Is it okay to perm the ends of my hair during breastfeeding?

I believe that everyone loves beauty, and women are especially fond of beauty. Many pregnant women also hope that they can dress up beautifully while they are pregnant. Perming is a very common way to add charm, but the perming agent needed for perming can harm babies and pregnant women. Some people will take a different approach and want to perm only the ends of the hair. So is it okay to perm the ends of the hair during breastfeeding?

You cannot perm your hair during breastfeeding.

Disadvantages of perming hair ends

1. Cause hair loss

Perm agents contain a lot of chemical substances, which will affect the mother's head health. Many mothers suffer from hair loss after childbirth, and if they perm their hair during breastfeeding, it is likely to aggravate the extent and scope of hair loss. Moreover, breastfeeding mothers have weaker resistance. If the quality of the perm solvent used is problematic, it can easily cause physical damage. The most important thing is that if you always worry about whether it will affect breastfeeding after perming your hair, it will be very counterproductive.

2. Impact on the mother

Perming agents have a great impact on the body. Because the various chemical components of perm may be absorbed through the scalp and enter the body after the heat steaming process.

3. Impact on the baby's body

The perm agent will be absorbed into the body and secreted into the baby's body through breast milk. Second, after perming, the hair will have a very unpleasant chemical smell. When the mother holds the baby, the baby will smell this pungent smell, which is also not good for the baby's growth. During breastfeeding, the mother and baby will have close contact, especially when breastfeeding, if the mother's hair accidentally touches the baby's face or is sucked by the baby, this can easily cause infection to the baby.

All in all, perming the ends of your hair during breastfeeding does have an impact. So as a responsible mother, you should put your children first. For the health of themselves and their children, mothers must maintain personal hygiene, eat a balanced and nutritious diet, and keep a smile on their faces every day during breastfeeding!