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Jun
25
If you want a new hair color or need to cover up some grays, but don’t like the idea of using a lot of chemicals on your hair, Ideal Bite has a guide to eco-friendly hair dyes. After reading that coal tar, a common hair color ingredient, is a carcinogen I’ll be giving a natural hair dye a try!
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Thank you so much for this! I have been wanting to use natural hair dyes, but everything I’ve read about henna really didn’t make me want to try it!! Thank you for these wonderful resources – I will be trying them soon!