Is the red hair color included in this recall? NOooooooooooooo..............! WOOT

The people who used this stuff prior to the recall announcement have likely thrown away the box and the receipt, especially since if it was bought one month ago. Probably won't be getting 'refunds' as the company claims.

this is a perfect example of why we professional hair stylist love box color, when you do not get the result you want you call us in a panic to fix it and that cost a small fortune, this is why we go to school and get a professional license to learn how to formulate hair color!! among other things.........

I tried the color revitalizer packet. I was using a light brown shade not listed in the recall. My hair turned a brilliant orange!! Luckily it washed out in a few days. I didn't keep the box or receipt. I won't ever use this product again.

This is interesting because last year my daughter used a Clairol Hair Color product (not the one being recalled, just a normal hair coloring kit). According to the box, the color shold have turned out dark brown. it turned out INK BLACK!! I called the company, they asked me some questions, took my info down and did issue me a refund for the purchase price. I had to buy Oops! to remove the color (which thankfully worked). I wish I had thought about asking for a refund of my money that it cost to fix the color. At least Clairol stands by its products, but I won't buy their products again- too scared!

A few days ago I used the color packet from Light Brown # 13, which
isn't listed. It turned out to be an unlucky number, for my hair turned
orange-red. I washed it out twice immediately. It's a color I can live
with for now. But the box is gone.

I use Brass Free Medimum Brown. I just used the revitalizer color today and what a mess. It dyed my scalp red and that's it. My gray hair is still bright white, and it didn't add any luster to the rest of my hair. I don't know why they changed the Brass Free formula, the new boxes/formulas stink!

You can add me to the list with a strange new red tint to my hair that will hopefully soon wash out. I used the 5-C Brass-Free Medium Brown color refresh and it certainly is NOT the same color as the original shade, not even remotely. They really must further perfect this formula! What a disaster. I didn't see this one on the recall list either.

I used the "color refresher" after 2 weeks. BIG MISTAKE! I use #13 Suede--the "refresher" seemed stripped my hair of any existing color that was left, and turned it to a very NON-lovely shade of neon orange. "Luckily" my scalp is a lovely shade of red-orange, so I'm all color coordinated. Unbelievable. Don't have time to redo it, so Thanks for a great Mother's Day treat, Clairol! Believe me, I'll be sure to tell anyone who inquires (and lots who don't) that my new look is compliments of Natural Instincts.

PROCTER AND GAMBLE 1,4-DIOXANE CANCER CAUSING CHEMICAL AND BRENDA KIDD

1,4-dioxane is known to the state of California to cause cancer.
It is also on California’s Proposition 65 list of chemicals known to cause cancer.
According to the California EPA, 1,4-dioxane is suspected as a kidney toxicant, neurotoxicant and respiratory toxicant.

Many companies use ethoxylation because it is a cheap shortcut process to provide mildness to harsh cleaning ingredients. The process requires the use of the cancer causing Petrochemical ethylene oxide, which generates 1,4-dioxane as a byproduct of ethoxylation.

According to the Environmental Working Group, 1,4-dioxane is also a groundwater contaminant.

Procter and Gamble Tide, Ivory Snow Gentle, Tide Free, Gain 2X Ultra, Cheer Bright Clean Detergent and Era 2X Ultra Conventional Brands had significantly higher levels of contaminant, which is 1,4-dioxane a known cancer causing chemical.

Below are some of Procter & Gamble Products that contains 1,4-dioxane during a product conducted test.

Tide had 55 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Ivory Snow Gentle had 31 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Tide Free had 29 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Gain 2X Ultra had 21 part per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Cheer Bright Clean Detergent had 20 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Era 2X Ultra had 14 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.

However, 1,4-dioxane is not included on Procter and Gamble products ingredient labels, but it is a cancer causing chemical.

1,4-dioxane is not only in Procter and Gamble Conventional Brands of detergents, 1,4-dioxane is also in 18 of Procter and Gamble Herbal Essences shampoo products too.

A product test conducted revealed that an Herbal Essences shampoo of Procter and Gamble, contained 1,4-dioxane levels of 24 parts per million. That is 14 parts per million, over the limit, which is 10 parts per million.

