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Israel Health Ministry Warns Against Hair Straightener After Woman Hospitalized
The Ministry of Health issued an urgent warning on Monday against using, marketing, or selling the hair straightening product "Revival Miracle" after a woman was hospitalized at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa. The woman was admitted with kidney issues following a treatment with the product.
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- 01The Ministry of Health warned against the "Revival Miracle" hair straightener on Monday following a woman's hospitalization.
- 02A woman was hospitalized at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa with kidney issues after using the product.
- 03The product contains glyoxylic acid, a banned ingredient in Israel that has been linked to kidney failure.
- 04The "Revival Miracle" product was being marketed and sold without the required license or notification for cosmetics.
- 05Ministry representatives collected a sample of the product from the salon where it was used for laboratory testing.
- 06The ministry ordered an immediate halt to the use, purchase, marketing, and sale of the product.
- 07The listed manufacturer, "P.R. Colordesign," has not yet responded to inquiries from the Ministry of Health.
An initial investigation by the ministry revealed that the product was being marketed without the required license or notification for cosmetic products. Furthermore, the product's label indicates it contains glyoxylic acid, an ingredient strictly prohibited in hair straightening products in Israel due to its link to kidney failure.
Ministry representatives visited the salon where the treatment was administered and collected a sample of the product for laboratory testing. The ministry has contacted the manufacturer listed on the label, "P.R. Colordesign" (also referred to as "P.R. Color Design" or "B.R. Color Design"), but has not yet received a response.
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