Here's Why Everyone Is Dying Their Hair Pink

Here's Why Everyone Is Dying Their Hair Pink. 

Here's why Pink has become the standout hair shade of the pandemic.

One could argue that the entire world has spent the past quarantined weeks undergoing a far more intense mental shift. Among the words, my friends have used to describe the feelings of fear and anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic, one I keep returning is "emotional roller coaster." Without our control, it makes sense that people are turning to at-home grooming to regain a sense of stability. But people aren't just doing at-home pedicures and giving themselves DIY haircuts — they're dyeing their hair. And the colour they're choosing is pink.

here theory for why they are buying pink hair colour in droves. "The main reasons are simple: Pink is such a happy colour, and because of its pastel shade, it still feels light and bright, the way blonde hair does "It makes you feel like you have a brand-new colour. Plus, the pink tone upstages the line of demarcation [around your roots], which sort of makes you forget about the grow-out for a minute."

"Pink represents all that we need in this world right now."

Why Pink Hair?

Aside from the beauty benefits of pink hair, there may be psychological reasons why Pink is an especially comforting shade right now. a New York City-based neuropsychologist says that Pink is the colour of "universal love of oneself and others."

"Pink represents all that we need in this world right now. "Very often, pink is thought to have a calming effect. It is not a 'loud' colour like yellow or orange. As most of us lounge around in scruffy clothes like sweatshirts, sweatpants, little to no makeup, and messy hair, pink hair is a way of bringing out our softer side in a way that does not require everyday upkeep and is also not expensive."

While many of us are learning how to do our makeup for Zoom calls, the work-from-home mandate for non-essential workers (and the sad reality that many people have lost their jobs) provides more freedom in how one looks.

"A lot of people want to do a fun crazy colour, but their business doesn't allow them to, "[Now], it's a time where you can experiment with things you've always wanted to do.

"Dyeing your hair pink is fun and a little punk, but it also offers an easy out because it doesn't usually last very long

Pink Is Fun

Mental health experts and hair-colour experts have their thoughts about the prevalence of pandemic pink hair —

 The colour pink associated with a long list of traits: "gentleness, empathy, sensitivity, caring, sweetness, compassion, tenderness, nurturance, and deference." this colour is very strategic. It's all about romance, nostalgia, and love "People with this energy in their enjoy being feminine, and pink energy can bring out the divine feminist in us all."

anyone who is hoping for more fun or playfulness in their daily routine try out the colour pink.

How It's Done

Whether you need more joy, playful energy, or need a project, now might be the perfect time to try out pink hair. Before you stock up on Manic Panic, keep in mind that your base hair colour plays into how any dye will look. "I hate to burst anyone's bubble-gum pink bubble, but during quarantine, the only people who I would recommend pink colours too (or any fashion colours, sadly) are blondes,

Creative colours are "direct dyes," which means they stain the hair instead of permanently colouring it. A light colour base means your stain will show up, whereas, on a base of brown or black hair, it will probably be invisible or very subtle.

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