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Hair dying

Hello I'm 20 weeks pregnant I dyed my hair , but before doing it my midwife had stated it was ok and to go for it since I'm already in my second trimester . When I dye it everyone is like what have you done it's bad for the baby the midwife is wrong I searched it up online it also said it was fine .. Did I make a mistake ? Have anyone of you guys done it ?
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Totally fine, don't listen to other people. My worst pet peeve is people telling me whats okay and not for the baby. Ive been told I cant eat tabasco sauce, dye my hair or lift small things by only my coworkers and I am more than happy to express my nasty opinions to them on why they should just shut up. Lol
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It's perfectly fine even bleaching is you should just do it in a well ventilated room I only know this because I live with a hair stylist  lol
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Here's some info on beauty treatments during pregnancy from MedHelp.org and the I'm Expecting app. Look for it in Week 13!

http://www.medhelp.org/pregnancy-health/slideshows/Is-It-Safe-Top-Pregnancy-Questions-Answered/2158/6
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It's fine really. I've bleached and dyed. This is my fifth
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You can colour your hair while pregnant. It's fine.
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