No less a allergic reaction. I just got my hair colored a week ago tomorrow. I have to go another week or more normally before my scalp has calmed down.
And i worry the allergy could grow worse over time and exposure. Take care of yourself , but if it persist then I recommend your visit a near by medical center for help. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Share With Friends and Family 28 shares.
Table of Contents. Stanley I am Stanley. A Unisex Hairstylist, Writer, and book lover. After 12 months of the apprenticeship program as a stylist, I started working with my boss for an extra one year. PPD may also trigger symptoms throughout your body, such as itching, a nettle rash and generally feeling ill. A severe allergic reaction that develops within minutes is called anaphylaxis , or "anaphylactic shock".
Signs of anaphylaxis include:. Give an adrenaline injection if you have one. If you think you're experiencing a reaction to hair dye but it's not an emergency, follow this advice:. If your skin is very red, sore and inflamed, you may need to try a steroid cream topical corticosteroid.
You can buy a mild steroid cream at a pharmacy or a GP may prescribe it. Read more about the treatment of contact dermatitis. Medicines called antihistamines can help reduce skin inflammation and itching. A pharmacist or GP will be able to recommend an antihistamine for you. If you develop a reaction to hair dye, even just a mild one, you should stop using products containing PPD altogether, as there's a risk you could develop a more severe reaction in the future.
Try switching to a safer alternative, such as a non-permanent, PPD-free hair dye — but be aware that it's still possible to develop a reaction to this.
Page last reviewed: 27 October Next review due: 27 October Hair dye reactions. Rinse the color out immediately if you experience either one--they are not normal. Use a color that is specifically for sensitive skin. Many formulas are ammonia-free or peroxide-free, which may help prevent the itch from dry scalp. You also may want to consider highlights instead of coloring all your hair, especially if your hair is very dark, to avoid heavy peroxide or ammonia. Use a pH-balanced shampoo.
You might want to use a non-detergent shampoo, such as castile soap. And my best advice of all is to totally avoid cheap hair dyes and anything that contains skin-sensitizing chemicals. Basically, I went through a process of elimination to filter out the only products I would trust to put in my hair.
Elumen from Goldwell is a non-oxidative, ammonia-free, peroxide-free, and PPD-free hair color system that works differently to traditional hair dyes. Rather than using an oxidative effect, it uses a patented magnetic effect technology to infuse color pigments into the hair, while also refilling damaged areas. The next brand Logona is purely plant-based. I would love to see more hair care brands explore the problem of scalp sensitivity when it comes to hair color products.
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