Panthenol gel may cause scalp irritation in some individuals. This can occur as redness, itching, or a burning sensation on the scalp.
Although rare, you may develop allergic reactions to Panthenol gel. Symptoms can include itching, swelling, rash, or hives. If you experience these symptoms, discontinue use immediately.
Panthenol gel may contribute to dryness or increased frizziness of the hair. This risk increases if your hair is already prone to dryness or damage.
Excessive or improper use of Panthenol gel can lead to increased hair breakage. This can occur if the gel is applied too frequently or not thoroughly rinsed out.
Some individuals may find that Panthenol gel leaves their hair feeling greasy or weighed down. Additionally, if the gel is not properly washed out, it can contribute to build-up on the scalp and hair.
Panthenol gel, particularly if used in excess or not properly rinsed out, can clog the pores on the scalp and lead to the development of scalp acne or pimples.
Panthenol gel may cause slight colour fading in dyed or chemically treated hair. This effect is more likely if the gel is left on the hair for extended periods or used in high concentrations.
Panthenol gel can make your hair more sensitive to sunlight. It is recommended to use sun protection measures, such as wearing a hat or using a hair product with SPF, to minimise the risk of sun damage.
If Panthenol gel comes into contact with your eyes, it can cause irritation or a stinging sensation. Avoid contact with your eyes; if it happens, rinse thoroughly with water.
Panthenol gel may not work well with certain hair care products. It is important to read the labels and avoid combining incompatible ingredients, as they can interact and adversely affect your hair.
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