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Can hair dye cause a yeast infection on the scalp?
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Hair Dye: Hair dye in some patients can cause an allergic reaction which then alters barrier function of the skin. Once the barrier function is altered there can be a secondary infection with yeast or bacteria.
Answered 1/23/2021
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