Hair Coloring: Infant
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Hair Color
Asked by H.K. from Columbus
on May 23, 2007
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Are there any hair color products out there that will cover gray that are safe for me to use while pregnant? I've heard that henna is safe, but I've also heard that i...
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- I am a hairstylist and I can tell you that henna is not good on grey nor your hair. I can also tell you that for color to be bad for you AND the unborn baby you woul...
- Hair color during preganacy is fine. You can have highlights or all over color with any type of hair dye with no problems. All that mess about not using it is a major ...
- medically speaking, dying your hair does not do anything to the baby, they just say to not dye it because of all of your homones and the vitamins and basically all the...
To Color or Not to Color!
Asked by R.S. from Mansfield
on October 26, 2010
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Ok- I'm looking for your opinions! What would you do? I'm 29 years old and pregnant with our second child. My hair is about 40% GREY! Already. I'm certain I've inher...
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- I have always wanted to color my hair some unusual shade like blue or purple. Now such colors are available and I am pretty old (59) . My hair is still not grey at all...
- Go for it!!! Grey hair always makes a woman look older.
- My friend was in the same exact situation at you, except at 25. She had two kids, and got it from her mom. She has been coloring her hair ever since. =) I have to admi...
Hair Color During Pregnancy
Asked by G.R. from Dallas
on August 8, 2008
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HELLO!!!
I am 4 months pregnant and i want some advice about color my hair or not ?it is safe?
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- It's safe. Some dr.'s will tell you in your first trimester not to do it, just because your first trimester you have a higher risk of miscarriage. Nothing due to color...
- Being a stylist I want to say that it fine to color/hilight your hair. You might notice the smell a little more and such but IT WILL NOT HURT YOU OR THE BABY. Congr...
- I researched during pregnancy, everything said it was reasonably safe. I colored every six weeks - no horror stories. S.
At Home Hair Color
Asked by A.L. from Houston
on November 7, 2007
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Okay Ladies, I have been getting my hair colored for a few years, at a professional salon. Well, I was really getting tired of going there and paying $100 just to get ...
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- Let the color you have in fade a little, then buy a non permanent hair color. Make sure it is non permanent. Using a non permanent prevents the "root effect". I sta...
- If you you do not want a red tint to your hair, you need to go to a Sallys Beauty supply and get some 10 volume peroxide. That only deposits color to your hair. If ...
- Hi A., I am a 30 year old sahm who has been box coloring since 24, also turning gray early. I totally use Loreal, go with a shade nearest to your natural and expect...
Self Hair Color Suggestions??
Asked by E.J. from Minneapolis
on August 16, 2008
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Hello.. I am wanting to color my hair myself. I usually go to a salon, but it is so expensive!! And I can't afford to fork out that kind of money every time! I have di...
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- I, too, have a hard time forking out $100+ each time I need my hair colored. That is why I often go to the Aveda Institute (NE Minneapolis). There, color jobs range ...
- You have gotten so much great advice already! I just wanted to throw my two cents in. I've been a hair stylist for almost a decade. I rec getting your hair color from ...
- I've always used Clairol's Nice and Easy. I've been doing it for years. But I will suggest waiting until your baby is born. The chemicals can get into your scalp an...
Home Hair Color Fading...
Asked by M.F. from Chicago
on March 2, 2009
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Hi, I recently colored my hair at home withe Loreal Supreme Preference. I really liked the color, but notice that it has faded quite a bit in the 3 weeks since I color...
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- Hi, I was a hairdresser for many years. I wanted to explain hair structure to you and others. Hair is kind of like a tube with little clamps going down from the shaft,...
- Hi I too have this problem with professional color. It is alwyas different and I use color safe shampoo etc. I was told that heat from styling products can cause colo...
- The other advice was great. Gray hair is VERY resistant to color, so check your processing time. You want to use the longest time to process gray.
Box Hair Color Mishap
Asked by T.M. from Dallas
on November 14, 2009
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I just colored my hair and it is way too dark- soft black. I would like to lighten it to a dark brown (my hair is naturally a medium/dark brown but real dull so I lik...
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- Wash with baby shampoo and recolor in 2 weeks. Better to have dark hair than damaged hair.
- I colored my hair twice in one day with no ill effects but I wasn't trying to lighten mine - just cover up a yucky color. I also color mine every three weeks or so be...
- Can't believe my luck. Just had the same thing happen to me. I was wondering what in the world I was going to do about it today and here are the answers. Thanks for...
Newborn Hair Color - How to Determine?
Asked by D.A. from Chicago
on June 30, 2009
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My new baby was born with a full head of dark hair. It seems to be getting lighter and is looking a bit red. I am not sure if red heads are born with red hair or whe...
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- My son is a red head. He didn't have a lot of hair when he was born, but what he had was red, as were his eye brows. J. R.
- Both my kids were born with dark hair and my sons did have a red hue to it as it lightened it. He now has bright blond hair. I think you won't really know until he g...
- All I can say is good luck! Our son was born with dark curly hair. It all fell out (like normal) and then he was super blond, almost towheaded last summer (he was ...
Henna to Color Hair
Asked by D.M. from Sacramento
on August 29, 2008
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Hello, I was wondering if any one has tried coloring their hair with henna. I color my hair every 6 weeks and I am trying to find something without the harsh chemica...
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- Hi D.- I know that eastern indian women use it. I had a punjabi friend who would color her hair with henna every so often. Just read the directions and try to keep it...
- Hi D., Try a cellophane, it's a product that is less harsh. I use cellophanes, because chemical dyes cause too much damage to my hair. The cellophane comes in many sh...
- Dear D., I used to use Auburn Henna on my hair. It came in a can and looked very much like dehydrated dirt. I made a paste of it and let it set on my head for a while...
Can I Color My Hair While I Am Pregnant
Asked by J.B. from Greensboro
on August 28, 2008
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so i i colored my hair before igot pregnant and now that i am 19 weeks along my hair has grown out alot and it looks terrible i bought some at home color but i amnot s...
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- I colored my hair through three healthy pregnancies. I think they say to wait until after the 1st trimester. I wouldn't worry about this at all, making yourself look b...
- Yes. When I was pregnant I colored my hair myself. I just made sure that I did it in room with windows. Or you could just do it outside. My daughter came out fine. And...
- NO! Don't know the reason but I do know that you cannot color it! I read it and the doc said so. :o)
