Dihydroxyindoline

Hair dyeing Restricted — conditions apply

CAS: 29539-03-5 - 138937-28-7 Opens the substance record on PubChem
EC: - - 421-170-6
Status: Restricted — conditions apply · Annex III, entry 204
Maximum: 2.0%
Conditions: - Can cause allergic reaction - You have ever experienced any reaction afther colouring your hair - You have experienced a reaction to a temporary 'black henna' tattoo in the past
In brief: Dihydroxyindoline is a synthetic compound used as a hair dye ingredient. It reacts with other dye components during colouring to form pigments that colour the hair shaft, and is typically found in permanent or semi-permanent hair colorant formulations.
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