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Henna and indigo in pregnancy
I've been using high quality and natural henna and indigo for hair colour since last 10 years. I also don't use any chemical shampoos or conditioners or oils but a hair pack made of all good things like amla, fenugreek seeds, shikakai, a bit of reetha etc. etc. that never makes my hair dry. I am 6 weeks pregnant and I wanted to know if I can continue colouring and washing my hair the same way.
Is henna indigo safe in high risk pregnancy (Given I have a high maternal age and 2 previous miscarriages, though it has nothing to do with henna indigo)
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There's no contraindication to using these in pregnancy.
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Myth is there in society about not colouring hairs in pregnancy .
You can use it for hair colour
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Yes u can...use it....it safe if just applied locally
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Connect please
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Safe
Go ahead
No affects on the baby
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Dr. Prachi Sharda
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Kolkata
Its fine to use it
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