If you go to a salon, make sure you ask to be seated in a well ventilated area. In the case you are dying your hair at home make sure you open up all windows in the house so that you breathe in fresh air and not the toxic fumes. If you’re dying your hair at the salon or at home, make sure you still use safe techniques. What do I mean by safe techniques? You can have the dye applied directly on hair shaft, or pull hair through a cap since the cap covers the scalp. Also, use ammonia-free hair dye. Also, when dying your hair, make sure you stay covered if dying your hair at home. You’ll wanna wear gloves if you apply the dye yourself so it won’t absorb into the skin. You may even want to wear a long sleeve shirt for extra coverage so you don’t get it on your skin. Before you dye your whole head, test the dye on a strand because it may change from hormonal changes. In conclusion, before you want to dye your hair, check with a doctor to make sure it’s safe. Wait til the second trimester so no real harm can be done if possible to the baby. Also, make sure you stay in a ventilated area whether in a salon or at home. Stay well covered as well, don’t want skin to absorb hair
If you go to a salon, make sure you ask to be seated in a well ventilated area. In the case you are dying your hair at home make sure you open up all windows in the house so that you breathe in fresh air and not the toxic fumes. If you’re dying your hair at the salon or at home, make sure you still use safe techniques. What do I mean by safe techniques? You can have the dye applied directly on hair shaft, or pull hair through a cap since the cap covers the scalp. Also, use ammonia-free hair dye. Also, when dying your hair, make sure you stay covered if dying your hair at home. You’ll wanna wear gloves if you apply the dye yourself so it won’t absorb into the skin. You may even want to wear a long sleeve shirt for extra coverage so you don’t get it on your skin. Before you dye your whole head, test the dye on a strand because it may change from hormonal changes. In conclusion, before you want to dye your hair, check with a doctor to make sure it’s safe. Wait til the second trimester so no real harm can be done if possible to the baby. Also, make sure you stay in a ventilated area whether in a salon or at home. Stay well covered as well, don’t want skin to absorb hair