A young Chinese woman has landed in the hospital due to severe kidney disease after using hair color every month. The 20-year-old woman, identified as HUA, used to change the hair color to match her favorite celebrity, Henan TV reported in September. A devoted fan, the woman visited salons regularly to replicate the star’s hair color changes that she admired.Soon she began to show symptoms, including red spots on her legs, stomach pain and suffer discomfort. The woman was diagnosed with kidney disease when she was taken to the hospital. The dangerous toxins in Hair color Went into her body, which led to kidney dysfunction, and it comes in the middle of conversation about K-pop star’s often hair color changes.
Tao Chenyang, a woman’s doctor at Zhengzhou People’s Hospital, diagnosed her with inflammation of the kidneys, a condition linked to chemical toxins entering her body. The woman told the doctor that she dyed her hair about once a month, South China Morning Post reported.
The doctor also warned that Hair color Contains toxins that can cause kidney and respiratory errors. It can also increase the risk of cancer. The hair dyes also contain lead and mercury, which has a harmful effect on health.
Although the name of the star remains unclear, this case has led to debate on Chinese social media platforms, where many pointed to K-pop idols often color changes as a possible influence. Fans said that hair color has become an important part of how stars market their music, films and public image.
People on an online forum are raging about the latest case and discuss the disadvantage of blindly after trends popularized by the stars. “Silly girl. Your idol sprayed only disposable colors on the hair. It was not as harmful as hair dye,” said one, reported by SCMP. “No star is worth hunting for the price of our health,” added another. “If she dyed her hair to copy a star, it is probably bleach and dye, which is much more harmful than just dying her hair,” said another Netizen.
