Hair Dyes and Cancer Risk - Types, Chemicals, Side Effects, Precautionary Methods
There is no definite evidence that the currently used hair dyes are associated with cancer risk.
There is no definite evidence that the currently used hair dyes are associated with cancer risk.
‘Try to avoid exposing your hair to direct sunlight as much as possible as it may fade your hair color. You can cover it up with a cool scarf or a cap. ’
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Choose hair care products made especially for color treated hair eg. color safe shampoo and conditioner, use serum or live-in conditioner with SPF and UV protection specially for colored hair. Also use a wide-tooth comb to avoid breakage.
If you have color-treated hair or chemically processed damaged hair, a sulphate free shampoo is a lot gentler. Curly, frizzy hair retains a lot more moisture with a sulphate free shampoo. Other shampoos that have sulphates can strip the hair and scalp of its natural oils and make it dry.
New Hair Coloring Dye Derived From Blackcurrant Dye is Safe to Use
Blackcurrant dye could be the new non-toxic alternative for other hair coloring dyes, finds a new study.
Blackcurrant dye could be the new non-toxic alternative for other hair coloring dyes, finds a new study.
Eat iron and calcium rich foods. Ensure you are eating enough protein.
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Beware! Hair Styling May Lead to Baldness
Scalp-pulling hairstyles increase the risk of traction alopecia, gradual hair loss caused by damage to the hair follicle from repeated tension on the hair root.
Scalp-pulling hairstyles increase the risk of traction alopecia, gradual hair loss caused by damage to the hair follicle from repeated tension on the hair root.
