dying to look good

DYING TO LOOK GOOD

It Could Happen To You

BEAUTY

Women spend an average of £47,385.80 on

beauty and personal care before they reach

40, including £15,000 on treatments such as

manicures and facials, according to a recent

survey.

Professional Beauty

HAIR

Blondes will spend a hair-raising £32k

on their crowning glory over a lifetime

while the brunettes' bill comes to £28k.

Daily Mail

IS IT WORTH IT?

IS IT?

REALLY?

DYING TO LOOK GOOD

Killed By Her Hair Dye

Mother who suffered huge allergic

reaction dies after year in coma.

Daily Mail

Whilst this is an extreme case of

hair dye damage with tragic

consequences, hundreds of women

suffer every year from some of the

following:

HAIR

Allergic Reactions

Burning, Blistering Scalp

Hair Loss

Itchy, Flaky Scalp

Burns

DYING TO LOOK GOOD

Massage therapist arrested 'for performing vampire

facials without license' after woman dies while receiving

beauty treatment.Daily Mail

Sandra Gonzalez, 45, of Los Angeles,

California, was arrested by homicide

detectives after patient Hamilet Suarez,

36, suffered a heart attack within

minutes of receiving cosmetic injections.

BEAUTY

Whilst the above case is severe, beauty can be

a dangerous business:

Burns or skin damage from hot wax or lasers

Allergic Reactions

Eye Injuries

Blistering of the skin

SO IS IT WORTH IT?

On the whole the hair and beauty

industry is professional but there

are always those who flout the

rules or individuals who make bad

choices.

DON’T MAKE BAD CHOICES

Always: Go to a professional, recommended service

Research any procedure before you go ahead with

it

Ask the hairdresser/beautician to stop if you are

uncomfortable or in pain

WHAT TO DO

If something does go wrong during a

treatment or procedure then document

everything and speak to a specialist

solicitor.

Hair dye damage claim and beauty injury

claim lawyers can be found easily online.

QUESTION

Are you still dying to look

good?