Hair Dye and Smoking Raises Liver Disease Risk
Results of a study involving around 5000 people suggests that both hair dye and smoking increases the risk of progressive liver disease.
Results of a study involving around 5000 people suggests that both hair dye and smoking increases the risk of progressive liver disease.
Scientists also are developing substances that stimulate the genes to produce the melanin pigment that colours hair.
Other new technologies may stop graying of the hair or prevent its formation altogether, the scientists say.
Neck Swells And Face Bloats As Allergic Reaction To Hair Dye
A 38-year-old British woman underwent some traumatic times consequent on using a hair dye. She has since recovered after a course of steroids and antihistamines.
A 38-year-old British woman underwent some traumatic times consequent on using a hair dye. She has since recovered after a course of steroids and antihistamines.
Source-ANI
Simple Tips for Healthy Hair
Dermatologist Zoe D. Draelos, MD, FAAD has offered tips on how one should take care of their hair.
Dermatologist Zoe D. Draelos, MD, FAAD has offered tips on how one should take care of their hair.
Chemical In Henna Useful In New Fingerprinting Techniques
Henna, used to draw attractive designs on palms and in hair dyes, may become the latest tool in the fight against crime.
Henna, used to draw attractive designs on palms and in hair dyes, may become the latest tool in the fight against crime.
