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Hair Dye?


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Mal Explorer

Not sure if this is the right place to put this

but I want to dye my hair again, now that its FINALLY growing back....

any brands to look, or lookout for??

any help would be awesome...thanky all!!


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lorka150 Collaborator

i would suggest calling the company as their products constantly change.

darlindeb25 Collaborator

I always use Garnier Nutrisse, I always use the same color each time. My hair is waist length and very thick and since going gluten-free 5 yrs ago, it grows so fast. So I get the same brand, the same color, do the roots and blend it in as much as I can, so as not to damage my hair. I have not had a problem with this brand in 5 yrs.

jerseyangel Proficient

I know that Loreal Feria is fine--I called and was told there were no gluten ingredients whatsoever!

If you want to use something that hasn't been verified here, it's always best to call the company :)

loraleena Contributor

Does anyone know of a natural brand??

Jestgar Rising Star

There's always henna. It comes in a few different colors now.

Rebecca47 Contributor

Thank you all, I have been getting my hair done at a salon and never thought twice about it. I was trying to figure out why it was dry, brittle looking and everytime I brush it tons of hair comes out. A little better since I have been gluten-free, but not as nice as it did look. Now I will work on my hair. :)


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