Given the worldwide popularity of hair dyeing, there is an urgent need to understand the
toxicities and risks associated with exposure to chemicals found in hair dye formulations …

Background Hair products may contain hazardous chemicals with endocrine-disrupting and
carcinogenic properties. Previous studies have found hair product use to be associated with …

To look superior and acceptable in society, people from all over the world use various types
of cosmetic products to enhance or alter their facial appearance and body texture. In recent …

Abstract Background Personal care products (PCPs) may contain chemicals associated with
adverse health effects. Prior studies found differences in product use by race/ethnicity and …

Background Personal care products are a source of exposure to endocrine disrupting and
asthma-associated chemicals. Because use of hair products differs by race/ethnicity, these …

Background Personal care product use may contribute to elevated body burdens of
consumer product chemicals among women of color; however, racial/ethnic differences in …

Many hair products contain endocrine‐disrupting compounds and carcinogens potentially
relevant to breast cancer. Products used predominately by black women may contain more …

The environmental injustice of beauty is a conceptual framework linking intersectional
systems of oppression (eg, racism, sexism, and classism) to racialized beauty practices …

Background Certain types of hair products are more commonly used by Black women.
Studies show hair products contain several endocrine-disrupting chemicals that are …

We evaluated whether hair products, which may contain carcinogens and endocrine
disruptors that can be absorbed into the bloodstream, are related to ovarian cancer …