Could Growing Prevalence Of Hair-Dye Allergy Necessitate New Regulation?
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
A rising incidence of hair-dye-related allergic reactions is reason for concern in a society fraught with "cultural and commercial pressures to dye hair," doctors contend in the Feb. 3 British Medical Journal
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