Hair Color is not a good thing
what the hell am i going to do now?
go grey? I don't freakin' think so
going to check the label on my hair dye RIGHT NOW!!!
Studies show that at least 75% of American women color (lighten or darken) their hair. Way more than the 7% that colored their hair in the 1950's. And it's not just women, last year men's at-home hair color sales reached over 113.5 million dollars! But what isn't being shown on any commercials for hair color is the fact that one of the main ingredients in 2/3 of hair color is hospitalizing and even killing people. The FDA does not approve it to touch your scalp...but it does and not many people know about it. AND YOU CAN HAVE A REACTION ON YOUR 1ST HAIR COLOR APPLICATION OR YOUR 37TH!
And no the patch test will not guarantee anything- they said you can have a reaction to the PPD even after you've used the same product safely for years.WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR:
The bad ingredient responsible for many people who are suffering near death experiences from hair dye is: Phenylenediamine (PPD) its present in over 2/3 of chemical hair dyes, and is known to be toxic to the immune system, skin, nervous system, respiratory system, liver and kidneys. It is the most toxic chemical in hair dyes. It is a substance used in rubber chemicals, photodeveloper, oil, gasoline, ink, textile dyes, dark cosmetics and hair dye. The European Union classifies it as a toxin and irritant that is dangerous in the environment. In Canada, its use in cosmetics is restricted and it was banned in France, Germany and Sweden. PPD is a neurotoxin and is even used in anti-freeze.
PPD might also be called any of these names: Paraphenylenediamine | Para-aminoaniline (p-aminoaniline) |
| PPD | PPDA |
| 1,4-Benzenediamine | Orsin™ |
| 1,4-Penylenediamine | Ursol™ D |
| Rodol™ D | Paradiaminobenzene |
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