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COVID-19: Can It Cause Allergic Reactions to Haircolor?
UK Stylists Notice Clients Who Had COVID-19 Are Developing Allergies To Haircolor Besides causing hair loss, stylists are noticing another symptom in their clients who have had COVID-19—sudden allergic reactions to haircolor. UK stylists are reporting clients developing rashes and burns in response to haircolor even if the clients have never had allergic reactions before, according to the BBC. One UK woman and her stylist told the BBC that despite using the same haircolor for a decade, she developed a reaction after a required patch test. RELATED: Should salon clients sign COVID-19 liability waivers? [caption...
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