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L’Oréal: toxic hair relaxers

In 2021, campaign group Level Up launched a petition calling on L'Oréal to remove toxic ingredients from the chemical hair straightening products. On 21 October 2022, Jenny Mitchell filed a hair relaxer lawsuit against L'Oréal, claiming their hair relaxer products marketed to Black women have led to the development of her uterine cancer.

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If you have been using the company's chemical hair relaxer products and you are diagnosed with uterine cancer or ovarian cancer, please call us, as you might be eligible to file a toxic hair relaxer claim. After our experienced attorneys carefully review your case, we will let you know whether you are entitled to financial compensation.

The women who used L'Oreal chemical hair straightening products accuse the cosmetics giant of marketing the hair relaxer products as safe when they knew or should have known that they contain endocrine-disrupting chemicals that have harmful effects on human health. SoftSheen-Carson L'Oreal makes and sells the following hair relaxers that contain endocrine-disrupting chemicals:

Plaintiffs affirm that they would not have purchased the company's hair relaxers if they had known that they might contain chemicals that could potentially increase the risk of hormone-sensitive cancers such as uterine or ovarian cancer.

If you intend to file a toxic hair relaxer claim against L'Oreal, know that you need to meet the following eligibility requirements: you must have used L'Oréal chemical hair relaxer products for at least 2 - 5 years, you must have used the products at least four times a year, you must have a diagnosis of one of the following severe health conditions:

Key facts

Active MDL

MDL 3060, N.D. Ill.

Key NIH study

Sister Study, 2022

Increased uterine cancer risk

2.5×

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