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Soft & Beautiful toxic hair relaxers

The Soft & Beautiful hair relaxer line is manufactured by Strength of Nature. Although the company's chemical hair straighteners are marketed as safe hair care products containing natural oils such as olive, argan, and coconut oils, these hair relaxers also have a strong mix of chemicals that can cause severe health conditions.

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Have you developed uterine cancer or ovarian cancer and used Soft & Beautiful hair relaxer products before your diagnosis? We strongly advise you to contact our law firm, as you may be eligible for a toxic hair relaxer lawsuit. If you meet the requirements, our attorneys will explain your legal options and assist you in filing a toxic hair relaxer claim with minimal involvement on your end.

According to a study conducted by the National Institutes of Health, the endocrine-disrupting chemicals from hair relaxers could increase the risk of hormone-sensitive health conditions such as uterine cancer. Soft & Beautiful no-lye hair relaxer products are created to straighten coily and curly hair.

The products contain emollients to create a layer of protection during the relaxing process but also contain harmful chemicals such as phthalates to dismantle the hair's protein structure to change its natural texture. Some of the hair relaxer compounds have endocrine-disrupting effects, disturbing the functioning of the endocrine system, leading to health conditions in women. The Sister Study's results mainly concern ethnic women who regularly use chemical hair relaxers.

After the NIH study was published, women filed toxic hair relaxer lawsuits against Strength of Nature. Plaintiffs in toxic hair relaxer lawsuits claim that the cosmetics company promotes the Soft & Beautiful hair straightening products toward ethnic women while failing to warn about the dangers of the chemicals in the products.

Lawsuits are being filed by women who have used Soft & Beautiful hair relaxers for years and subsequently developed hormone-sensitive diseases such as uterine cancer or ovarian cancer.

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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