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Whether it’s heat to curl, straighten, dry, or crimp your hair, it is essential to be aware of the health and safety risks when using heat on your hair. Without the necessary safety precautions, you run the risk of damaging, losing your hair, or even causing a fire that is life-threatening. Always follow the instructions and these general health and safety tips to minimise the risk of injury or hair damage.
If a fire breaks out, call the emergency services immediately and follow normal fire safety precautions. If your hair seems to be damaged by heated tools, it is best to get a haircut to remove split ends and allow the hair to grow back healthier.
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