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Chemical Hair Straightener Class Action Lawsuits

Certain chemical hair straighteners and hair relaxers have been linked to uterine cancer in women who use these hair products often. In some cases, women who used hair relaxers more than four times per year had a 250% increase to uterine cancer risks and diagnoses. Consumers are now taking legal action and demanding answers.

Robert Peirce & Associates, P.C. is proud to represent women who used chemical hair straighteners and were later diagnosed with uterine cancer. We are investigating the situation and hearing from clients just like you. If you are interested in knowing your legal options and if you could be owed compensation for the harm you have suffered, then please call our hair relaxer lawyers at (844) 383-0565 now. We are headquartered in Pittsburgh but can help class action lawsuit clients nationwide.

What is a Hair Relaxer?

A hair relaxer is a hair product used to chemically straighten hair by temporarily altering tight curl patterns. Historically, hair product companies have heavily marketed hair relaxers to Black communities. As a result, Black women have been inordinately impacted by unsafe hair relaxer products when compared to other consumer demographics.

Hair relaxer brands that have been implicated in cancer lawsuits include but aren’t limited to:

  • L’Oreal
  • Dark & Lovely
  • Olive Oil
  • Carson Soft Sheen

What Makes Some Hair Relaxers Dangerous?

Research has been released recently that points to the hazardous nature of phthalates, a main chemical component in hair relaxers.

Phthalates have been linked too various serious illnesses, such as:

  • Uterine cancer
  • Breast cancer
  • Fertility issues
  • Asthma
  • Developmental issues
  • Higher risk of obesity

Hair relaxers are believed to significantly increase the risk of phthalate-related illnesses due to the need to repeatedly use them. Most people who use chemical hair straighteners must apply the product every four to six weeks, which repeatedly exposes them to phthalates. At this time, the most prominent illness related to frequent hair relaxer use is uterine cancer.

Find Out If You Have a Claim

Robert Peirce & Associates, P.C. is standing by to hear from people who have used hair relaxers and were later diagnosed with uterine cancer. If this happened to you, then please call (844) 383-0565 and speak with our hair relaxer lawsuit attorneys during a FREE case evaluation. We can assess your situation and see if you can file a claim or join a forming class action lawsuit.

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