Do Not Interfere with Nature

Men and women have their hair dyed into different colours from their original ones for various reasons. Middle-aged men -- particularly those in the Far East -- like having their grey hair turned to black, while women all over the world enjoy changing their hair colours every several weeks for beauty or other aesthetic reasons.

However, hair-dyeing lotions are made from chemicals that are harmful to the human skin... and if absorbed in large quantities into the blood stream, could easily cause skin inflammation and possibly liver cancer.

Let me give you an illustration so you will agree with me that dyeing your hair could cause your body untold damage. Think of your hair being plants. If you water plants with harmful chemicals, they will naturally die and the soil from which the plants grow will absorb so much poison into it that it will no longer be suitable for cultivation.

Hair-dyeing on a regular basis over a long time period spanning several years turns your hair to snow white. In many cases, such deadened, whitened hair remains dreadfully white on a permanent basis, so that you can easily see many middle-aged men on the street who...after years of compulsive hair-dyeing... have snow white hair although they are still in their 40-s or 50-s.

God has given each one of us a certain hair colour. When we grow old, our hair all turns grey and then gradually white. But if you compulsively dye your hair against all medical advice, your hair will turn sickeningly white even while you are in your 20-s.

What about men with grey hair ? Accept the fact that you can't grow old without getting grey hair. You don't accept that and want to colour your hair into different colours of the rainbow, eh ? Try imagine yourself with snow white hair all over your head...like a much older man in his late 70-s ! Liver cancer ? Perhaps you could avoid that... but whitened, dead-looking hair all over your head ? The answer is an emphatic 'yes' --for both men and women who are unfortunately addicted to dyeing their hair into different colours as a compulsive daily habit.

Just in case you don't have the needed imagination to figure out how snow white your hair could become after years of compulsive hair-dyeing, you are invited to look at this picture of that famous German scientist, Albert Einstein. This picture was taken when he was really an old man. Very few of us have Einstein's high intelligence, but it will take all of us less than three years to definitely acquire his snow white hair if we insist on dyeing our hair as a compulsive-obsessive habit.