The hidden hair crisis behind hair dyeing

Since entering the 21st century, fashion, individuality and avant-garde have almost become synonymous with the entire society, and the most direct manifestation is reflected in clothing and hairstyle. Walking on the street, you can see those bright and beautiful young figures everywhere. Those colorful and fashionable hairstyles further demonstrate their personality and style as young people of the new era. According to a CCTV International online survey, among the more than 2,600 people surveyed, more than 90% have dyed their hair, and about half of the respondents started dyeing their hair before the age of 30. However, what everyone does not know is that behind this graceful appearance, a huge crisis is quietly approaching them step by step.

According to the survey, almost all medical experts clearly believe that hair dyes are harmful to the human body.

The main ingredient of hair dye is the chemical substance p-phenylenediamine, which is also an internationally recognized carcinogen. When people dye their hair, once the hair dye comes into contact with the skin, benzene-like organic substances will enter the capillaries through the scalp, and then reach the bone marrow with the blood circulation. They will act on the hematopoietic stem cells repeatedly for a long time, causing the malignant transformation of hematopoietic stem cells, leading to the occurrence of skin allergies, leukemia and many other diseases. In addition, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide and some heavy metal substances are also extremely harmful to the human body.

I would like to advise you not to dye your hair as much as possible to avoid causing harm to your body.

Of course, we cannot deny that in modern society, sometimes even some professions inevitably require hair dyeing. For this situation, Sino-German hair transplant experts gave the following 4 suggestions:

1. Do not dye your hair for too long or too frequently. It is best to leave at least 3 months between two dyeing sessions.

2. Do not dye your hair if you have dermatitis, scratches or other problems on your scalp; patients with hypertension, coronary heart disease, and women who are pregnant or having childbirth should not dye their hair.

3. When dyeing your hair by yourself, you need to wear gloves and other protective equipment to prevent the hair dye from contaminating your skin and eyes (if contaminated, wash it off immediately with clean water). After dyeing, wash your hair and scalp in time, and avoid scratching your hair with your nails, which may cause toxic reactions to your scalp.

4. Do not dye, perm, straighten or bleach your hair at the same time to avoid causing more serious damage to your hair.