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Long Hair Leads to Woman Scalped


 

Long Hair Damage
Long Hair Damage

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Long Hair Damaged In Go Cart

This story will indeed give you a headache! Listen-up any of you gals with long hair. Although this is somewhat of a freak accident it’s not totally isolated and you wouldn’t want anything even remotely close to this happening to you or anyone you know!

“Long Hair Damage Warning”

When Dawn Tiatia decided to celebrate her daughters birthday by taking her go-carting at Fiesta Fun Park in Saint George, Utah she couldn’t have imagined the consequences.

On one hand it’s hard to believe this could happen. But I can imagine a busy Mom, wrapped up in the excitement of the moment, just forgetting she had long enough hair that could become a hazard. And then management of Fiesta Fun also had to undermine the obvious accident waiting to happen yet to another woman.

A large chunk of Dawn’s hair got caught in the drive shaft of the go-cart she was driving and it literally scalped her from ear to ear, above the eyebrows and above the hairline. She spent several days in the hospital where they successfully replaced the section that was ripped from her head. Reportedly she will still need to undergo about a half dozen surgeries and certainly a lot more pain to come.

The most bizarre thing of it is this isn’t an isolated event. Two years ago the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a warning to riders to immediately stop using go-carts until they were fitted with covers. Before riding they advise to check if the go-cart has an axle cover, engine cover and chain cover. Also they advise women to wear hair nets and that no hair should come out from under the helmet. Here is a video, but be pre-warned, it is uncomfortable to watch.

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    My Take on Women’s Health Studies


     

    Tips on How to Read Women’s Health News With the Proper Perspective

    A while back I reported to you about a study that indicated a connection between certain types of hair colors and cancer. But that is rare for me to report such studies.

    “a bunch of nonsense
    junk science”

    Several times a month I see some report from one group or another, that show this or that about some women’s health issue. I report only a tiny portion of the stuff that I see, mainly because I think a lot of it is based upon some pretty dubious claims that are backed up by a bunch of nonsense junk science.

    One of my favorite bloggers, Steve Pavlina has written a great article summing up the reasons why he don’t trust these studies. All I can say is Amen!

    Fat doctors write health books with nearly identical openings: “Here’s why everyone else is wrong and I’m the only one who’s right.” Health magazines are owned by supplement makers. Drug companies sponsor TV news programs.

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    Read the entire article, Health Studies Are Worthless to Those Who Care About Health

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    Insider Predictions From Cosmetics


     

    Looks Like The Wrinkle Removers And Lip Plumbers Are Here to Stay

    Pierce Mattie, the public relations blog has an interview recently with Karen A. Newman, Editor in Chief of Global Cosmetic Industry Magazine about where the cosmetics industry is headed.

    I found it interesting that the buzz doesn’t seem to be so much about what I would consider the traditional cosmetic products where all of the big revenues are, but instead on all of the products that being sold to us consumers as alternatives to face lifts and the plastic surgeon’s knives.

    Also interesting about the interview is that in appears that Karen’s PR inbox is full of stuff from the hair care product manufacturers. Anyway its worth a read:

    Do you think that Avon and Olay will continue the “alternative to cosmetic surgery in a bottle route” or will they move onto the next big thing?

    I think there is some play left in the surgery alternative message, and companies finding success there most likely won’t abandon it completely – this whole aging thing is just not going to go away, much to my dismay. Perhaps the really smart companies will find a way to put a little business in each basket.

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    Read the entire article, Meet Karen Newman, Editor in Chief of GCI Industry Magazine and Karen writes her own Beauty Union Blog as well.

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