What are the hazards of washing your hair with Huoxiang Zhengqi Water?
1, scalp allergy
The alcohol in Huoxiang Zhengqi shampoo can easily irritate the skin and cause skin allergy, and then the symptoms are itchy scalp, redness and rash.
2, dry scalp peeling
When Huoxiang Zhengqi water volatilizes, it will take away the moisture on the scalp surface, resulting in dry scalp peeling. If your skin is dry and dry, it will be worse after shampooing with musk.
3. When your head is cold.
When washing your hair with Huoxiang Zhengqi water, there will be no coolness on your scalp, because alcohol has a cooling effect when it volatilizes.
4, unable to clean hair
When washing hair with Huoxiang Zhengqi water, ordinary water is not suitable for long-term use, does not have cleaning function, and does not clean hair for a long time, which is prone to scalp problems.
1. Huoxiang Zhengqi Water does have headache symptoms caused by colds, colds and heatstroke, but the specific method should be oral, not used for washing hair. Shampooing methods can't make drugs absorbed by human body. There is no therapeutic effect.
2. Huoxiang Zhengqi Water is made of musk, medlar, tripe, perilla leaf, white peony root, orange peel, platycodon grandiflorum, Atractylodes macrocephala, Magnolia officinalis (ginger), Pinellia ternate, licorice and other drugs. In most cases, it is the effect of clearing away heat and promoting diuresis, vomiting in the stomach, and aromatic turbidity. It has no effect on hair care, so it can't be considered true.
3. Even if ginger and white vinegar are added, white hair can't turn black, because there are many reasons for black hair, and ginger, white vinegar and musk hydration have no effect of black hair, so this method is not established. Don't use it without scientific basis.
Judging from the composition of Huoxiang Zhengqi water, it has no hair care effect, and even if it is used with ginger white vinegar, it has no hair blackening effect.
Here is the Huoxiang Zhengqi Water Shampoo, which has no effect on black hair.
The article was transferred from: Health Network?