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Washing your hair is both a chemical and physical change. The chemicals and water is mixing with your hair to clean it and the physical change aspect of it is that your hair is going to be wet and look clean.

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14y ago

yes, because after coloring your hair, your hair cannot be changed back to its original color without "just letting it grow out" or another dye job. the change is irreversible, thus it is a chemical change.

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13y ago

shampooing your does not result in a chemical change because it would not change unless

you died it a different color

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6y ago

Mostly no. Except for slow changes in some of the proteins, it is a physical change. The hair is dead tissue that is relatively the same on the barber shop floor as it was on your head.

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6y ago

Yes

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