Hair Straightener - Hair Relaxer Lawsuit
Las Vegas, Nevada


Filing a lawsuit against hair straightener manufacturer

Hair Straightener - Hair Relaxer Products

If you or your family members have used any chemical hair straightener or hair relaxer and become ill or have any concerns about developing cancer in the future, please get in touch with us at 702-432-1000 as soon as possible. While no attorney can undo the damage to your health using a chemical hair straightener or hair relaxer products, we can help you get money to pay for your medical bills and many other damages.

We don't charge for consultations.

How the chemical hair straightener works

Chemical hair straightener products, also known as hair relaxers, have been used by people for many years to achieve straight, sleek hair. These products break down the protein bonds in the hair, making it easier to straighten and style.

Is chemical hair straightener safe?

Cosmetic companies claim that chemical hair straightener products or hair relaxers are safe. However, in recent years, scientific research has linked these products with different types of cancer and other serious illnesses. Concerns have arisen over these products' safety, leading to several class action lawsuits from consumers for personal injuries and false advertising.

High-profile class action lawsuits

Some of the most high-profile cases have involved well-known brands like:

  • L'Oreal,
  • Avlon,
  • SoftSheen, and
  • Revlon.

So far, the attorneys have filed dozens of class action lawsuits in different states against cosmetic brands that cause cancer - uterine cancer, endometrial cancer, and other health risks from phthalates, a dangerous chemical.

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List of hair straightener products mentioned in lawsuits

Here is a short list of chemical hair straightener/hair relaxer products mentioned in multiple lawsuits around the United States:

  • ORS Olive Oil Hair Strengthener (acquired by Loreal)
  • Affirm Hair Relaxer
  • Namaste Laboratories Hair Straightener
  • Motions Hair Strengthener
  • Softsheen Hair Relaxer
  • Dermovita Hair Straightener
  • Just for Me Hair Straightener

This list is growing as scientific researchers link more chemical straightener and hair relaxer products to cancer, and attorneys file more class-action lawsuits in different states.

How much are people getting for the hair relaxer lawsuit?

We hear this question a lot.

People want to know, "What is the payout in a hair relaxer class-action lawsuit?" or "How much are people getting for the hair relaxer lawsuit?"

We estimate that a lawsuit involving cancer as the primary injury could have a potential settlement payout in the high six or even seven digits in some cases. However, this estimate is purely speculative and based on several significant assumptions, including:

  • The causation evidence,
  • The plaintiff's age,
  • Pre-existing and other medical conditions, and
  • What evidence will be admissible in court.

Is this hair relaxer lawsuit real?

Yes, it is real. Class action lawsuits against famous brands that manufacture chemical hair straighteners and hair relaxers are filed throughout the United States.

Who is eligible for the hair relaxer lawsuit?

If you have been diagnosed with cancer, and your doctor believes that a chemical hair straightener or hair relaxer was the cause of your illness, you may be eligible to join a class action lawsuit.

How do I join the class action lawsuit?

To join a class action lawsuit, you may need to provide the following:

  • Evidence of your use of the hair straightener or hair relaxer product,
  • Any resulting injuries or damages, and
  • Any medical or other related expenses you have incurred.

We are here to help. Our law firm can help you understand the requirements for joining the lawsuit and provide guidance on how to proceed. Call us at 702-432-1000 to discuss your case. The initial consultation is free.

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What if I don't want to join a class action lawsuit?

If you are a potential member of a class action lawsuit, you may have the option to opt-out or exclude yourself from the class. It means you would not be bound by any judgment or settlement reached in the case and would retain your right to file an individual lawsuit against the defendant.

Typically, the court will notify potential class members of their right to opt-out and the deadline. If you decide to opt-out, you must do so within the specified time frame and according to the procedures outlined in the notice.

Talking to an attorney and carefully considering your options before opting out of a class action lawsuit is essential.

We can help

Call us at 702-432-1000 to discuss your situation if you get injured using any hair straightener or hair relaxer product.

We can review your case and determine whether you may have a valid claim.

We can also check if there are any specific eligibility criteria or deadlines for joining the chemical hair straightener or hair relaxer class-action lawsuit. Note: The eligibility criteria for a class action lawsuit may vary depending on the case's circumstances.

Finally, our attorney can guide you through joining a class action lawsuit against the company that produces the chemical hair strengthener or hair relaxer you used.

If you became ill because you used hair strengthener or hair relaxer products in the past and didn't want to join the existing class action lawsuit, we will file an individual lawsuit on your behalf and represent you in court.

Consultations are free.

We speak English and Spanish.

We serve clients in Las Vegas, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and the rest of Nevada.

Last updated on January 31, 2024.


We plan to follow the hair straightener and hair relaxer lawsuits very closely and update this article with new information as soon as it becomes available.

Stay tuned!

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Las Vegas, NV 89101-6903

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