Women should never play with this tuft of hair during menstruation

Hair dyeing is a manifestation of fashion and beauty. Nowadays, there are many female friends who dye their hair. Hair dyeing has certain harms. So, can you dye your hair during menstruation?

Many people know that it is best for women not to have their teeth extracted during menstruation. In fact, dyeing hair is also a big taboo during menstruation. If women dye their hair during menstruation, it will have a great impact on their body. This is because women's skin is quite sensitive during their menstrual period, and hair dyes contain many harmful chemicals, such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, etc. If they enter the human scalp blood vessels and skin, the body will be affected by the dye removal agents. It causes changes in women's endocrine system, leading to problems such as migraine, scanty menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and irregular menstruation. If a woman dyes her hair during pregnancy, it may cause fetal malformation.

So from a health point of view, it is best for women not to dye their hair during menstruation. In fact, from a health point of view, it is best for female friends not to dye their hair.

Frequent hair dyeing will affect a person's hair quality, and will directly cause hair brittleness, split ends, and even hair loss.

Dermatologists tell us that at least 20% of contact dermatitis patients are caused by improper use of hair dyes. It was discovered that phenylenediamine in ordinary hair dyes is a substance that is very harmful to human skin. It may cause skin allergies, itching and even blisters.

Especially for some people with sensitive constitutions, they are more likely to have allergic infections if they dye their hair. If there is a wound on the scalp when dyeing your hair, you are more likely to suffer from cumulative poisoning.

What is even more frightening is that modern people believe that hair dyes are closely related to the high incidence of cancer. Although this has not been medically confirmed, relevant departments have also pointed out that the number of people suffering from skin diseases and leukemia among people who dye their hair is much less than that of those who have not dyed their hair.

Therefore, from a safety perspective, it is best for women not to dye their hair, especially during menstruation, pregnancy, breastfeeding, etc.

But loving beauty is women’s nature. Everyone wants to have a variety of hairstyles and everyone wants to be at the forefront of fashion. Therefore, for those who need to dye their hair, the first thing they should consider is how to minimize the harm of hair dyeing.

1. Before dyeing your hair, it is best to do a skin test to make sure you will not have an allergic reaction to the hair dye. If there is no adverse reaction within 24 hours, you can dye your hair.

2. Before dyeing your hair, you should also check whether there are any wounds on your skin. It is best not to wash your hair three days before dyeing your hair to reduce the chance of scalp infection.

3. Try to choose hair dyes made of natural materials. When choosing hair dyes, don't be greedy for cheapness and choose some hair dyes containing many ingredients that are harmful to human health. It is best to carefully read the product brand, expiration date, product content and other related information.

4. Also, try to choose an environment with good ventilation for hair dyeing.

5. After dyeing your hair, you should choose some relatively mild shampoos and conditioners for scientific hair care.

6. It is recommended to eat more vegetables and fruits rich in B vitamins to reduce the occurrence of dermatitis.

7. Because dyed hair is more susceptible to damage, it is recommended to take appropriate protective measures before going out.

Finally, I would like to remind you that although dyeing your hair can make you look more beautiful, it is harmful to human health after all. Therefore, it is recommended that you do not dye your hair frequently in a short period of time. If you want to dye your hair, it is best to wait at least 6 months.