Poll: Do You Believe That The Chemicals in Relaxers Cause Health Issues? Is It Why You Went Natural?

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Dianne Austin

Dianne is the co-founder of Natural Haircare News and Coils To Locs.com. She's been blogging about natural hair ever since she made the decision to break free of the creamy crack in 2012.

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In the article, More Proof That Chemical Relaxers Are Making Black Women Sick, we shared data that chemical relaxers and other salon products like the hair glue used for hair weaving are making hairdressers sick. Illnesses and health conditions include: Uterine fibroids, miscarriages, hair loss, asthma, dermatitis and cancer.

Take our anonymous quick poll below and tell us what you think about the topic. In this poll, you can check as many as apply to you. You’ll be able to review the results once you hit “Vote”.

Poll: Do You Believe That The Chemicals in Relaxers Cause Health Issues?

Yes, I believe that chemicals in relaxers cause health issues such as fibroids, skin problems, and cancer.

No, I don’t believe that chemicals in relaxers cause health issues.

I still relax my hair, and despite what people say, I will still continue to use relaxers.

I relax my hair but this information is making me reconsider whether or not I should still relax.

One of the reasons that I transitioned to natural hair is because of my concerns about the use of harmful chemicals in relaxers.

My decision to wear my hair natural had nothing to do with health concerns. I just prefer to wear my hair natural.

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