You might already be bored of hearing from every hair dye packet or hair dye professional that you have to test a small patch of skin and hair before using any hair dye.

Aqua (Water); Hydrogen Peroxide; Cetearyl Alcohol; Tetrasodium EDTA; Etidronic Acid; Sodium Lauryl Sulfate; PEG-75 Lanolin; Simethicone; Phosphoric Acid; Phenacetin.Get advice from your doctor as well on what do to if you experience any discomfort; I know people with sensitive skin who just take anti-histamine tablets before having their hair coloured, although we would never recommend this unless advised by your doctor. The safest thing to do is to ask your hairdresser to use a colouring technique which does not let the colour onto the scalp; i. Whether you're after a bob, layers or a buzzcut, using a combination of scissors, razorblades and even clippers, your hairdresser will help you to find your perfect look.

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There is tons of evidence of people using natural tints from plants, minerals and animals throughout human history, but chemical hair dyeing really started in earnest back in the 19th century. Today, there are hundreds of types of hair colourants, from harsh bleaches that strip hairs of their colour to spray-on hues that are as temporary as the event you are putting them on for. If you experience a reaction, just try a different type of organic or ammonia-free colour, and keep going until you find one that doesn't cause a reaction. Most traditional hair colours use ammonia, resorcinol, paraphenylenediamine (PPD) and para-toluenediamine (PTD),' says Olivia Crighton, hairstylist and director of Glasshouse Salon. I would like to try henna but after reading up various articles on the internet it seems getting the colour right is quite difficult.You can still achieve a great overall colour, however they do not penetrate the cortex of the hair, so many not be as permanent as a chemical dye.