When hair dyes were first introduced, the primary component that was utilized in coal-tar dyes was responsible for some individuals developing allergic reactions. The vast majority of hair dyes on the market today are derived from petroleum. However, the Food and Drug Administration continues to classify them as being coal-tar dyes. This is due to the fact that they contain some of the same compounds that can be found in more traditional dyes.
There have been some studies that have suggested a connection between the use of hair dye and an increased risk of developing certain cancers. However, these connections have not been found in other studies.
Bear in mind, however, that before they can be sold in stores, the vast majority of hair dyes do not need to pass the rigorous safety testing that is required of other cosmetic color additives.
Lordhair is here again with quality information as regards hair dye and hair loss. Relax and read to the end!
Safe Ways to Use a Hair Dye
When coloring your hair, make sure to follow these safety guidelines;
⦁ Do not keep the dye on your head for any longer than is absolutely necessary.
⦁ After using a hair dye, you should give your scalp a thorough washing with water.
⦁ When applying hair color, make sure to wear gloves.
⦁ Please ensure that you follow the instructions on the hair dye package very carefully.
⦁ Never combine products from different hair dye brands.
So, how long do hair dye chemicals stay in your system?
One of the most absorbent parts of the body is the scalp, which acts similarly to a sponge in that it takes in whatever is applied to it. Chemicals from hair dye can be absorbed through the skin and into the bloodstream while the dye is in contact with the scalp. Some of these chemical toxins are eliminated through the urine, while others can stay in the body for weeks, months, or even longer.
The stronger the chemicals in the hair dye, the longer it stays in the body system
Can Hair Dyes Lead to Hair Loss?
The simple response to this question is “yes,” dying your hair can cause you to lose your hair in the long run. However, it is obvious that not everyone who dyes their hair also experiences hair loss. There are a few ways in which hair coloring can cause thinning of the hair. Let’s Discuss! And after reading this you will be able to understand the reasons of hair loss due to dying your hair.
- Hair Weakening
Ammonia and hydrogen peroxide are two of the chemicals that are commonly found in hair coloring products, both of which are known to be harmful to both the hair and the scalp.
These ingredients cause damage to the protein that is contained within the hair shaft, which results in the shedding and/or breaking of existing hairs.
Your hair will become brittle and more prone to breakage as a result of this, which will ultimately result in thinning hair.
Therefore, these effects are only temporary, and they are reversible by maintaining a healthy head of hair that is not colored.
- Allergies
If you have an allergic reaction to any of the ingredients in the hair dye you use, this is yet another way that coloring your hair can cause you to lose your hair. Because of this, the instructions for hair coloring will tell you to perform a skin test before using the product. This is done to ensure that you are not allergic to or otherwise sensitive to the ingredients.
Common Treatments for Hair Loss
In many cases, the only thing that is required to help stop hair loss is the correction of the underlying problem. The majority of treatments for hair loss are aimed at helping with androgenic alopecia (male and female pattern hair loss). These treatments consist of the following;
- Medication
Topical medications that can be purchased without a prescription and applied to the scalp like minoxidil are typically the first line of defense in the fight against hair loss. Finasteride, also known by its brand name Propecia, is an oral medication that is only approved for use in males who have male pattern baldness.
- Hair Transplant
In the process of performing a hair transplant, your healthcare provider will painstakingly remove strands of hair from an area of your scalp where there is the greatest density of hair. After that, the provider will transplant those strands by implanting them into the areas of your scalp with the least amount of hair.
Best Method to Treat Hair Loss
The downside to the common treatments of hair loss is that it takes time to see results and it is possible to give up on your looks. High-quality toupees offer an instant non-surgical solution that is completely safe. You can restore your self-confidence immediately with a new look!
Over the course of the last decade and a half, Lordhair has been developing and marketing hair replacement systems that do not require surgery. We specialize in providing hair systems that offer a natural hairline, a realistic appearance, exceptional durability, and competitive pricing.
French Lace with Thin Skin
These French lace human hairpieces for thinning hair are made with human hair and feature thin skin on the back and sides for easy attachment and maintenance as well as added strength. Knots bleached to a color that is undetectable are used around the front hairline, while longer-lasting double knots are used elsewhere.
Women Swiss Lace
This Swiss lace women’s wig is soft to the touch and allows air to circulate freely thanks to its thin skin at the back and sides. It is highly breathable and has a natural hairline.
Bottom Line
Toupees are great for combating hair loss and you can restore your confidence instantly with one. The first step is choosing a high-quality toupee and you will get that at Lordhair! We are on the lookout for a confident you!
