GreyBan Review
GreyBan is a popular hair colorant that is, unlike regular hair dyes, supposed to colour your white hair gradually and unnoticeably. Its mode of action and composition are similar to such grey hair products as Grecian formula, Restoria and Youthair. It comes in the form of a spray. GreyBan contains
lead acetate as its main active ingredient, which coats and penetrates the hair shaft to be then converted as the hair dries to form a lead-based pigment (lead sulphide). Lead acetate is a poisonous substance and there is no one hundred percent clear answer to safety issues related to its use in hair colouring products. For more information, please refer to the post “Is Grecian Formula Safe?”. I know at least one person very well who has been using lead acetate-based lotions for more than 40 years to dye his hair. He is 72 now and shows no signs of lead poisoning.
Consumer reviews seem quite positive, though some users say GreyBan does not colour their hair completely, which is a common complaint about all metallic-based hair colorants. Interestingly, I could not find anybody complaining about the smell of GreyBan, which happens to be the most frequent complaint with similar products. This is a standard hair colorant that should work well for people with fine hair in lighter shades but do not expect it to colour all your grey hair if more than 50% of it is naturally grey or if it is coarse and very dark. People with red or deep brown hair may not get satisfactory results either.
Tags: GreyBan Review, GreyBan, hair colorant, Restoria, Youthair, Grecian Formula
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May 26, 2008