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People die children's hair and post it on the internet and people have strong opinions. Cool moms are all for the cause when they are securely realized, but a police internet police certainly had some opinions.

An angry commentator wrote,"Absolutely not, let the kids be just kids. If you want to do something really good with his hair, grow up and do it. This will learn your children solidarity, empathy, support, etc. " Ok, Internet troll, thank you for telling all the others how parent!


In terms of health, it is not safe to bleach or dye hair up to puberty, due to the sensitivity of young hair making more subject to ammonia or paraphenylenediamine damage. But if it has been healthy and natural, there should be no negative repercussions.


Honestly, it's more appropriate for a child to try these funky colors than an adult. I mean, adults with purple and pink hair? Does the appropriate and appropriate demographics for rainbow brite hair?

If it's safe and healthy, why not?"I allow my daughter to express himself in any way, she wants as long as she is not damaged" a parent says. Herbs and teas have been used to dye hair in cultures for centuries and is an excellent natural alternative.


It should also be noted that we approve the only non-permanent non-permanent rule and most parents allowing their children to dye their hair agree. Dermatologists say that temporary colors simply cover the hair tree and are not as damaged as dyes and what to do a patch test is not just safe but essential with respect to allergies.


If DIY is not so your style, we suggest you make a scanning in a living room since the leaves or bleaching can be so damaging. It's softener of well locks than the youngest people usually have children. If you are indfy about age that it will do it, ask a pediatrician just to be safe.


This can also be a fun collage activity to do together. For moms who like to experiment with the dyeing of their own strands, it is the ideal evening girls with your daughter. What are your thoughts? Would you like to panic if your child or niece has come home with neon electric streaks?