Phenylenediamine (PPD) is hair dye and the physical properties are the scent of paint, looks like different coloured liquid, tastes awful. I don't know why you would want to taste it anyways.And it sounds like nothing, and feels cold and wet. Three chemical changes is colour change, difficult to reverse, and flammable. The chemical formula is C6H8N2. This dangerous chemical is found in tattoo's, hair dye, ink print, black rubber, dark clothing, fur, and textile dyes. This chemical can cause breast cancer, bladder cancer and leukemia. There is no treatment for this. Some suggestions are to never re-use gloves, (for hair dye) and don't use black coloured gloves because they have PPD in them. Read the labels on hair dyes and try using PPD free dyes.
My opinion for this chemical called Phenylenediamine is that they should not be allowed in such things as hair dye and tattoo's because of the risks of the effects. Not all people can have the effects from this chemical. But to be safe and to prevent more cancer causing, that is why I would say not to have this chemical in such products.-
Cartwrite-Jones.,C.(2003) Henna for Hair Retrieved from http://www.hennaforhair.com/ppd/
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really good but dont really like the picture. haha
ReplyDeletethat was really interesting..i had no clue it was in hair dye..and that it could cause cancer too! woaaah, that is pretty scarry...
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean. I just died my hair and I was like WHAT!!
ReplyDeletedidnt know what was is black rubber
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ReplyDeletethat picture is pretty disgusting! definitely changes my towards those products!
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Wow i never knew that could happen if you die your hair :o now i now if you are goin to get your hair died go to a professinal
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nice job, thats really scary that it is in hair dye, i never knew that and that it can cause cancer thats pretty dangerous, my question is how do you know if your hair dye and things contain this ? - alyssa
ReplyDeleteHow long will a sore from phenylenediamine last?
ReplyDeleteWow, it really makes me happy that I have never dyed my hair :P I really enjoy your colour pallet and the picture helps to open the eyes of many. Though, what are more ways to eliminate the exposure to this?
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Hair dye!? I use that stuff every day! hanks for the heads up, I will tell my mom too!- aNG
ReplyDeleteWhat happens if someone swallows, inhales or gets it in their eyes or on their skin? What measures should be taken to avoid extreme damage?
ReplyDeleteI love the colours. Watch your grammar though. Sometimes, it is a bit difficult to read.
juuust sayin..that comment about hair dye..it was viicG.. i have no clue on how to edit yourr comments.. hahha
ReplyDeleteHow does phenylenediamine cause what happened in the picture? -Connor
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ReplyDeletethat's awful! i had no clue it was in hair dye! is it even in non-permanent hair dye? - Courtney
ReplyDeletethats a pretty nasty picture. what did happen in the picture? -Rach.
ReplyDelete^ Ross then Matt
ReplyDeleteThat picture makes me wanna throw up! -Helena
ReplyDeleteWhat are the symptoms?
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Sarah - I think you guys should have captions But its great :)
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