City of Hope study finds possible link between Black hair products and breast cancer

[@oliviathompsongreen3948]

If I may . . . Stop the LIES ! ! ! White hair product have the same preservative ingredients as Black hair products. The problem is the DROP IN THE SALE OF NON-Black hair products! QUESTION! How many white women died of breast cance? Talk about that . . . WE WOKE NOW! Selah! Dr. O.💖

[@saleemahfareed4790]

I like to know why all of sudden it’s black hair Products we find ourselves and black hair Products been for a long time we need to think about it 🙏🏾😊

[@svcarranza]

What are the apps we can use to check the products we have on hand?

[@Maximillion666]

Not shocking I was using Talcum Powder once and awhile over the years. Now its been recalled and caused cancer. I miss Canada's food and drug system that is way more strict. I was shocked how many chemicals are banned in Canada/Europe that are allowed here in the US.

[@thevibe7415]

Can you reference some articles so I can research them myself?

[@MRWEDAWEST]

@@thevibe7415 OR just call the dangerous chemicals out by name.

[@w2385-i2s]

sue the companies

[@AC-ft5xw]

The puff is very beautiful

[@femmebrulee5053]

Another channel had a story on this study and they reported that some of the chemicals found in hair relaxers are suspected carcinogen s. Black women are more likely to use hair relaxers than other women.

[@idonhadenuff5979]

Oh boy 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@TheHouseofChameleons]

Chemicals and cancer, who knew?

[@repent_0ne]

Know your enemy.

[@JudgeDredd_]

Pink lotion for the win

[@didymosprasinos]

But they need their weaves! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@hifiman4562]

Just wear a wig.

[@Herbie11]

No proof.

[@turdfurgeson517]

Red dye number 6

[@bunchie7021]

No, it's Yellow #5 what is causing the cancer look it up. Yellow #5 is banned in other countries, but not in the United States.

[@bunchie7021]

It's Yellow #5 that's in the product that is causing the cancer. Yellow #5 is banned in other states

[@darz3829]

We're all aware that certain hair presents certain problems. But I ask why not just go with a natural approach? For one thing, doing freakish things with styles just points out how being divisive is important. That goes for men's styles too (the palm tree approach and Farina style), And especially young girls with their Mickey Mouse ears. It's like the philosophy is, I got crappy hair, so I'll make it even crappier. Why not go with strengths?

[@turdfurgeson517]

This is the most racist test ever. Haha