Hair Spray
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How to get voluminous eyelashes like Jennifer Lopez for under $20
Getting the red-carpet look without the red-carpet price tag is way easier than you may think.
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Why Pregnant Women Shouldn’t Use Too Much Hair Spray
Most pregnant women are told to avoid soft cheeses, sushi, and deli meat — but now hair products might be added to the banned list. According to a January 2017 study, a chemical found in hair spray and coloring shampoos is linked to birth defects in infant boys. The small study, published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, found that chemicals present in hair spray disrupt endocrine glands (which produce hormones related to development and sexual function
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‘Rotten Red’ Hair Spray Made One Girl’s Hair Fall Out in Clumps
Karina Wyatt was having fun with her 3-year-old daughter, using Fright Night’s Colored Hair Spray in Rotten Red on her little girl’s hair before they went to a hockey game on Dec. 9. The temporary hair color washed right out that night, but when she applied the product again the next day at her toddler’s request, a big clump of the girl's hair fell out.
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People Are Using Hair Spray as Cooking Oil
Black women are intimately familiar with ORS Olive Oil Sheen Spray. A few days ago, Twitter user @ReauxBae took to the platform to reveal that a friend of a friend’s family was using the salon staple to grease pans and fry bacon.
