Posted on September 3, 2010.
Today, with hair color options Fact: Just because someone does not seem to have a reaction after using a product or feel for ammonia based hair color several times, does not guarantee that cross-sensitization may not occur after the next use. In fact, it might not occur before the 25th time the product is used. The average client is in contact with ammonia hair color about every 4-6 weeks, but the hairdressers are in daily contact - leading to accumulation of episodes of headache, loss of appetite and fatigue due to ammonia odor
According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, ammonia is considered a hazardous substance that has effects on health related. Almost every professional and "box" containing ammonia hair color. If a colored line appears as a basic non-ammonia, "the product most likely contains its" perfumed silence "even more toxic friend ethanolamine.
Your hair color and your investment, melted
Both professionals and consumers of hair are led to believe ammonia is a must for color work, but it is actually an inexpensive hair color additive used to allow color molecules penetrate the hair cuticle. Because of its properties, these ingredients leave hair in a compromised and weakened condition. The money you spent in the hope that it lasts a long time is also compromised and discoloration occur.
For long, beautiful hair color to avoid these two major ingredients
Ammonia
Recent research has revealed that 50% -60% of clients suffer from negative effects of color with ammonia. Over time, the hair shaft starts to look like string cheese. Ammonia not only negatively affects the cuticle of the hair, it also damages the amino acids or protein tyrosine located within the hair shaft. When tyrosine is damaged, the ability to keep the hair color is greatly reduced or eliminated.
Ethanolamine
Ethanolamine is a substitute for "silent" if ammonia is not used in a hair color. This ingredient has been used in semi-permanent color at about 3% concentration. If ethanolamine must be used in permanent color, the concentration must be raised to 9%, compared to 1.8-3% of the ammonia!
In the amount and how complicated it is with its "glue" Well, it can never be totally eliminated from the hair and scalp! Therefore, whenever the hair is washed, the water acts as a mild oxidant and "process" the color a bit again. This helps pre-mature fading and dryness that develops gradually.
So if you start damaging the hair or re-oxidizing, cuticle is damaged and becomes sensitive, and you do not get a final result you want or could ideally be.
Approach is really possible with less toxic hair color?
Most people have an internal battle as a consumer, they ask 1) What do we have the right to know? 2) What we are willing to learn? and 3) How do we discern the wisdom?
Have you wondered why hair dye fumed bite our scalp, making our eyes water, and make some people sneeze? So have you asked, "Is it safe for me?"
Approximately 400 (86%) on hair color 456 classified in the database cosmetic skin depth of the Environmental Working Group are considered high risk. This is a controversial issue in quoting the "hair dye be linked to health risks. Many believe that the conventional carcinogenic dyes are part of the question, when used in conjunction with other toxic personal care products.
Early studies showed an association between hair dye use and increased risk for multiple myeloma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and leukemia, ovarian cancer and women. Almost all th.
