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Nice And Easy Hair Color


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I was about to color those pesky gray hairs that keep appearing :) and thought I should check before I do. I don't see any questionalbe ingredients but....

Anyone have trouble with this?

Sue


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I have only used Nice and Easy since going gluten-free, and the ingredients look to be gluten-free, and I have never had a problem with it--I'm also super sensitive to gluten and react if wheat touches my skin.

I was also told on a different forum that we shouldn't really have to worry about hairdye since it is all rinsed out--hopefully that is true, as I would love to go back to the salon to dye my hair (I always get better color from the salon).

Canadian Karen Community Regular

I use Nice and Easy with no problems..... but then again, since I have never suffered from any of the skin problem symptoms of celiac, I haven't scrutinized any of the hair colours. In fact, I usually use whichever one is on sale! But, again, if someone is supersensitive, I wouldn't recommend that......

Karen

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Thanks for the responses. I will cover those greys without worry :P .

Sue

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