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Nowadays, some people are changing their way of looking through hair colour, cosmetics and even plastic surgery. What are the reasons? Is it a good thing?

Nowadays, some people are changing their way of looking through hair colour, cosmetics and even plastic surgery. What are the reasons? Is it a good thing? 


Undoubtedly, in modern days a few people change their looks and facial features by undergoing hair colour, cosmetics and opting for plastic surgery. The advent of the materialistic era is one of the major issues behind this trend, and I think it invites merits and demerits. 


To start with, people head towards beauty parlours and saloons to stay young and beautiful. Moreover, these days a number of youngsters love to mushroom their careers in the fashion industry, owing to which they must change their facial expressions. To cite an example, it is clear that numerous models and celebrities prefer to undergo plastic surgery to allure the public by getting ultra-fine faces. Hence, this culture is in vogue these days. 


On the one hand, innumerable merits have been reported by opting for plastic surgery, hair colour and cosmetics. Initially, almost every type of facial deformity can be overcome by surgery, and this is the biggest advantage that is being reaped by celebrities. Besides this, owing to stress and spurious food, some youngsters have lost their natural hair colour, and by visiting parlours, they keep on regaining their desired hair colour. As a result, people look glamorous by using mentioned concepts.   


On the other hand, this scenario also invites downsides. Firstly, several hair dyes consist of petroleum sources that impose disastrous effects on the scalp. In brief, Ammonia is a common ingredient in many modern-day hair colours that leads to hair degradation and ultimately causes cancer. Secondly, numerous people who have opted for plastic surgery now suffer permanent facial deformities. Moreover, recently, the Canadian supermodel has developed Hyperplasia disorder owing to this surgery. 


To conclude, after this discussion, I am of the opinion that these activities come out to be a boon for people if used within limits; otherwise, they are a bane.

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