New Study Shows Chemical Hair-Straightening Products Can Increase Risk For Uterine Cancer
Women use a variety of hair and skincare products each day, many of which contain toxic chemicals that are absorbed into our bloodstream. One product in particular that may be causing significant damage to the body is a chemical hair straightener. A new study suggests that regular use of this product can increase your risk for uterine cancer.
The average woman uses 12 different beauty products a day, from face cleanser to hair spray to foundation to body lotion. It was only recently that women were informed of how dangerous these products can be if they contain toxins and chemicals, because even though they're being used on the outside of our body, the ingredients are eventually absorbed into our bloodstream. However, a new study shows that chemical hair straighteners in particular pose a high risk to women's health.