What are the dangers of hair dyeing during breastfeeding?

Ten months of pregnancy is a very difficult process, during which expectant mothers have to go through a series of pains and sufferings. After giving birth, mother and child are safe, which is the happy ending that every family wants to see. After giving birth to the baby successfully, expectant mothers have to enter the breastfeeding period. But we all know that there are many taboos during the breastfeeding period. For example, you cannot dye your hair during breastfeeding, which is harmful to the body.

1. Harmful substances penetrate into breast milk

Various chemical substances invade hair perms and there are various chemical substances. Many substances will enter the body tissues through the body and then penetrate into the breast milk, which can cause chemical invasion to the fetus and bring adverse effects to the fetus.

2. Aggravate the degree of hair loss

Hair loss worsens during breastfeeding. Breastfeeding is also a period of severe hair loss for mothers. Many mothers are very painful about this, and many mothers often fall into depression because of this. However, hair loss is an inevitable phenomenon during breastfeeding, so there is no need to worry too much. However, the most likely impact of perming your hair during breastfeeding is that it will destroy the basic hair tissue on the basis of hair loss, which may increase and accelerate the extent and scope of hair loss.

3. May cause cancer

Health concerns caused by bad hair dyes If bad hair dyes are used for perming during breastfeeding, the chemical ingredients contained in them will enter the skin of mother and baby. Poor quality hair dyes can have serious consequences, such as skin cancer and breast cancer. It is extremely undesirable to cause fetal malformation. It is also very important to choose hair dye.

Through the above detailed introduction and understanding, we know that dyeing hair during breastfeeding will cause great harm to the body of expectant mothers. This harm will not only happen to expectant mothers, but also to babies. Therefore, no matter how much expectant mothers love beauty, they are advised to wait until the breastfeeding period before getting their hair done.