Sali Hughes #52 Been there, seen it, done it, knew about it first. Always done it.

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Pretzelstick

I could be wrong, frequently am, but I was always though her hair looked dyed when it was brown. Hard to tell on screen and in photos, I know, but there was a sort of depth and richness to it that I've never seen in natural brown hair.
 
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katz2022

Pretzelstick said:
I could be wrong, frequently am, but I was always though her hair looked dyed when it was brown. Hard to tell on screen and in photos, I know, but there was a sort of depth and richness to it that I've never seen in natural brown hair.
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she claimed she was allergic to dye and couldn’t cover the grey, hence the current situation.
 
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Spurgyrose

She's allergic to an ingredient in hair dye, not hair dye in general. I think the most potent allergens are found in permanent hair dye. But, you know, a more curious beauty journalist might have looked into those ingredients and recommended alternatives or even advocated for better research into less irritating ingredients - it's a pretty common allergy and one that can even develop over time.


Or maybe she did do that! I clearly missed the column where she talked about her hair dye allergy. Nonetheless, it's confusing to hear that someone is allergic to hair dye ingredients and then they go off and mess about with their hair colour and expose themselves to many other allergens and chemicals in the process.
 
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melfish

You can have no issues for decades, then suddenly have an anaphylactic reaction, as in Sali's case
 
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Bluebellesse

She did quite a good article at the time, and said somewhere that Guardian legal stopped her saying more.

Could your hair dye kill you?

Recent severe reactions to hair colouring have prompted the question: why is the likely culprit – PPD – still being used, when it's banned in makeup
www.theguardian.com
 
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DianeAbbotsMojito

Those glasses The more I look at them, I realise they're a middle aged woman take on the hipster two years ago incel specs. They aren't quite oversized enough, the shape of the lenses isn't right, the wire frames are a little too thick and the lenses need thinning out desperately, she looks like Kinky John.
 
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Missypissy

Now available in Boots has got to win some sort of award for cringiest content ever.
Feels like Sali and Dan need to discuss who is responsible for the shameful lameness of this in that cafe they use for the losing team on The Apprentice. Back in the boardroom Sali will blame Dan for the shit pun. Dan will say it was down to Sali dying to show off her footwear.
 
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