Aerosol hair products tainted by benzene may still be on store shelves. A new round of testing has detected surprisingly high levels of the cancer-causing chemical in dry shampoo sprays ...

Now hair clippers and hair dye are flying off shelves. ... Aerosol disinfectant product sales shot up 385%. Consumers nationwide were behaving as if they were preparing for a major storm.

Procter & Gamble voluntarily recalled 32 aerosol hair care products after unexpectedly high levels of a potentially cancer-causing chemical were found.

Dry shampoo, used in between hair washes to revive oily and greasy hair, was a particularly hard find.. This is because some dry shampoos on the market are aerosol products that are made with ...

Now, it's important to remember to avoid using an aerosol-based dry shampoo — or any aerosol hair product, for that matter — while you're on the plane, as it could easily set off the fire alarm.

Also like Vanicream's spray, this is sold in a non-aerosol, 8-ounce bottle — but it will set you back a few more dollars. 3. A Two-Pack Of Water-Free, Unscented Hairsprays In Traditional Aerosol ...

Unilever United States issued a voluntary product recall of select lot codes of dry shampoo aerosol products produced before October 2021 from Dove, Nexxus, Suave, TIGI (Rockaholic and Bed Head ...

Here’s what the research suggests about the link between hair dye and cancer. Credit...Joyce Lee for The New York Times Supported by By Rachel Rabkin Peachman Q. I color my hair regularly, but I ...