The cancer causing chemical 1,4-dioxane is considered contaminant and is not included on the products ingredient labels.
The Food and Drug Administration does not require 1,4-dioxane to be listed on labels of personal care products, defining it as a contaminant rather than an ingredient because it is produced during manufacturing.

Procter and Gamble agreed to reformulate after an Environmental health consumer advocate filed a notice of intent to sue in California, under Proposition 65, the state’s landmark toxics law. Procter and Gamble agreed to reformulate 18 of their Herbal Essences products to reduce levels of 1,4-dioxane to 10 parts per million or below.
1,4-dioxane is found in personal care products (shampoos, Cosmetics, deodorants, toothpastes and mouthwashes) and household cleaning products.

If you digested or swallowed toothpaste and mouthwash, can 1,4-dioxane get in your system and cause severe Lung, Esophagus and Stomach Cancer?
If you cut yourself, while you are shaving on any part of your body, (under the arm) can 1,4-dioxane get into your system and cause Breast Cancer/Cancer?

1,4-dioxane is known to cause cancer and is considered contaminant and Procter and Gamble knows this, however, (through the years, over the limit amounts of) 1,4-dioxane had been in their products.

Breast Cancer is breast cancer.
Lung Cancer is lung cancer.
Esophagus Cancer is esophagus cancer.
Stomach Cancer is stomach cancer.

Cancer is Cancer, why would any group of people, knowing that 1,4-dioxane causes cancer put 1,4-dioxane in their products?
Cancer is devastating. It can be prolonged or it can be a rapid form of death.

Procter and Gamble Products that contains 1,4-dioxane are still on the market.

Procter and Gamble have failed to warn consumers about their personal care and household cleaning products, which contains 1,4-dioxane.
Procter and Gamble have failed to provide the consumers with warnings about the danger of 1,4-dioxane to one's health.
Proctor and Gamble have failed to give instructions to the public on how to prevent deviation from accepted use of their products that contain 1,4-dioxane.

Is Cancer man made?

Do Procter and Gamble care about the Consumers?

Products can be made without 1,4-dioxane.

PROCTER AND GAMBLE 1,4-DIOXANE CANCER CAUSING CHEMICAL AND BRENDA KIDD

1,4-dioxane is known to the state of California to cause cancer.
It is also on California’s Proposition 65 list of chemicals known to
cause cancer.
According to the California EPA, 1,4-dioxane is suspected as a kidney
toxicant, neurotoxicant and respiratory toxicant.

Many companies use ethoxylation because it is a cheap shortcut process
to provide mildness to harsh cleaning ingredients. The process
requires the use of the cancer causing Petrochemical ethylene oxide,
which generates 1,4-dioxane as a byproduct of ethoxylation.

According to the Environmental Working Group, 1,4-dioxane is also a
groundwater contaminant.

Procter and Gamble Tide, Ivory Snow Gentle, Tide Free, Gain 2X Ultra,
Cheer Bright Clean Detergent and Era 2X Ultra Conventional Brands had
significantly higher levels of contaminant, which is 1,4-dioxane a
known cancer causing chemical.

Below are some of Procter & Gamble Products that contains 1,4-dioxane
during a product conducted test.

Tide had 55 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Ivory Snow Gentle had 31 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Tide Free had 29 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Gain 2X Ultra had 21 part per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.
Cheer Bright Clean Detergent had 20 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane
in it.
Era 2X Ultra had 14 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane in it.

However, 1,4-dioxane is not included on Procter and Gamble products
ingredient labels, but it is a cancer causing chemical.

1,4-dioxane is not only in Procter and Gamble Conventional Brands of
detergents, 1,4-dioxane is also in 18 of Procter and Gamble Herbal
Essences shampoo products too.

A product test conducted revealed that an Herbal Essences shampoo of
Procter and Gamble, contained 1,4-dioxane levels of 24 parts per
million. That is 14 parts per million, over the limit, which is 10
parts per million.

The cancer causing chemical 1,4-dioxane is considered contaminant and
is not included on the products ingredient labels.
The Food and Drug Administration does not require 1,4-dioxane to be
listed on labels of personal care products, defining it as a
contaminant rather than an ingredient because it is produced during
manufacturing.

