Written By: Tania Tarafdar | Updated: January 6, 2017, 7:23 PM
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If you have noticed that your hair colour has changed without even using a dye, know that it is not uncommon and it can change on its own. Hair and beauty expert Janet Fernandez explains to you why your hair has a new hue and it is not just because you are ageing.
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Chemical treatments: Using bleach to lift your hair will eventually weaken your hair bonds and also change its colour. And if you frequently visit the salon to dye your hair, the dye will oxidise and alter the colour of your hair over time.
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Heat: Frequently using heating tools will not only damage your hair strands but also cause your hair colour to dull over time. So be sure to lower your heat settings on an adjustable heat tool.
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Including dryness, brittleness, and colour fading. Using hair care products with UV filters helps shield the hair from UV-induced damage, preserving its health and appearance. Additionally, wearing hats or scarves provides physical protection for the hair and scalp, reducing exposure to harmful UV rays. Regular deep conditioning treatments can also help nourish and strengthen sun-exposed hair, minimizing the risk of damage.
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Genetics: If you have already noticed your first grey it could be because your dad or mum has grey hair. Genetics determine your hair colour and texture and can be a substantial factor behind how your hair will age.
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Pregnancy: You may even notice changes in the colour and texture the hair during pregnancy. The higher levels of oestrogen during pregnancy bring on these changes.
