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Hair Dye History<\/b><\/h1>\n

Hair dye products are everywhere and to be honest with you: we love them! There are plenty of colors to choose from, plenty of styles to create, you can even wear many colors at the same time. The possibilities are endless. The question we want to ask you today is the following: have you ever wonder when \u00a0did people started dyeing their hair? Some studies show it started in ancient Egypt, others in ancient Greece. Lets find out!<\/p>\n

The Beginning<\/b><\/h2>\n

The truth is that\u00a0people have always searched for new ways to decorate, transform and improve their appearance. Since the beginning of the documented history we have records of body transformations, tattoos and body paintings. Throughout the years, technology improved these procedures and people continued to transform their bodies in different ways. Dye history started with men and women searching for colorful plant extracts to make dye. Ancient texts show that back then dyes were not permanent and color options were limited to black or red. Henna was the most common natural dye used for body art. It was also used as hair dye to cover gray hair. Later, permanent colors were developed in Rome, where \u00a0black was the only color available; luckily, Romans were able to eventually create new options.<\/p>\n

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Some Facts<\/b><\/h2>\n