Apparently, some Indian studies are safe to paint hair with semi-permanent and permanent components during the embargo; however, limited information. Although many hair dyes use chemicals and are absorbed into the blood, they are not present in large areas and are not absorbed into sufficient concentrations to release the fetus and cause malformations.
However, since most dyes contain a type of chemical, the best option is to use a water-based paint or a non-ammonia paint, however, it is ideal to consult your treating doctor before using it.
- It is prudent to paint the hair after the first 3 months of boarding.
- Since during the first trimester all the organs and muscles of the baby begin to form.
- There is an increased risk of mutations.
- In this way the use of any type of fort Chemicals.
- Even if they are in contact with the body.
- Should be avoided.
Many pregnant women may feel the need to paint their hair the first month, as the hair tends to grow faster, but it is better to avoid having to pay for the first trimester.
The best color to paint the hair is the dyeing in soft, bright and dark colors by the general pose of a greater number of chemicals, so that the paint adheres longer in the hair.
An alternative to the most intense color dyes that deposit chemicals in their composition is the use of natural dyes, such as henna ink or 100% vegetable ink, for example, that does not contain chemicals. It is also possible to make reflexes or strands,, so and not in contact with the hair, decreasing like any risk that may exist.
To paint the hair during the embargo and reduce the risks, it is necessary to maintain certain care such as:
Paint hair in a well-ventilated area;
Always follow the packing instructions;
Use handles to apply paint to hair;
Do not leave ink longer than recommended;
Wash hair completely after painting hair.
These precautions should be taken in case the woman on board decides to paint her hair at home in the beauty salon, if you still worry about using paint on boarding, you should consult the obstetrician or wait to paint the hair after delivery.