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The Israeli Health Ministry has issued an urgent warning against the hair straightening product ‘Revival Miracle’ after a woman was hospitalised at Rambam Hospital following its use. Initial investigation reveals the product is being marketed without proper authorisation and contains gallic acid, which is prohibited for use in hair straightening products in Israel.
The Ministry has called for an immediate halt to the use and sale of the product. The woman’s hospitalisation has prompted health authorities to investigate the safety of the unregulated cosmetic being sold in the Israeli market.
This incident highlights concerns about unauthorised cosmetic products entering the Israeli consumer market without proper regulatory oversight or safety testing.
Sources: Ynet, Walla, www.israelhayom.co.il
