4 Reasons Why Adding Sweet and Low to Hair Color Formulations Should Be Avoided

True Hair Education shares reasons why adding Sweet and Low to hair color formulations should be avoided, emphasizing the importance of using safe and professional techniques.
True Hair Education shares reasons why adding Sweet and Low to hair color formulations should be avoided, emphasizing the importance of using safe and professional techniques.

Brenda Amaral and Kerri Hebb from True Hair Education share reasons why adding Sweet and Low to hair color formulations should be avoided, emphasizing the importance of using safe and professional techniques. As hair stylists and salon owners, it's our responsibility to provide clients with exceptional hair color results while prioritizing the health and integrity of the hair and scalp. A well known myth has circulated among professionals suggesting that adding artificial sweeteners like Sweet and Low to hair color formulations can enhance color vibrancy and longevity as well as diminish scalp sensitivity. However, it is important to understand the potential risks associated with this practice. In this article, we will delve into the reasons why adding Sweet and Low to hair color formulations should be avoided, emphasizing the importance of using safe and professional techniques.

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