse. This neutralizes acids in the hair and helps detox it.
- Wash hair with a toxin wash shampoo to get rid of the thick paste.
That’s it. If you follow these steps, you can pass the hair follicle test.
“The day after you stop using marijuana, dye your hair with a hair dye that contains ammonia because it’s going to flush all THC out of your hair. There’s no workaround for this. The dye must contain ammonia. Then wash your hair.” Michael Boron, YouTube Channel
If you have very thick or long hair, drug traces may still be detectable in your hair. In this case, you should cut your hair shorter or repeat the process three times instead of two. However, you will also need additional ten days.
Jerry G Method Pros
These are the pros of this method:
- Needs fewer ingredients compared to the popular Macujo method
- Fast and effective solution to pass a hair test
- It’s less complicated than the Macujo method
- It can be very affordable
- Ingredients are easy to find
Jerry G Method Cons
The cons of this method include:
- Peroxide bleach can damage your hair
- It can be costly if you opt for an expensive detox shampoo
FAQ
What’s More Effective: Jerry G or Macujo Method?
The Jerry G and the Macujo method are both effective. The difference between them is that the Macujo method is a bit more complicated and needs more ingredients.
Will I Pass a Hair Follicle Test if I Shave My hair?
No, you won’t pass a hair follicle test if you shave your hair. You’d have to shave all the body hair because the collector can use any hair sample for the test. However, if you show up without any hair, you’ll be highly suspicious.
Are There Risks Involved When Doing Jerry G?
Yes, there are risks involved when doing Jerry G. You may have an allergic reaction, and your hair will be damaged. Many users need to cut their hair after this method.
Which Method Takes Less Time: Macujo or Jerry G?
The Jerry G method takes less time. You have to wait 15 minutes after applying the baking soda to neutralize drug toxins. With the Macujo method, you have to wait half an hour after adding vinegar.
Should You Try the Jerry G Method?
The Jerry G method is an effective solution to get rid of drug residues from the hair, and it has a high success rate.
It works by breaking down the cuticles and flushing out the drug residue from the hair shaft.
If you opt for this method, use quality hair dyes to prevent permanent damage to your hair, but make sure they contain ammonia.
Follow all the instructions listed above if you want to increase the chances of passing your hair drug test.
References:
- https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7920539/
- https://skinkraft.com/blogs/articles/ammonia-free-hair-dye
