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FDA plans to propose ban on formaldehyde in hair smoothing, straightening products — here's what to know.
The Food and Drug Administration is planning to propose a ban on chemical hair smoothing and straightening products that contain formaldehyde due to potential health impacts like increased cancer risk. |
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