Natural, chemical or no hair colourants? 1) Natural like henna, chamomile ...
2) Peroxide, E numbers ...
3) Whatever your hair actually is.
Is there a %26quot;A) value - B) action%26quot; gap in your beauty routine?
A) Think about the values of a product to your health and the environment.
B) Action of plonking whatever is to hand on your head or actually read the labels.

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Henna. Messy to use but effective. Lovely deep glossy colour that fades naturally after about six weeks. Colours grey aswell. Chemical products get absorbed through the scalp very quickly as it is very vascular. Peroxides have been found in urine after 20 mins when hair has been coloured with chemicals. Scary stuff.

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• What the heck is this all about? This is non-sensical.
  
  Oh btw, there is no such thing as something with no %26quot;chemicals%26quot; in it. EVERYTHING is a chemical, natural or not.
• The hair everytime
• henna (once)
  might do it again when white hairs outnumber ginger.
• Nothing. Oh a little soap, sure, but that%26#039;s it.