What does this do to or environment?
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Hair coloring has indeed become one of the most popular activities, giving gorgeous results. However, we don’t often think about the effect of putting chemicals on our bodies until it ends up harming other parts of the environment. Hydrogen peroxide present in hair dyes, reduces the amount of oxygen in the water when it reacts with organic matter.P-phenylenediamine is a dangerous, coal-tar derived chemical, most often found in dark hair coloring. P-phenylenediamine has long term toxic effects on aquatic ecosystems.
​What is the Alternative?
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Coconut oil; This is a very popular alternative that is very well-known, cheap and can be found at your local grocery store. Coconut oil contains antioxidants and vitamins that help your skin stay moisturized.
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Aloe vera gel helps heal blemished or irritated skin and reduces stretch marks and wrinkles. It helps decrease pigmentation, brightens up your skin, helps fight aging
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Olive oil contains vitamin E, which serves as a moisturizer for the skin.
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Almond oil contains vitamins A, D and E that keep your skin nourished. IT penetrates multiple layer of your skin, so it gives you a deeper moisture.