Use gentle hair dyes: Choose hair dyes that are ammonia-free, paraben-free, and free of harsh chemicals like peroxide. Look for hair dye brands that use natural or organic ingredients as they are often gentler on the hair and scalp.
Choose demi-permanent or demi-permanent dyes: Semi-permanent and demi-permanent dyes are less harmful than permanent dyes because they do not contain toxic substances.
Do a patch test: Before applying any hair dye, always do a patch test to check for allergic reactions or sensitivity
Protect the scalp: Apply a protective barrier, such as petroleum jelly or scalp protection cream, along the hair roots and on the scalp.
Limit the frequency of dyeing: Avoid dyeing your hair too much because frequent exposure to dye can lead to damage and breakage. Organize your coloring sessions and choose original touch-ups or touch-ups
Use hair treatments: Condition your hair regularly to moisturize and nourish your hair. Look for conditioning treatments specifically for color-treated hair to help maintain color.
Protective styling: Consider protective hairstyles, such as braids, buns or updos, to minimize exposure to heat styling tools and environmental factors that can contribute to damage for hair.
Trim regularly: Keep your hair healthy with regular trims to remove split ends and prevent breakage. This will help maintain the overall health and appearance of your hair, even if you color your hair regularly.
Consult an expert: If you are not sure about the color
