The harm of hair oil

When talking about hair treatments, many people will think of hair dyeing. In fact, hair dyeing and hair treatments are two different concepts. Hair dyeing is the use of chemical reagents to give your hair another color. Hair treatment is a type of hair care product that uses a hair treatment steam machine to heat the hair while dyeing and nourishing it to achieve the purpose of hair care. These are two processes, but both hair treatment and hair dyeing may harm your body. Doing more will not help, so you need to be cautious.

Hair treatment is a common technique in beauty and hairdressing nowadays, and the price varies depending on the product. However, many beauty lovers are still enthusiastic about hair treatments. As long as it can save damaged hair, it is worth any amount of money. They also say that hair treated with hair treatments will be smooth and beautiful, and that heating will provide more nutrition to the hair. But are these as we imagine? Are there any harms in hair treatments?

The harm of hair oil

General hair treatment creams contain harmful elements such as lead and mercury. Long-term use will penetrate into the hair follicles through the scalp and even enter the blood, causing harm to the human body and leading to lesions. So don’t use it often. Experts warn that the content of harmful substances in some hair dyes, such as lead and mercury, may have been reduced, but it is impossible for a completely harmless hair dye to exist on the market.

The surface layer of human hair is composed of a component called the cuticle, below which is the main component of the hair - the cortex. The reason why hair dye can achieve the magical effect of giving hair another "color" is that the dyeing ingredients can destroy the hair cuticle, penetrate into the hair cortex, and undergo a chemical reaction therein, changing from a small molecule state to a large molecule. The molecular structure of the hair cuticle is very small, which allows the coloring chemicals to be "stored" in the hair. If you dye your hair excessively and the hair is damaged but not restored in time, it may cause the hair to lose its luster, become dry and yellow, or even crack. Hair dye enters the human body through the skin and hair follicles, and then enters the blood. If the concentration of hair dye is too high or the frequency of hair dyeing is too high, it will damage blood cells, thus becoming the culprit of lymphoma and leukemia. In addition, the toxic chemicals in hair dye need to be metabolized by the liver and kidneys after entering the human body, so long-term and repeated inhalation will inevitably cause damage to liver and kidney function.

The harm of hair treatment is through the surface of the scalp, so it is conceivable that hair treatment will also cause harm to the human body. Not everyone is suitable for hair treatment. Long-term liver and kidney damage will be harmful to the human body. I hope that all beauty lovers will think about the harm while remedying your dry hair. In fact, you can take care of your hair through simple and correct hair care methods. For example, after dyeing or perming, hair often becomes dry, discolored, and easily loses its shape. Using weakly acidic shampoos, especially those containing sweet almond oil, plant essential oils, vitamins A, F and olive oil, can help strengthen the internal structure of hair, not only to maintain elasticity for a long time, but also to maintain its radiance without the expense of hair conditioning.