If you do decide to dye your hair while you're pregnant, try a natural dye, avoid salons, and wait for your third trimester.

As soon as you find out you’re having a baby, pregnancy books and obstetricians will give you lists of things to avoid. Think: contact sports, chemical sunscreens, store-bought sushi. But what about ...

If you’re the parent of a teenager, your young beauty has most likely asked for hair color. Perhaps you’ve been resistant because of the potential dryness and damage that comes with it. So, how can ...

Experts have generally advised waiting until after the first trimester before colouring your hair. Is this still the case? Three experts weigh in… “Steer clear of hair dyes in the first trimester so ...

Hair dye is a chemical product for treating her, with each combination of chemicals creating a specific color. If these chemicals go bad in some way, the color doesn’t turn out as planned. To help ...

While you can technically dye your hair as often as you’d like, it’s more a matter of how often you *should* dye your hair so that you can minimize damage and maintain your hair’s health. How often ...

As soon as you find out you’re having a baby, pregnancy books and obstetricians will give you lists of things to avoid. Think: contact sports, chemical sunscreens, store-bought sushi. But what about ...