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Can Prescription Drugs Affect a Perm?

Does the drug OxyIR (oxycodone) stop your hair from curling during the perm process?

By Leslie

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July 22, 20110 found this helpful

I don't know about that particular drug, but my younger sister was a beautician for years and she wouldn't perm or color hair within a certain time before or after a planned surgery or a pregnant woman's due date. We used to have really good arguments about that because I would want a perm a month before my due date and she would refuse and tell me why. Since then I have asked various other beauticians about that and they all agree. I also know from experience that some prescriptions drugs can cause a person's hair to thin. Look up your meds online and see what you can find out.

 
July 25, 20110 found this helpful

I can only tell you this, after taking chemo, once my hair came back and got long enough, I tried to color it. The color set my scalp on fire! I also bought something from my hairdresser to help thicken my hair at that time because it came back in really thin.

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Same thing. Burned like heck. So I'd say drugs can definitely have an effect on your hair and scalp.

 

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