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Permanent Hair Dyes and Chemical Straighteners May Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study December 5, 2019 Russell Maas Add Your Comments New research has suggested exposure to chemicals used in permanent hair dyes, hair straighteners and hair relaxers increase women’s risk of breast cancer. The findings were published this week in the International Journal of Cancer (IJC), indicating that common hair dyes and straighteners often contain known carcinogens and other hormone disrupting compounds. Researchers from National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) collected data from the Sister Study, which is a long-term research project in the U.S. and Puerto Rico involving over 50,000 participants to study how the environment and genes affect women’s chances of getting breast cancer. HAIR RELAXER COMPENSATION Did you or a loved one use hair relaxer products? Uterine cancer, endometrial cancer and ovarian cancer may be caused by chemicals in hair relaxer. See if you are eligible for benefits. Learn More SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR COMPENSATION HAIR RELAXER COMPENSATION Did you or a loved one use hair relaxer products? Uterine cancer, endometrial cancer and ovarian cancer may be caused by chemicals in hair relaxer. See if you are eligible for benefits. Learn More SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR COMPENSATION Part of the study involved participants answering questionnaires about hair products they used in the past year. More than half of the women reported using permanent hair dyes, and 75% of African-American participants reported using chemical straighteners. Over an eight year period, researchers identified 2,794 cases of breast cancer from participants reporting having used or frequently using permanent hair dyes and chemical straighteners. The data indicates women who reported regularly using permanent hair dyes in the year prior to enrolling in the study were 9% more likely than those who didn’t to develop breast cancer. Researchers pinpointed that African American women who reported using permanent hair dyes regularly were associated with a 60% increase of breast cancer diagnosis, compared to an 8% increased risk for Caucasian women. Similarly, researchers discovered an association between the use of chemical hair straightener and breast cancer diagnosis. NIEHS scientists reported that women who used hair straighteners every five to eight weeks had a 30% increased risk of developing breast cancer. The findings are similar to a study published in 2017, which found that African American women who use dark hair dyes and Caucasian women who use relaxers and straighteners both face increased cancer risks. Although researchers indicated there are many factors that play a role into the risks of developing breast cancer, hair products are known to contain on average more than 5,000 chemicals, including some that may damage DNA or interfere with the body’s endocrine system. Exposure to this wide array of chemicals could allow them to enter an individual’s blood stream and circulate through the body. Previous studies have indicated many hair product designed for African-American women contain higher concentrations of estrogens and more hormone disrupting chemicals, such as formaldehyde, which is a known carcinogen. Co-author of the study Dale Sandler, Ph.D., chief of the NIEHS Epidemiology Branch, cautioned that although there is supporting evidence to the study, additional research is required to replicate the data. Sandler stated that although the association has not been confirmed, women should attempt to avoid hair dye and straightener chemicals as best they can. The American Cancer Society recommends women always take precautions when using hair dyes or straighteners and to always wear gloves when applying hair dye, never leave the dye on your head any longer than the directions say you should and always rinse your scalp thoroughly with water after use. 2022 Hair Relaxer Lawsuit Update Following a growing number of studies suggesting hair relaxers cause cancer and other serious side effects caused by exposure to thousands of chemical ingredients, consumers have begun filing hair relaxer lawsuits against various manufacturers. The lawsuits raise claims that manufacturers failed to warn consumers and concealed information regarding carcinogenic and endocrine disrupting chemicals used in the hair relaxer solutions, which have resulted in the development of breast cancer, uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, uterine fibroids, endometriosis and other serious side effects. Several of the products named in hair relaxer lawsuits have included, but not limited to; Dark and Lovely Optimum Care Relaxer Soft and Beautiful Motions Hair Relaxer TCB Naturals Relaxer Creme Just for Me Hair Relaxer ORS Olive Oil (Organic Root Stimulator) For additional information about hair relaxer lawsuits, visit our hair relaxer lawsuit updates and information page to see the latest developments in the litigation. Tags: Breast Cancer, Cancer, Chemicals, Hair Dye, Hair Straighteners Find Out If You Qualify for Hair Relaxer Compensation More Hair Relaxer Lawsuit Stories Link Between Hair Relaxers and Cancer To Be Examined by Court During “Science Day” July 3, 2025 Hair Relaxer Cancer Lawsuits Continue To Be Filed as Lawyers Prepare First Cases for Trial June 24, 2025 Replacement Hair Relaxer Lawsuit To Be Selected for MDL Bellwether Pool June 12, 2025 2 Comments canasta November 15, 2022 Hi T am 62 years old and in October of 2016 I was diagnosed with stage 2 ductile carcoma . In January 2017 I had a lumpectomy and upon my 4 week follow up I was told that there was more cancer and that I needed a complete mastectomy of my left breast . I have used relaxing straightener of dark and lovely as well as hair dye . Tonya February 12, 2020 What are specific chemicals and how Share Your CommentsFirst Name*Last NameEmail* Shared Comments*This field is hidden when viewing the formI authorize the above comments be posted on this page Yes No Post Comment I authorize the above comments be posted on this page Weekly Digest Opt-In Yes, send me a weekly email with the latest lawsuits, recalls and warnings. Want your comments reviewed by a lawyer?To have an attorney review your comments and contact you about a potential case, provide your contact information below. 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