Skin & bodyHow-to guide
Hair Dye Safety: Allergy Tests and Reactions
How to dye your hair at home more safely: why to test 48 hours before, what PPD is, signs of a reaction, what to do, and when it's an emergency.
Based on NHS · FDA
2 min read
Healthy skin, hair and nails start with simple, consistent care. This hub covers sun protection, gentle cleansing and moisturising, and safe ways to handle everyday beauty tasks such as hair dyeing at home.

Always patch-test new products, follow product instructions, and see a doctor or dermatologist for changing moles, persistent rashes or skin that will not heal.
Choosing and using sunscreen, shade and clothing.
Cleansing, moisturising and avoiding irritation.
Washing, dyeing and protecting hair and scalp.
Keeping nails healthy and removing polish safely.
Skin & bodyHow-to guide
How to dye your hair at home more safely: why to test 48 hours before, what PPD is, signs of a reaction, what to do, and when it's an emergency.
Based on NHS · FDA
2 min read
Skin & bodyHow-to guide
What SPF, UVA stars and 'broad spectrum' mean, how much sunscreen to use, when to reapply, and why sunscreen alone is not enough.
Based on NHS · American Academy of Dermatology
3 min read
Skin & body
Skin & body
Skin & body
The American Academy of Dermatology recommends a broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, applied generously and reapplied about every two hours outdoors or after swimming or sweating.
Source: American Academy of Dermatology — How to select a sunscreen (opens in a new tab)