Can I dye my hair after the confinement period?

Women have special bodies during pregnancy and breastfeeding. In order to consider the health of the baby, most women will use maternal and child products, especially for their diet and skin care. If they are preparing to get pregnant, they will no longer take care of their hair, because the substances in hair dyes and perms are chemical reagents. So, can you dye your hair after the confinement period?

What are the effects of dyeing hair during confinement on the fetus?

In addition to the carcinogenic chemical paraphenylenediamine, hair dye also contains lead, which can be passed through the placenta to the fetus in the womb, damaging the fetus's brain tissue and affecting its physical and intellectual development, which may cause the fetus to suffer from maternal lead poisoning, leading to low birth weight, fetal developmental delay, mental retardation and other hazards. So, dear expectant mothers, no matter how much you love beauty, please be patient for the sake of the baby in your belly and do not use hair dye rashly.

Dangers of hair dye:

1. Most hair dyes contain allergens - p-phenylenediamine. Some people will have allergic reactions to this chemical ingredient. After using hair dyes, they will have allergic reactions such as eyelid swelling and skin redness, and even small rashes that are extremely itchy.

2. Hair dyes will affect the moisture imbalance in the hair and denature a large amount of protein, causing the hair to become brittle and lose its natural softness, toughness and luster. Most hair dyes are synthesized from chemical substances, which can damage the hair, scalp and hair follicles, reduce the oil secretion of the hair, and make the black and moisturized hair turn yellow and brittle, lose its luster, and fall off easily.

3. The stimulation of hair dye will cause inflammatory reaction of scalp and hair follicles, which will cause atrophy of hair follicles over time, and hair will become thinner and fall off;

4. The toxic chemicals in hair dye need to be metabolized by the liver and kidneys after entering the human body. Long-term and repeated inhalation will inevitably cause damage to liver and kidney function.