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What is the shelf life of your hair color?
Asked by judy w. on 6/9/2017
1 Answer
Adil i.9/24/2019
Direct sunlight - It will warm up or heat the chemicals, causing them to separate and rendering the dye useless.
Air - Air causes rapid oxidation. If the product contains peroxide, it will interact with the oxygen in the air and cause the dye to go bad.
Moisture - Moisture damages packaging if the hair dye comes in a box, and can lead to oxidation as well.
Micro-organisms - Bacteria and microorganisms can interact with the chemicals and thrive in the ammonia present in the dye, causing several chemical reactions that will cause the dye to go bad.
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Air - Air causes rapid oxidation. If the product contains peroxide, it will interact with the oxygen in the air and cause the dye to go bad.
Moisture - Moisture damages packaging if the hair dye comes in a box, and can lead to oxidation as well.
Micro-organisms - Bacteria and microorganisms can interact with the chemicals and thrive in the ammonia present in the dye, causing several chemical reactions that will cause the dye to go bad.
https://donparkersales.com/hunter-automotive-equipment/
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