African Pride toxic hair relaxers

African Pride toxic hair relaxers video

As multiple hair relaxers by Godrej Consumer Products, these products might contain toxic chemicals whose presence in the body could lead to serious diseases such as uterine and ovarian cancer. The company has already been listed as a defendant in several lawsuits alleging its hair relaxers caused these life-threatening diseases. There are multiple hair relaxers made by Godrej Consumer Products, and even though the company claims it uses natural ingredients, its hair relaxers might also contain formaldehyde and phthalates, which are carcinogens and endocrine disruptors. Like the vast majority of hair relaxers, the African Pride products are marketed to Black women. If you have been using one or more African Pride hair relaxers and now struggle with uterine or ovarian cancer, you should give our attorneys a call, as you might be entitled to financial compensation.

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Using chemical hair relaxers frequently increases the risk of ovarian cancer by up to 50%

Godrej Consumer Products is headquartered in Mumbai, India, but the company also manufactures hair relaxers in the United States. Their hair relaxers are sold under many brand names, including African Pride. Still, using these hair-strengthening products may lead to the development of cancer among women who regularly apply them. The following are some of the hair relaxers made by Godrej Consumer Products that might contain harmful chemicals:

  • Olive Miracle Strengthening Treatment, 6oz
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Regular
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Super
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Regular 1 Touch Up
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Super 1 Touch Up
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Regular 8 Touch Up
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Super 8 Touch Up
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Quad Sachet Regular
  • Olive Miracle No-Lye Relaxer Quad Sachet Super
  • Dream Kids No-Lye Creme Relaxer Regular
  • Dream Kids No-Lye Relaxer 1 Touch-Up
  • Dream Kids No-Lye Relaxer 4 Touch-Up

As you can see, the company also markets hair relaxers to children, which is a cause for concern, as while it claims it contains no lye, these products might contain other harmful chemicals. By using hair relaxers from a young age, women have a high risk of developing uterine or ovarian cancer later in life. Therefore, if you have a child who has been using the African Pride hair relaxers, you should prevent them from applying these products and find a safer alternative, such as heat styling.

In December 2022, a lawsuit against Godrej Consumer Products and other companies that manufacture hair relaxers was filed in the Southern District of Ohio. Jackie Brownlee was diagnosed with uterine cancer in September 2010 when she was 52, and she alleges that her use of chemical hair relaxers by multiple companies is the culprit behind her disease. This is just one of the many lawsuits in which Godrej Consumer Products is listed as a defendant.

File your toxic hair relaxer claim with the assistance of our experienced attorneys

Our attorneys have been dedicating their endeavors to assisting toxic exposure victims for over 30 years, and they will gladly help you determine whether you are entitled to compensation. If you have been using the African Pride hair relaxers and now struggle with uterine cancer or ovarian cancer, you might be eligible to file a claim. The only documents we will request are evidence of your use of these products and your medical records.

After a thorough assessment of your case, we will let you know if you qualify for compensation from the liable manufacturer. Eligible women will have their claims filed as soon as possible, as we are well aware of how expensive cancer treatment is. If our efforts are fruitful, we will obtain the most favorable outcome for your case, and you will receive the money you deserve for your unjust suffering from the company whose hair relaxers you used.