Using Hair Dyes can be dangerous
May 13, 2008
(HealthDay News) — Some studies have associated certain chemicals found in some hair dyes and coloring products to an augmented risk of various types of cancer.
While there has not been an exact cause-and-effect documented, it’s vital to take precautions when dying your hair.
Here are some safety tips to follow to reduce skin exposure when using hair dyes, courtesy of the United States Department of Health and Human Services:
Don’t leave the dye in your hair longer than necessary rinse it out after the time stated on the directions. Be sure to completely rinse your hair and scalp of the dye and residue. When putting the hair dye on your hair, wear gloves. Always follow the instructions cautiously. Don’t mix manifold hair dyes or other products together.
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