Can I dye my hair during my period?

Sometimes we dye our hair mainly to look better, especially female friends who like to dye their hair into their favorite colors to make themselves full of vitality. Of course, sometimes hair dyeing is also to cover up gray hair caused by illness or other factors. But we all know that hair dye is harmful to the body. So, can women dye their hair during menstruation?

During menstruation, the body's estrogen level decreases, and various aspects of the body will react. The shedding of the uterine lining will cause the uterus to contract, causing abdominal pain in women, or radiating to the waist or even the whole body, and discomfort in other parts of the body. Therefore, during menstruation, special attention should be paid to diet and lifestyle behavior. Improper behavior will aggravate the symptoms of physical discomfort and make it even more unbearable for you.

Hair dyeing is a fashion, especially loved by young girls, and it also shows a different personality. Walking on the street with different colors will attract everyone's attention and bring you a very enjoyable feeling. Of course, girls should not only focus on being beautiful and liking it. Hair dyeing requires multiple procedures. You must first use a bleaching dye to destroy the molecular structure of the hair to remove the original black color, and then dye it with a new color. In the process of hair dyeing, some harmful chemicals contained in it, including sulfur dioxide and hydrogen peroxide, can easily be transmitted to the human body through the scalp microvessels, causing damage to the head, neck, face and skin, not to mention during women's menstrual period. The skin during the menstrual period is very sensitive and more susceptible to the effects of bleaching agents, causing greater damage to the body's skin. It is recommended that women during their menstrual period pay attention to health care during their menstrual period while being fashionable. Only by learning how to care for the menstrual period can the beauty of women be more lasting and more charming.

In order to prevent the toxicity of hair dye, women should pay more attention to the following points. The time between each hair dyeing should be extended as much as possible, with an interval of more than 3 months. Hair should be rinsed thoroughly after dyeing. Hair dyeing should avoid any contact with skin. The damage to the hair is minimal. Before dyeing, you can apply lotion on the skin behind the ears and the back of the neck to prevent contamination by hair dye. During menstruation, women's endocrine system will change, so try not to dye your hair during menstruation to prevent problems caused by hair dyeing.

Everyone knows that you can’t dye your hair during your menstrual period. In addition, you can’t take a bath in a tub, and should avoid swimming and other water sports to avoid bacterial infection. Pay more attention to the taboos in life and spend a safe and comfortable menstrual period.