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- Dyes are formulated to give
hair long-lasting and richly hued colors, but several factors — from
mechanical to environmental — can accelerate color changes and
fading.
- In general, hair dyes include
dyes, modifiers, antioxidents, alkalizers, soaps, ammonia, wetting
agents, fragrance, and a variety of other chemicals used in small
amounts that impart special qualities to hair (such as softening the
texture) or give a desired action to the dye (such as making it more
or less permanent).
- The four most common
classifications of hair colouring are permanent, demi-permanent
(sometimes called deposit only), semi-permanent, and temporary
- The first commercial
hair-coloring product was invented by Eugene Schuller in 1909.
- In the recent years, the demand
for hair dye has been increasing. More and more people are concerned
with the color of their hair, whether it is to hide gray hair or to
experiment with new colors.
- Other chemicals used in hair
dyes act as modifiers, which stabilize the dye pigments or otherwise
act to modify the shade.
- Most permanent hair colouring
technology uses a 150-year-old approach that uses p-phenylenediamine
(PPD), a chemical that produces darker,
browner shades when exposed to air
- A great majority of the dyes
used in hair colouring are known as oxidation hair dyes.
- Oxidation dyes, the more
permanent of the two groups, are produced directly on the hair by
oxidizing aromatic diamines such as para-phenylenediamine or
2,5-diaminotoluene with an oxidizing agent.
- New understandings in genetics
and biology and the role of DNA in dictating the color, condition
and health of hair are taking hair-coloring technology into a whole
new realm.
- Scientists are looking into
hair-coloring techniques of the future, including nano-sized
colorants and substances that stimulate the genes to produce melanin
pigment that colors hair
- New discoveries in hair biology
and coloring chemistry have led to significant advances in hair
coloring products and possibilities, reducing
the trade-o s in hair health.
- Extensive studies have
concluded that hair colorants are safe when used as directed and
pose no health risk to pregnant women, unborn babies or infants.
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