How to Safely Remove Hair Dye Stains from Skin?
Hair dyeing Hello: My sister accidentally touched hair dye, causing her palms to change color. What can be done to remove the stain? She has already tried vinegar, makeup remover oil, cleansing lotion, toothpaste, exfoliants, and soap, but none of these methods have worked. What ...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello: If there are no accompanying issues with dermatitis, this type of staining usually fades gradually in about two weeks. Sincerely, Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Dermatologist.[Read More] How to Safely Remove Hair Dye Stains from Skin?
Can Hair Treatments Cause Scalp Damage and Hair Loss?
Will this cause hair loss? Hello, doctor. Recently, I saw a news report on television about a young woman who dyed her hair blonde. As a result, her scalp became itchy, and she scratched it until it bled. She then bought some medication to apply, but ended up losing a large patch...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, based on your description, it is likely that you are experiencing contact dermatitis caused by hair dye. An experienced dermatologist will provide appropriate treatment based on your condition, and there is no need to shave your head. You can ...[Read More] Can Hair Treatments Cause Scalp Damage and Hair Loss?
Is Hair Dye Safe? Understanding Risks for Health and Skin
Is dyeing hair bad for the body? Hello Dr. Huang, I would like to ask you about my concern regarding white hair. I want to dye my hair, but I've heard that hair dye can cause cancer and is harmful to the eyes, kidneys, and liver. I am somewhat skeptical about this, especiall...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
The only group of people I would advise against dyeing their hair is those who are allergic to hair dye. For everyone else, if they enjoy dyeing their hair, they should feel free to do so; there's no need to worry about the relatively low risk of bladder cancer associated wi...[Read More] Is Hair Dye Safe? Understanding Risks for Health and Skin
Understanding Premature Gray Hair: Causes and Treatment Options
White hair I started experiencing white hair symptoms since the sixth grade, and the amount of white hair has been increasing day by day. Since middle school, I have relied on hair dye to cover the white hair, and I have noticed that my hair has become coarse and dry. Can poor bl...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Gray hair is a matter of constitution and is not related to blood circulation or internal organs. There is no effective treatment for it. My suggestion is to avoid dyeing your hair as much as possible; leaving it white is also a gift from God. May God bless you.[Read More] Understanding Premature Gray Hair: Causes and Treatment Options
Health Risks of Hair Dye: Understanding Its Effects on Your Body
Hair dyeing I would like to ask what kind of harm dyeing hair can cause to the body. Yesterday, I went to the store and bought hair dye and dyed my entire head. However, when I woke up today, I have been feeling lethargic, have a slight headache, and lack energy. I am unsure if t...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
The most common skin issue caused by hair dye is an allergic reaction. As for your headache, it is advisable to monitor it for a while to see if there are other underlying causes. The blood vessels in the scalp are mostly not connected to those in the brain, so there is no need t...[Read More] Health Risks of Hair Dye: Understanding Its Effects on Your Body
Health Risks of Hair Dye: Symptoms and When to Seek Medical Help
Hair dyeing (a bit urgent) thank you? I would like to ask what kind of harm dyeing hair can cause to the body. Yesterday, I went to the store and bought hair dye and dyed my entire head. However, since I woke up today, I have been feeling lethargic, experiencing a slight headache...
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Hair dye, in general, does not cause immediate harm to the skin or body. However, some individuals may be allergic to hair dye, and there are sporadic reports suggesting a potential increase in the risk of cancer. Due to the sporadic nature of these reports, hair dye has not been...[Read More] Health Risks of Hair Dye: Symptoms and When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Premature Gray Hair: Causes, Treatments, and Dietary Tips
Hair Dr. Chen, at what age is it considered natural to have gray hair? If someone experiences gray hair too early, could it be caused by hormonal imbalances? Are there treatment options or dietary considerations to be aware of? Thank you!
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello Mr. Jiang: The formation of gray hair is caused by a decrease in melanin in the hair follicles. Aside from some pathological reasons (such as vitiligo), the age at which it begins to appear is closely related to genetic predisposition. Given your age, the appearance of gray...[Read More] Understanding Premature Gray Hair: Causes, Treatments, and Dietary Tips
Can You Dye Your Hair with Folliculitis and Seborrheic Dermatitis?
Scalp If someone has symptoms of folliculitis and mild seborrheic dermatitis, is it safe to dye their hair? If they do dye it, could there be any long-term effects? Thank you!
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
When experiencing folliculitis or seborrheic dermatitis, the skin is in a wounded and more fragile state. During this time, hair dyeing is more likely to irritate the skin compared to individuals without these conditions. Therefore, it is advisable to wait until the condition imp...[Read More] Can You Dye Your Hair with Folliculitis and Seborrheic Dermatitis?
Understanding Early White Hair: Causes, Genetics, and Treatment Options
Inquiry about gray hair? Hello, I have a bothersome question to ask you. I am 26 years old, and I noticed white hair appearing at the back of my head around the age of 19-20, while I had no white hair before the age of 19. My family does not have this phenomenon either. I still h...
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Hello: There is no cure for gray hair, but fortunately, it can be improved with hair dye. As for whether it is hereditary, it depends on the underlying cause. Therefore, a consultation at the clinic is necessary for an answer. Liao Wenyü.[Read More] Understanding Early White Hair: Causes, Genetics, and Treatment Options