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Premature white hair
I m just 25 but 60% hair seems white..I applied henna natural mehndi but it's brown color look too weird..I m frustrated and lack of confidence..please advise what should I do? I right now using mahuri kali mehndi which contain 10% PPD I applied I don't have any side effects..it look natural black..PPD can cause further white hair?? One doctor said here that you can color your hair but use PPD free..please tell me which black henna mehndi ? Or hair color having very less PPD or without PPD??
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Without PPD. PPD in the long run can give rise to severe contact allergic dermatitis. And any chemical can aggravate hair whitening. And may I know which doctor suggested PPD free hair colour... a dermatologist right? If the doctor wasn't a dermatologist please visit one near you. There are a lot of PPD free and ammonia free hair colours available and dermatologist will be able to guide you correctly. I personally feel mehendi causes deposits on the hair shaft and makes it dull and dry. So visit a dermatologist near you. ALso, modify your life style. Start leading a healthy one. That really helps curbing the rate of hair whitening.
Next Steps
Visit a dermatologist asap. USe PPD and ammonia free hair dyes
Health Tips
eat healthy, sleep by 10:30 pm, Wake up at 6 am , EXERCISE!
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