Residual elements of the hair colour will eventually make contact with your scalp, and would be very difficult to eliminate completely. In extreme circumstances, the smell alone can cause an allergic reaction. Even in a best-case scenario, it will take time and multiple washings to fully remove the residual chemicals.
There are alternatives, however! Try finding dyes that do not contain "PPD" or P-Phenylenediamine. Colora Henna, Neekoo Natural Henna, and VitaWave Hair Color are all good choices, and considerably less toxic than most dyes.
There is a chance that you might if you are really allergic.
You do not catch hives. You can get hives by being exposed to something you are allergic to. Hives is an allergic reaction. You can get them by eating foods or having something touch your skin that your body reacts to like a "foreign body" reaction.
Yes, gold allergies include white gold allergies. White gold jewelry often has a rhodium plating that would prevent an allergy as the gold would not touch the skin; however, this rhodium plating wears and thins overtime, eventually allowing the gold to touch the skin leading to an allergic reaction.
Well a allergic reaction can be triggered depending on what you are alergic to and how bad.It can be triggered by smell touch or eating it thats why you should always have a epipen.For example I am allergic to peanut butter if I ate it I would get big hives and probably wouldn't be able to breath someone or myself would have to give me my epipen.
You are either running a fever or having an adverse (allergic) reaction to something.
Typically, spider webs are pretty tame. Sometimes sticky, but not acidic or harmful if you touch them. I suppose that someone could be allergic to them or something stuck in them, and that would cause the reaction.
well it depends if your allergic to the animal or not.
It depends, are you planning on eating them or looking at them??? Yes you would be allergic but it's not like you're going to touch them.
It could be hives, an allergic reaction, or any number of things. It's best to call a dermatologist immediately.
Yes, milkweed contains a toxic sap that can cause skin irritation or an allergic reaction when touched. It is best to handle milkweed with gloves to avoid any potential skin irritation.
Touch it and see what happens! You will probably not be allergic to snow or ice though as it is just frozen water!
I've heard that Sun Silk shampoo is to make your hair more soft to the the touch than before which makes it "silky".