Types Of Hair Dyes
Permanent Hair Dyes – They penetrate the hair shaft and reach the cortex. They must be refreshed at least once every twelve weeks. Ammonia is commonly used in permanent dyes to penetrate the hair shaft and raise the pH level.
Semi-Permanent Hair Dyes – They coat the cuticle of the hair shaft while only partially entering the cortex.
Temporary Hair Dyes – They need to be reapplied every few weeks because they don’t enter the hair cortex.
Bleach is used to lighten hair and transform dark hair colors like black and brown into lighter tones like red or blonde.
Ammonia-Free Hair Dyes – Demi-permanent hair dyes are another name for them. They include hydrogen peroxide, para-dyes, and resorcinol instead of ammonia. These treat hair more gently.
Side Effects Of Hair Dyeing:
1. Makes it impossible to open your Third eye or Spiritual eyeÂ
Stop colouring your hair bright colors if you are spiritual. It entirely makes opening your spiritual sight difficult or impossible. Your pineal gland’s ability to awaken your third eye was blocked by the chemicals.
2. Over Processing
Permanent hair dyes frequently contain ammonia (or compounds that are similar to it) and peroxide. The ammonia penetrates the hair shaft, while the peroxide neutralizes (or bleaches out) the natural pigment in your hair, removing color. This process of relaxing the cuticles of your hair in order to reach the cortex and bleach out its natural pigment is essentially hair damage.
Excessive usage of these chemicals will cause your hair to lose luster, break easily, and, in extreme circumstances, wash away with water. While hair care products can help revive processed hair to some extent, the only way to remove the damage caused by over-processing is to cut your hair off.
3. Allergic Reactions
As a result of paraphenylenediamine, a common allergen found in permanent hair colors, allergic responses to hair dyes are fairly uncommon.
PPD and other compounds included in dyes are more likely to induce responses in those who suffer contact dermatitis. Additionally, hair dyes should not be used to color the hair of individuals who suffer from skin problems like eczema and psoriasis.
4. Effects On Fertility
Hair dyes may affect both men’s and women’s fertility or pregnancy, despite the fact that some studies claim that there is little to no systemic absorption of hair products. However, since they indicate a potential risk of exposure to hair dyes for extended periods of time, it is preferable to avoid hair dyes if you are trying to get pregnant or already have children.
5. Conjunctivitis
If you don’t take the utmost care when dying your hair, the chemicals may come into contact with your face’s delicate areas. Pink eye or conjunctivitis may develop in some circumstances when the chemicals in hair dyes come into contact with your eyes. In other situations, it results in inflammation and excruciating agony. If you do that too much, you could become half blind.
6. Asthma
A strong allergic reaction to hair colors might cause symptoms such as asthma. The chemicals in hair colors can cause asthma episodes, wheezing, lung inflammation, throat irritation, and coughing if they are inhaled repeatedly.
7. Cancer
When permanent hair dyes were originally released, they contained harmful substances (cancer-causing.) The question of whether hair dyes might cause cancer has not been resolved, despite the fact that the formulae were changed to replace these substances. In contrast, additional scientific investigations are required to prove a direct connection between the usage of permanent hair dye and cancer.
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