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To dye or not to dye your hair? (1 Viewer)

Would you dye your hair (or dye it again)? Simple Yes or No answer.

  • Yes

    Votes: 28 68.3%
  • No

    Votes: 13 31.7%

  • Total voters
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Uncle

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Dying hair will increase your risk of cancer?



For:
This is because dyes sold before then contained toxic ingredients linked to cancer which are not present in modern hair products.
Using hair dye could increase your risk of cancer | Mail Online


Against:
Bahi Takkouche, MD, PhD, and colleagues analyzed 79 studies from 11 countries, focusing only on personal use of hair dye, not occupational exposure. "Our results indicate that, globally, there is no effect of personal hair dye use on the risk of breast and bladder cancer," they write.
Dyeing Your Hair Unlikely to Cause Cancer
 

-may-cat-

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Everything causes cancer, live in a cardboard box instead.
 

axlenatore

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You are saying women who are approaching their elderly years who wish to retain as much youth as possible by dying any strands of grey hair present are emos?
yup, my mum is emo
 

Astartes

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Well dying hair is okay. My hair is black so I dyed it to brown, the sort of brown that is only viewable in bright light e.g. sun.

Black hair is ugly, or maybe it's me. :haha:
 
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for males i think one shade lighter or darker is the only way to go if you really want otherwise you just look like some kid trying to anger his parents and has mummy/daddy issues
 

lealea

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i dye my hair all the time....i dont use the packet dyes from priceline (or wherever)... i get it professionaly done.....it always turns out nice....and changing hair colour is fun.....as long as it looks good and enhances your looks not detracts from them......so no greens or blues :p
 

Kwayera

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I like my natural hair colour. It has its own natural colour gradients, turns a different colour in the sun, etc - I think dyed hair looks flat and, well, fake. I'm not going to dye my hair.
 

Pepsi Max

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Well my family hasn't blessed me with the genetics for awesome dark red hair, so i have to do it myself. *shrug*

Sure as hell's alot cheaper than a scalp transplant :p
 

08er

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should be based on personal preference
 

roar84eighty

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You are saying women who are approaching their elderly years who wish to retain as much youth as possible by dying any strands of grey hair present are emos?
wait are they mighty moshing emos or MCR-style ?
 

Kwayera

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I hope that photo is not you, as it looks patently ridiculous.
 

youngminii

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Ye it is me from a year and a half ago. Which is a reminder to me: don't ever dye your hair blonde again.
 

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