Mousses, Gels, and Hair Sprays

Hair mousses and gels are popular because they are good styling and holding solutions, They can, however, aggravate acne and milia on the face and neck, particularly in areas the hair touches, such as the forehead, cheeks, and the back of the neck. Allergic reactions to the ingredients in these products can also occur.

Hair sprays may also cause allergic reactions and have been reported to cause irritation to the eyes, respiratory problems, and even irregular heart beats. When using hair spray the face should be protected, in particular the eyes, and care should be taken to not inhale the mist. Hair | Hair Growth | Normal Hair | Superfluous Hair | Hair Care | Hair Care Tips | Daily Hair Care | Weekly Hair Care | Vitamins for Hair Care | Hair Beauty | Hair Shampoos | Hair Conditioning | Mousses, Gels, and Hair Sprays | Setting and Drying of Hair | Hair Styles | Women Hair Style | Hair Cut | Types of Hair | Curly Hair | Dry Hair | Hair Color | Hair Dye | Hair Bleaching | Greying Hair | Hair Problems | Dandruff | Splitting and breaking of hair | Falling and thinning of hair | Hair Loss | Male Hair Loss | Healthy Diet to Prevent Hair Loss | Camouflaging Hair Loss | Tips for Preventing Hair Loss | Hair Transplantation | Hair Restoration | Surgical Procedures for Restoring Hair | Treatment for Baldness | Wigs | Treating Hair Loss with Minoxidil | Other agents or Medication available for Regrowth of Hair | Micro, Mini and Sift Grafts | Side Effects of Minoxidil | Sitemap

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