When to dye hair after birth.

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Kimberley R.

Sep 9, 2015

Kimberley R.

When is it safe to dye hair after having a baby? I know some people say 6 weeks and some say longer. Would love some expert advice please.

Nicole A.

Sep 9, 2015

Nicole A.

I dyed mine right after all my kids births, but I did only bottle feed them.

Danica P.

Sep 9, 2015

Danica P.

I dyed my hair even while prego I went and got my hair done in a salon and everything I know its personal preference but there realy is no harm in it as long as your not like licking or eating the hair dye but I'm not a doctor so realy thats who you should ask if there are any concerns btw my son is 15 months now and healthy lol.

Kimberley R.

Sep 9, 2015

Kimberley R.

Ok thanks ladies 😊

Lisa W.

Sep 9, 2015

Lisa W.

They say highlights are better while you are pregnant because the dye isn't in contact with the scalp I've done both while pregnantbut. obviously any concerns talk to Dr

Delara g.

Sep 10, 2015

Delara g.

Skin and immune system become sensitive while a lady is pregnant, plus the chemicals in the dye are most likely not safe for your baby. I would talk with a doctor first.

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