Procter and Gamble agreed to reformulate after an Environmental health
consumer advocate filed a notice of intent to sue in California, under
Proposition 65, the state’s landmark toxics law. Procter and Gamble
agreed to reformulate 18 of their Herbal Essences products to reduce
levels of 1,4-dioxane to 10 parts per million or below.
1,4-dioxane is found in personal care products (shampoos, Cosmetics,
deodorants, toothpastes and mouthwashes) and household cleaning
products.

If you digested or swallowed toothpaste and mouthwash, can 1,4-dioxane
get in your system and cause severe Lung, Esophagus and Stomach
Cancer?
If you cut yourself, while you are shaving on any part of your body,
(under the arm) can 1,4-dioxane get into your system and cause Breast
Cancer/Cancer?

1,4-dioxane is known to cause cancer and is considered contaminant and
Procter and Gamble knows this, however, (through the years, over the
limit amounts of) 1,4-dioxane had been in their products.

Breast Cancer is breast cancer.
Lung Cancer is lung cancer.
Esophagus Cancer is esophagus cancer.
Stomach Cancer is stomach cancer.

Cancer is Cancer, why would any group of people, knowing that
1,4-dioxane causes cancer put 1,4-dioxane in their products?
Cancer is devastating. It can be prolonged or it can be a rapid form
of death.

Procter and Gamble Products that contains 1,4-dioxane are still on the
market.

Procter and Gamble have failed to warn consumers about their personal
care and household cleaning products, which contains 1,4-dioxane.
Procter and Gamble have failed to provide the consumers with warnings
about the danger of 1,4-dioxane to one's health.
Proctor and Gamble have failed to give instructions to the public on
how to prevent deviation from accepted use of their products that
contain 1,4-dioxane.

Is Cancer man made?

Do Procter and Gamble care about the Consumers?

Products can be made without 1,4-dioxane.

Add my name also to the list of people who had horrible results with Natural Instincts. I was a loyal Loving Care customer for years since my hair turned prematurely white early in my 30's. Several of the Loving Care colors gave just enough tint that my hair was beautiful. Strangers walked up to me on the street and asked me if my color was natural. With any one of the brown shades, my hair always came out a beautiful ash blonde. It was shiny, healthy and vibrant, too.

With the constant Natural Instincts flyers tucked inside the box, I figured it was going to be discontinued, so I broke down and gave a Natural Instincts color a try. WHAT A MESS. My hair turned a brassy orange hours after I stepped out into the sun, and it completely changed the texture of hair. I am so angry at myself that I fell for this persuasion. (What did the flyer say? "If you like Loving Care, you'll LOVE Natural Instincts?" That was complete foolery.) I think my only option is to just have a very short cut for the summer to chop off the damage; this was not my plan a few months ago.

Why in the world this company discontinued a terrific product like Loving Care is beyond me--and then suggest a product that is a MUCH more damaging for our hair is bizarre. I doubt I will ever pick up another Clairol box in my lifetime after this experience. What a shame, too. They had a good product that worked extremely well for so many of us.

Bad Experience with Clairol ColorFresh Revitalizer Packet
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I normally use Clairol Natural Instincts Brass Free lightest brown hair color. The last I time I bought it, it contained a packet of ColorFresh Revitalizer, which is stated to add "color pigments back to your hair in just 5 minutes," to be used 2 weeks after the regular hair color. I thought I read somewhere, but can't find it again, that the ColorFresh Revitalizer may not be the same color as the hair color in the box. But I figured it would be a similar color or else why put it in the box in the first place? WRONG!!!! I left it on for 5 minutes and it turned my hair bright red!! Even worse, it stained my shower tiles!! My hair color always just rinses off the shower tiles, but this actually stained. I was able to get most of it off by scrubbing with 409 cleaner. Then I washed my hair with an anti-residue shampoo immediately, and a little of the red came out because the suds looked yellow. I used the shampoo again the next day, and a little more came out, but my hair still looked RED! I use the Brass Free color so my hair WON'T look red. Golden is all right, but I don't really like red. Since then I have washed 2 more times with regular shampoo, and the red has faded but is definitely still there. My advice: do not use the ColorFresh Revitalize packet unless you like having red hair!!! I really do not know what the people in charge of Clairol hair color were thinking in including this packet. I will certainly never use it again!

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