ALTRIS HD SOFT BLACK 1

About

Altris HD Soft Black 1 is a cosmetic product primarily formulated for hair coloring, designed to impart a soft black shade to the hair. While not a medicinal product, its application involves chemical interactions with hair structure and scalp. Hair dyes typically contain a blend of pigments, developers (like hydrogen peroxide), and conditioning agents. The coloring process involves opening the hair cuticle, allowing the dye molecules to penetrate the cortex and react with the developer to form larger, permanent color molecules. This product aims to provide long-lasting color coverage, including gray hair, while potentially offering conditioning benefits to minimize damage. Users should be aware of the chemical nature of hair dyes and the importance of patch testing to prevent adverse reactions.

Uses

• To color hair to a soft black shade.
• To cover gray or white hair effectively.
• To enhance natural hair color with a darker tone.
• For cosmetic hair transformation and aesthetic purposes.

Directions For Use

Perform a patch test 48 hours prior to use. Mix components as directed and apply evenly to dry hair. Leave on for the recommended duration, then rinse thoroughly.

Benefits

• Achieves a rich, soft black hair color.
• Provides effective coverage for gray hair.
• Offers a long-lasting color result.
• Potentially includes conditioning agents for hair health.
• Enhances hair's aesthetic appeal.
• Easy to apply at home.

Side Effects

• Allergic reactions (e.g., itching, rash, swelling)
• Scalp irritation or redness
• Burning or stinging sensation on the scalp
• Hair breakage or damage
• Dryness of hair or scalp
• Eye irritation if product comes into contact
• Skin discoloration (temporary)
• Unpleasant odor during application
• Respiratory irritation from fumes (rare)
• Contact dermatitis
• Hair texture changes
• Increased hair sensitivity

Safety Measures

• Alcohol - Avoid using alcohol-based hair products immediately before or after coloring, as they can dry out hair and potentially affect color longevity or scalp sensitivity.
• Pregnancy - While generally considered low risk, some healthcare providers advise caution or avoidance of hair dyes during the first trimester due to chemical exposure. Consult a doctor.
• Breastfeeding - Limited data suggest minimal systemic absorption of hair dye chemicals. Generally considered safe, but discuss with a healthcare professional if concerned.
• Liver - Systemic absorption of hair dye chemicals is minimal, so significant impact on liver function is unlikely. However, individuals with severe liver conditions should exercise caution.
• Kidney - As systemic absorption is low, hair dye use is not typically a concern for kidney function. Patients with severe kidney disease should consult their physician if they have concerns.
• Lung - Ensure good ventilation during application to minimize inhalation of fumes, which could potentially irritate respiratory passages, especially for individuals with pre-existing lung conditions like asthma.

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