@jamesonnn33:

captainmorgan
captainmorgan
Open In TikTok:
Region: ID
Friday 06 November 2026 10:45:48 GMT
155
5
0
1

Music

Download

Comments

There are no more comments for this video.
To see more videos from user @jamesonnn33, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Does hair dye damage your hair? It can. How much depends on the type of dye you use, the condition of your hair, and how closely you follow the instructions. Let’s start with permanent dye. Your hair’s outer layer, the cuticle, is made of scales that overlap like shingles on a roof. Permanent dye raises those scales so the color can get inside your strand. That process can damage your cuticle, leaving your curls feeling drier and frizzier. Semi-permanent and demi-permanent dyes are generally gentler, but they work differently. Semi-permanent color adds pigment without developer. Demi-permanent color uses a low-strength developer and gradually fades with washing. Neither is meant to lighten your hair significantly, and ammonia-free doesn’t automatically mean damage-free. The condition of your hair matters too. Bleached or relaxed hair is already more likely to break. If your hair is relaxed, choose a demi-permanent dye. Wait at least two weeks after your relaxer, or longer if the product’s instructions say to. Last, follow the box. Do a skin patch test before every dye job, following the instructions and timing on the package. You can develop an allergy even to a dye you’ve used before. And don’t leave the dye on longer than the directions say. Each type of dye and the pros and cons of box dye are in our guide. It’s at curlcentric.com/is-box-dye-bad-for-your-hair Follow @curlcentric for the evidence behind the advice. #hairdye #boxdye #haircolor #curlyhair #naturalhair
Does hair dye damage your hair? It can. How much depends on the type of dye you use, the condition of your hair, and how closely you follow the instructions. Let’s start with permanent dye. Your hair’s outer layer, the cuticle, is made of scales that overlap like shingles on a roof. Permanent dye raises those scales so the color can get inside your strand. That process can damage your cuticle, leaving your curls feeling drier and frizzier. Semi-permanent and demi-permanent dyes are generally gentler, but they work differently. Semi-permanent color adds pigment without developer. Demi-permanent color uses a low-strength developer and gradually fades with washing. Neither is meant to lighten your hair significantly, and ammonia-free doesn’t automatically mean damage-free. The condition of your hair matters too. Bleached or relaxed hair is already more likely to break. If your hair is relaxed, choose a demi-permanent dye. Wait at least two weeks after your relaxer, or longer if the product’s instructions say to. Last, follow the box. Do a skin patch test before every dye job, following the instructions and timing on the package. You can develop an allergy even to a dye you’ve used before. And don’t leave the dye on longer than the directions say. Each type of dye and the pros and cons of box dye are in our guide. It’s at curlcentric.com/is-box-dye-bad-for-your-hair Follow @curlcentric for the evidence behind the advice. #hairdye #boxdye #haircolor #curlyhair #naturalhair

About