Toxic chemicals found in synthetic hair used for braids and extensions
A Consumer Reports study identified lead, benzene, and other toxic substances in braiding hair from major brands.
Lead, Toxic Chemicals Found in Synthetic Braiding Hair
TUESDAY, March 4, 2025 (HealthDay News) -- Some popular synthetic hair products used for braids, twists and extensions may ...
Lead and toxic chemicals found in synthetic braiding hair
Some popular synthetic hair products used for braids, twists and extensions may contain cancer-causing chemicals and high ...
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The chemicals found in synthetic hair that you rarely see
Investigations reveal carcinogens and lead in popular synthetic hair extensions, raising health concerns for consumers ...
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Lead, toxic chemicals found in some synthetic hair design products
Some popular synthetic hair products used for braids, twists and extensions may contain cancer-causing chemicals and high ...
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Synthetic hair marketed toward Black women contains carcinogens and lead, report finds
Synthetic hair has long been a staple in protective hairstyles for ... Friedman said the Consumer Reports study highlights an ...
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What’s in Your Hair? Experts Weigh in on the Next Steps for Safer Products
New testing from Consumer Reports reveals that the synthetic braiding hair products they tested contained harmful chemicals ...
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Lead, toxic chemicals found in some synthetic hair design products
Some popular synthetic hair products used for braids ... forever chemicals have connection to kidney cancer Study: Many toxic chemicals enter body via food packaging No level of methylene chloride ...
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Consumer Reports Finds Toxic Chemicals in Popular Synthetic Braiding Hair Brands
Braided hairstyles remain a popular choice for Black people, offering a versatile and low-maintenance way to protect natural ...
Are synthetic hair extensions safe: Uncovering the risks for black women
The health ramifications of prolonged exposure to these toxic materials have alarmed experts. Dr. James Rogers, the director ...