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Hair dyes contain a lot of toxic chemicals to give good lasting effect but very often do we ignore the side effects and allergies that are caused due to these chemicals. Most of the hair colors have #PPD as one of its important ingredients but this chemical causes many allergic reactions in the body. #PPDFree #HairDye #OrganicColour Hair Dye Allergy, Skin Care Ingredients, Blood Plasma, Hair Highlights And Lowlights, Hair Dyes, Transition To Gray Hair, Gray Hair Highlights, Toxic Chemicals, Chemical Reactions

Hair dyes contain a lot of toxic chemicals to give good lasting effect but very often do we ignore the side effects and allergies that are caused due to these chemicals. Most of the hair colors have #PPD as one of its important ingredients but this chemical causes many allergic reactions in the body. #PPDFree #HairDye #OrganicColour

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Hair dyes may contain ingredients that can react with your body and trigger allergic responses. Most allergies are caused by an ingredient found in hair dyes called ParaPhenyleneDiamine (PPD). PPD is a compound that’s found in most commercial hair dyes as peroxide. It usually comes inside bottle, together with an oxidizer. When the PPD and the oxidizer are mixed to form a paste, partial oxidation and colorisation begin. This is when it is likely to trigger reactions such as swollen lymph nodes. Hair Dye Allergy, Boxed Hair Color, Best Hair Dye, Allergy Remedies, Hair Dyes, Lymph Nodes, Allergic Reaction, Treated Hair, Hair Dye

Hair dyes may contain ingredients that can react with your body and trigger allergic responses. Most allergies are caused by an ingredient found in hair dyes called ParaPhenyleneDiamine (PPD). PPD is a compound that’s found in most commercial hair dyes as peroxide. It usually comes inside bottle, together with an oxidizer. When the PPD and the oxidizer are mixed to form a paste, partial oxidation and colorisation begin. This is when it is likely to trigger reactions such as swollen lymph…

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