During the preconception period, there are actually many things that women cannot do, otherwise it may affect the chances of pregnancy, and some may even cause harm to their physical health. Some beauty conscious women have the habit of having hair in their daily lives, and they also hope to maintain their beauty during the preconception period. So, can hair be dyed during preconception?
Can I dye my hair before getting pregnant?
It's not possible. During the preparation period for pregnancy, hair dyeing is not allowed as it may have an impact on physical health.
The hair dyes used themselves are all chemical drugs, which can easily affect the quality of female eggs if absorbed by the human body. It is necessary to choose at least 2-3 months before considering pregnancy.
Can I perm my hair during preconception?
1. It is generally not recommended to perm during the preconception period. Hair perm agents are all chemicals that can affect the normal growth and development of the fetus in pregnant women, and a few women may even have allergic reactions to them.
2. According to research, women's hair is not only very fragile after pregnancy, but also prone to shedding. If chemical cold perm essence is used again for perming, it will exacerbate hair loss. So, don't perm your hair again after pregnancy.
3. Don't be too nervous even if you have just had your hair permed before pregnancy. Because the human body's excretory function has the ability to clear chemicals, the chemicals contained in hair dye and perm agents are quickly excreted from the body. Of course, it is best to choose relatively safe dyeing and perming products. Pregnant women can eat more fiber rich foods during pregnancy, such as melons, sweet potatoes, corn, cereal, vegetables, etc., which can help eliminate toxins from the body.
Now we understand that hair dyeing is generally not allowed during preconception. If women want to conceive quickly and ensure the health and safety of their babies, they should avoid dyeing their hair during preconception. After all, there is nothing more important than the safety of the fetus. If the fetus has problems due to blind pursuit of beauty, it will be regrettable.
