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12 Nov

Lawsuit Claims Relaxers From These Corporations Caused A Woman’s

Lawsuit Claims Relaxers From These Corporations Caused A Woman’s
October has been quite a month for the relaxer business. First, most of the model girlies who graced the boxes of our childhood relaxers reveal that they were sporting natural hair. Then, the National Institutes of Health released a study in regards to the the product’s health risks: women who incessantly used relaxers (i.e.greater than 4 times a yr) were greater than twice as prone to develop uterine cancer as women who didn’t. Just days after that study got here out, a lady filed a lawsuit claiming that relaxers from five corporations led to her uterine cancer, The Washington Post reports. Jenny Mitchell was 28-years-old when she was diagnosed with uterine cancer. She only discovered after visiting a fertility clinic. After her diagnosis,...
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3 Nov

Are Relaxers And Sew-Ins In Vogue Again? – Essence

Are Relaxers And Sew-Ins In Vogue Again? – Essence
Nia Lewis “Natural hair is tough.” This viewpoint is common amongst women nearing the tip of their braided, bantu-knotted and picked rope styles lengthening their preparing process to hours. It’s also a preferred sentiment with those preferring relaxers and sew-ins with treated leave-outs. Each side have supporters.  Following an uptick in early influencers like Vanisha S. and Kendra and Kelsey Murrell sharing takes on why chemical-free hair was value trying, the second wave of the natural hair movement grew roots within the 2010s. With the arrival of social media, it was easier than ever to construct a platform, share details about hair and find community. Unlike its predecessor over 50 years earlier, this natural hair wasn’t solely a political statement; it was about...
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30 Sep

Are Relaxers And Sew-Ins In Vogue Again?

Are Relaxers And Sew-Ins In Vogue Again? – Essence
Nia Lewis “Natural hair is tough.” This viewpoint is common amongst women nearing the tip of their braided, bantu-knotted and picked rope styles lengthening their preparing process to hours. It’s also a preferred sentiment with those preferring relaxers and sew-ins with treated leave-outs. Either side have supporters.  Following an uptick in early influencers like Vanisha S. and Kendra and Kelsey Murrell sharing takes on why chemical-free hair was price trying, the second wave of the natural hair movement grew roots within the 2010s. With the arrival of social media, it was easier than ever to construct a platform, share details about hair and find community. Unlike its predecessor over 50 years earlier, this natural hair wasn’t solely a political statement; it was about...
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