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Boy Could be Scarred for Life After Delayed Reaction to Tattoo Chemicals

A six year old boy who had inked on a temporary henna tattoo when on vacation to Egypt could be scarred for life after a painful reaction to the henna that left burn marks on his arms. ...Read More

Posted on : Thursday, September 22, 2011 8:15 AM
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In regards to the 6 year old and henna burn; most people assume henna is safe as it is a natural product. Unfortuneately, the owness should be on the tatoo artist to reveal all chemicals added to the natural henna mixture. Many artists add [myself included] cajeput oil (found in tiger balm), eucalyptus oil (an oil added in vick's vapour rub), clove oil, tea tree oil and water. Many artists also add lead without offering that information, and it is that addition which causes the lasting effects. Unfortunetly, many artists do not offer the info. of the ingredients in the henna. Sorry to hear about your son's painful experience.
Replied on Thursday, September 22, 2011 8:15 AM
This was clearly BLACK henna with PPD not, naturual henna. It is a CHEMICAL burn. Oils are not chemicals. PPD and other TOXIC chemicals caused this, not the essential oils! True henna only comes in one color...BROWN! Avoid black henna in all instances!
Replied on Friday, February 17, 2012 10:39 PM
 


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