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Does dying the hair at the age of 19 have any bad effect on it?
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Probably not, drying: Make sure the hair dye is safe and tested on humans. Some patients develop contact dermatitis from the ingredients including metals, preservatives, fragrances. Hair that has been dyed requires more care and conditioners or becomes straw-like and can change color. If you have any reservations, I advise you to go to a hair colorist who specializes in hair color versus box.
Answered 6/6/2015
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