A man has issued an urgent warning after a hair dye patch test left his arms red and blistered in an extreme reaction. Student Jack Valentine claimed doctors in A&E told him he 'could've ended up in a coma' if he had ended up using the dye on his head.
Jack's body had been left in agonising blisters after visiting his local supermarket last month to purchase a box of formula that is available in numerous high street shops across the country.
Knowing the importance of carrying out a patch test and having previously suffered adverse reactions to other hair dyes and a tattoo, Jack placed a '10p sized' amount of the activated dye on his inner arm.
But hours later, the initial itch turned into painful red sores and blisters, prompting an urgent trip to A&E. READ MORE Driver's fury as council rakes in almost £1 MILLION in fines from 'bus gate' in just eight months LancsLive reports that Jack, 27, had also been on holiday to Corfu when he was younger with his family, who are from Salford, and got a black henna tattoo.
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