Menopausal Night Sweats
A: Provided your hair's chemical treatments for color used permanent hair color, there should be no real problems, beyond potentially an initial "bleed-off" of color that may be resting on the surface of the hair shaft. This often occurs anyway in the use of permanent hair color in very rich or bold, dark colors.
With a perm, problems depend on how porous the hair has become post-perming. They also vary with the alkalinity of the person's perspiration. You definitely want to use a gentle cleansing shampoo and a good conditioner to keep the hair as moisturized and smooth as possible and try to avoid leaving the hair damp with sweat any longer than necessary.
Please know that having significant problems as a result of night sweats is VERY unlikely. The warnings above assume that the hair is potentially damaged by the chemical service received, and that the perspiration chemistry is significantly alkaline. In most cases, there are no notable issues with night sweats and perms or hair color. The only real issue is the discomfort of the night sweats themselves.
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See also:
Perms
Workout with permed hair
Can you sleep with temporary hair color?
Are there any chemicals in a perm that will be affected by high humidity?
