Debunking widespread hair myths

1. Color treatment during pregnancy

Most women believe that chemicals (ammonia, in particular) during color treatments can be harmful during pregnancy. In fact, ammonia is very unlikely to cause harm while its content is really low; moreover, a ventilation system in Fashion Hair Salon won’t let anything bad happen. If you’re still skeptical about it, try a natural dye called henna, which is an extremely popular among pregnant women and absolutely harmless.

2. Shampoo causes shedding

Many people freak out when they see some hair going down the drain after washing and start blaming their shampoo in shedding. It’s a common misconception, and your shampoo is not guilty! Shedding is a natural process experienced by the vast majority of people. If you think you lose too much hair, then you should start worrying.

3. Good shampoo needs to lather

We’re used to shampoos giving us generous lather, but suds has nothing to do with an ability of your product to clean your hair; in fact, sulfates responsible for creating lather are a widely debatable ingredient. According to some experts, sulfates can have a negative effect on the condition of your hair and health in general. If you want to be on the safe side, use sulfate-free shampoos!

4. Greasy hair suffers from oils

It is one of the most common hair myths, making many women deprive their locks of essential oils. If your hair is oily by its nature, you can use oils without aggravating the problem. Experts at Fashion Hair Salon recommend concentrating on your ends instead of roots. Essential oils are a rich source of moisture and nourishment, so use them without any doubts!