Can I dye my hair while preparing for pregnancy?

Everyone loves beauty. Everyone wants to be beautiful, and dyeing hair is a very popular way to become beautiful. Preparing for pregnancy refers to the process in which a woman is preparing to become pregnant. During this process, women should actively regulate their bodies and strive to make their bodies the most perfect in order to give birth to a healthy baby. So can you dye your hair when preparing for pregnancy? Let’s introduce it in detail below.

It is generally not recommended to perm your hair during pregnancy preparation. Perming agents are chemicals that will affect the normal growth and development of the fetus in pregnant women, and a small number of women may even have allergic reactions to them. According to research, after a woman becomes pregnant, her hair is not only very fragile, but also very easy to fall out. If you use chemical perm lotion to perm your hair, it will aggravate hair loss. Therefore, don’t perm your hair after you become pregnant.

However, you don't need to be too nervous if you had your hair permed before pregnancy. Because the human body's excretion function has the ability to eliminate chemicals, the chemicals contained in hair dyes and perms are generally excreted from the body quickly. Of course, it is best to choose relatively safe hair dyeing and perm products. Pregnant mothers can eat more foods with high fiber content during pregnancy, such as melons, sweet potatoes, corn, oatmeal, vegetables, etc. These foods help to excrete toxins from the body.

How long does it take to get pregnant after perming? Generally, you can get pregnant 3-6 months after perming. There are harmful effects on hair dyeing and perming, mainly due to the chemicals. These chemicals not only cause allergies, but also damage the body's immunity. If a woman who is planning to become pregnant has a weakened immune system, the functions of her organs and tissues will also weaken, especially the reproductive system, which will greatly affect fertilization or implantation of the fertilized egg, greatly reducing the chance of conception.