What harm can regular hair dyeing do to the body?

Dyeing your hair is harmful to your health. It is not recommended to dye your hair too often. It is advisable to dye your hair 1~2 times a year. Hair dyeing has the following hazards to the body: First, it may cause scalp allergy, little red dot, and in severe cases, folliculitis. Second, harmful substances in hair dyes can cause cancer, because most hair dyes are chemical components, which have a strong stimulating effect on hair. Regular use will lead to dull hair, lack of nutrition, hair loss and dandruff increase after a long time. Third, heavy metals in hair dyes exceed the standard. If the hair dye penetrates into the skin and enters the blood, the body will absorb harmful substances. Long-term use will damage liver and kidney function and cause leukemia, various cancers and other diseases. If you dye your hair occasionally, no more than twice a year, it is usually harmless to your health. However, if you often dye your hair, because it contains toxic chemicals, it will do harm to your body, as shown below:

1. Damage to hair follicles and hair quality: If it comes into contact with hair follicles, it will damage hair follicles, resulting in dry and dull hair, which will also affect growth;

2, damage to the scalp: if the scalp is exposed to hair dye, it may cause contact allergy, manifested as scalp erythema, edema, and even erosion and exudation, accompanied by obvious itching;

3, visceral injury, cancer: long-term hair dye can be absorbed into the body, including heavy metal substances, ammonia substances and so on. , can cause liver and kidney function damage, but also affect bone marrow hematopoietic cells. According to research, long-term frequent hair dyeing will increase the risk of leukemia, lymphoma, kidney cancer, bladder cancer and other tumors.