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YOGYAKARTA Hairpaint includes products commonly used to beautify appearances or cover gray hair. Unfortunately, not everyone matches the product. One of the problems that often arise is allergies to the ingredients in hair dye. Signs of hair paint allergies can vary, ranging from mild to more serious reactions.

Most of the cases of hair paint allergies are caused by the ingredients contained in them, namely para-phenylenediamine (PPD).

In some people, cases of hair paint allergies can develop severe. In fact, in quite rare cases, this health problem can be life-threatening.

The allergic reaction of hair paint generally does not occur immediately. Symptoms may only appear 2-7 days after someone uses hair dye.

Symptoms or signs of hair paint allergies may be felt more frequently in areas of the skin of the head, neck, and face. The signs, namely:

For additional information, the signs of allergies to hair paint above can develop quickly, leading to anaphylaxis shock.

For that, if you experience any signs below, immediately check yourself to the nearest health facility:

Haircolor is generally caused by chemicals found in hair dye products. The chemical in question is para-phenylenediamine (PPD).

In hair paint products, this chemical is used to embezzle hair and cover gray hair. PPD is usually available in separate boxes when they want to color hair. If both are mixed, part of PPD will be oxidized and trigger allergic reactions to hair paint.

In order not to get worse with hair paint allergies, the first thing you have to do is stop using hair dye products.

Next, visit the nearest health facility in order to get the right treatment.

In addition, do the following to reduce the symptoms of hair paint allergies:

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