In Europa en de Verenigde Staten verft 50 tot 80% van de vrouwen en 10% van de mannen het haar.1-3 De vraag is of dit veilig is, aangezien (synthetische) haarverf kankerverwekkende stoffen, zoals aromatische amines, bevat die via de huid kunnen worden opgenomen.3,4 Vooralsnog is het verstandig terughoudend te zijn met het langdurige gebruik van permanente haarverf, met name donkere kleuren.
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