She was at risk of dying from hair dye – the case that shook France [εικόνες]

She was at risk of dying because she had thrown her hair. A highly allergic substance, present in virtually all hair dyes and costing too much. The news fueled the French media and rocked it.

"You see that my face is not yet reunited," said 19 students.

Estel, 19, had bought a famous hair brand in a supermarket. The terrible adventure that she has experienced has been updated minute by minute on Facebook, alerting other women of the risk of PPD, present in 90% of the dyes.

Estel did the dye test, as he wrote, but instead of waiting 48 hours to find allergies, he waited only 30 minutes.

"I was stupid and I want to tell others, do not make my own mistake, read even the most beautiful letters in the box," he writes.

The incident occurred 10 days ago. The girl wanted to change color in her hair and blonde to become a brunette. Once she put the product in her hair, she started getting in trouble and she thought for a while that her skull was going to burn. He immediately went to the pharmacy and took antihistamines for the incredible itching that he was feeling. But the next morning, she woke up and was afraid to look at herself in the mirror: "I had my head like a glombo."

Her mother immediately transferred her to the hospital and thankfully the nurses realized that she had an allergic shock to the PPD substance. "The nurses told me that it had happened several times, my head was 63 inches in diameter and it is normally 56! I took cortisone and the antihistamine, but the swelling started to get up to the eyes and forehead.I had the feeling of having my head in a bottle, "he wrote.

With his mother, they returned to the emergency. There, they told them to go, but their mother and daughter went to a hospital in the nearby town. In the car, on the way, the young woman began to experience severe symptoms, her tongue swelled, her breathing began to slow down and her breathing.
"My doctors took an adrenaline injection and stayed at the hospital," wrote the unfortunate.

Since her message was uploaded to the Internet, the 19-year-old student has received thousands of messages, even from a barber. "They've told me that the painting should be done in the barbershop by professionals rather than at home." But all the paintings have PPVs, is not it? asks the young man.

French media contacted the Medicines Authority, which reported that there had been no increase in allergies to this substance. However, officials said the amount of PPD has decreased in hair dyes since 2013.
"We know the PPD.Only 2 to 3% of the population is allergic to this substance, although one in two dies in its hair," said dermatologist Catherine Oliveres-Ghouti, a member of the Association. In his office, he saw enough people to present with eczema, swollen eyes or head. "But cases as extreme as" Estel has never seen before ".
"The PPD is also found in dark clothes, such as jeans or tattoos that some do on the beaches, mainly.We must be very careful," says the doctor.