A new scientific study has highlighted some very worrying results compared to the use of hair dyes. Yes, this study clearly shows that regular use of non-natural hair dye for a longer period or as a professional, can lead cancer.
Here's what he said:
"Epidemiological studies have shown an association between exposure to cancer and the incidence of hair dye. Several cohort and case studies have shown an increased riskbladder cancer in hairdressers and barbers who are occupationally exposed to hair dyes. 'reported that there was a significant and dose-dependent statistical association between hair dyes and risk of ovarian cancer.
Women with prolonged use of very black hair dye in the dark increased the risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and multiple myeloma fatal (Murata et al., 2006).
[These are the first two paragraphs of the study byMurata and colleagues, in particular, with an alarming rate, anyone who uses dyes, natural hair should not be aware of.]
The chemical threat associated with these non-natural hair care products are dangerous and potentially lethal. This study has many implications and should be as distributed as possible, so far, because many men and women use these products without the kind of knowledge that can be causedalso long-term health problems.
Natural products for hair care are used for hair dyes do not contain these toxic chemicals and natural hair dye, while perhaps not easy to use and not for the time some of their toxic counterparties, reducing risks to Health should be worth the extra effort – even if the extra effort.
The warnings should not be over. Shampoo hair andConditioners manufactured by many leading cosmetics still contain ingredients such as SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate) and other potentially harmful ingredients, but there are warnings on packets or labels on consumers aware of possible risks should be included. These types of chemicals, SLS, parabens formaldehyde should, MIT, etc., at all costs avoid.
It 'true that an agreement in some cases, not yet, for example, parabens, scientists, whether they are actually carcinogenicor not, but I'm not a player, my suggestion is better not to use them first, only to discover that …
Similarly, while a shift towards the use of natural ingredients in skin care and safe, it still produces the safe use of natural ingredients that are not adequately tested them. Again, you should be cautious and err on the side of "pretty sure then sorry" for actuallynatural products for skin care than others.
Let's look at a typical body moisturizer. The elements that are included are made of a known brand of skin care:
Water – end
Isopropyl – nontoxic
Glycerine – nontoxic
Stearic acid – can cause eye irritation
Cetyl esters – Effects of exposure: direct effects: eyes, irritation of the skin and mucous membranes may. Have delayed effects occur: irritation of the skin and eyes, burning, dryness, acne, dermatitis and hypopigmentation.
PEG-100 – Effects of Exposure: Skin: dermatitis, sensitization / allergic reaction; material is a photosensitizer, can irritate eyes and skin.
Glyceryl Stearate – nontoxic
Triethanolamine – Skin / Eyes: irritation, redness, pain and damage. Ingestion: Burns to mouth, throat, esophagus, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting andDiarrhea.
Stearamide DEA – Effects of Exposure: Eyes: Mild eye irritation. Skin: Mild skin irritation (after prolonged or repeated contact). Inhalation: Irritation (upper respiratory tract). Prolonged or repeated exposure can cause central nervous system depression. Ingestion: irritation of the gastrointestinal tissues, central nervous system depression.
Allantoin – nontoxic
Methyl Paraben – Inhalation: very dangerous. Eyes: Irritating. Irritating to the skin.Ingestion: Irritant. The substance is toxic to the lungs. yield repeated exposure to the substance can damage organs.
Imidazolidinyl urea – possible allergic reactions. Irritant reaction to the test sites of patents suffering occur with suspected contact dermatitis.
Carbomer – Effects of Exposure: Eyes: irritation, corneal damage. Skin irritation / burns. Inhalation: Irritation of upper airway anesthesia. Ingestion: changes in heart rate (people withshould liver / kidney problems avoid contact).
Propylparaben – Eye / skin irritant. Inhalation / ingestion: Dangerous. The substance is toxic to the lungs.
Miele – Large
Perfumes – not fixed but is synthetic – possibly toxic.
[The information on ingredients in the above list is a great service provided by Cornell University (website provided later in this article).]
This is a simple moisturizer to your dampPart of the skin – I do not know about you, but I do not put anywhere near my skin. There is growing evidence that many ingredients used in hair care, body care and skin care are potentially hazardous to our health, but despite these dangers, some of these findings are present or readily accessible to the public.
It 's a great site that provides information on ingredients: http://ccinfoweb.ccohs.ca/msds/search.htmlAll you need is the name of the principle that you want to know the dossier. You will receive a results page. Usually, the first on the list, click the like. Then select in Section 3 – Hazards Identification Including Emergency Overview to see what can cause potential risks of you ingredients. These sheets are by no means a complete record of all the possible health effects that can cause a particular ingredient, but give you a good ideait would be better to avoid certain ingredients.
Reference:
Murata, M. Nishimura, T. Chen, F., and Kawanishi, S. (2006) oxidative DNA damage induced by hair dye components dismutase ortho-phenylenediamine and the enhancment of superoxide. Mutagenesis and genetic toxicology Environmental Hygiene, 607 (2006) 184-191.