How to dye hair without hurting your body?

In real life, hair dyeing is a very familiar thing for many people, and hair dyeing has become quite trendy. In life, many people who love beauty can make their image better by dyeing their hair. However, many hair dyes are rich in ingredients that are harmful to the body. Long-term hair dyeing may cause cancer and other phenomena. There are also many ways to dye your hair without harming your body. You can use some plant hair dyes and understand the ingredients in the hair dyes.

How to reduce the impact of hair dye on the body ?

Coloring your hair is overwhelming for many people.

Although hair dyeing may have various effects on the body, there is always a saying "every policy has its own countermeasure". Ding Dang has prepared a few suggestions before and after dyeing your hair, I hope it will be helpful to everyone:

1. When choosing or purchasing hair dye, you must carefully understand the ingredients of the hair dye. If you are allergic to PPDA, do not use hair dye containing PPDA;

2. Try to choose products that have been used before;

3. One or two days before dyeing your hair, you can apply some hair dye on your skin to see if it will cause allergies;

4. Do not try to dye your eyebrows or eyelashes, which may cause permanent damage to your eyes or even blindness;

5. If you have a wound on your scalp, do not dye your hair;

6. After dyeing your hair, wash it several times to avoid leaving any dye on your hair;

7. Dye your hair as little as possible, no more than 2 to 3 times a year.

8. If you have allergic diseases or are pregnant or breastfeeding, try not to dye your hair. It is also best for children not to dye their hair.

What problems may occur after dyeing your hair?

1. Allergic reaction

Hair dyes contain some substances that may have an impact on your health. After dyeing your hair, you must pay attention to whether you feel any discomfort.

For example, milder conditions such as scalp redness, itching, and scaling, and more serious allergic reactions such as scalp and face edema and blisters usually occur within a few hours to a few days after dyeing your hair. In rare cases, there may be systemic reactions, which may be caused by the hair dye flowing into the whole body with the water when washing your hair or taking a bath.

If the condition is serious or lasts for more than two days, remember to go to the hospital's dermatology department to see a doctor in time.

2. Damaged hair

Repeated use of hair dye can also cause your hair to become increasingly thin and fragile, making it more susceptible to damage later on. Therefore, hair that frequently uses hair dye is likely to become dull and lifeless, and may even lead to pathological hair loss.

3. Whether it causes cancer is still undetermined

Whether hair dyeing can cause cancer has always been a concern for everyone.

The correlation between hair dye and cancer has indeed been confirmed in some literature, especially the correlation with blood tumors. Clear carcinogens have also been found in some commercially available hair dyes. But overall, the research results are not yet definitive and lack confirmation from large-scale studies.