The Frenchwoman said, in fact, that she had a "light bulb head" subsequently suffered a virtually fatal allergic reaction to the chemical substance, often found in black hair dyes.

The lady, identified only as Estelle, States that the chemical substance in the dye under the title paraphenylenediamine (PPD) caused her allergic reaction, she said to the French edition of Le Parisien, according to the translation of yahu Lifestyle.

But 19-year-old says, in fact, that she tested only a small number of the product, its scalp almost "immediately" irritated later use, she said, as described, the publication. Edema started soon afterwards.

But the Estelle said, in fact that I was taking an antihistamine substance, in order to get rid of swelling and irritation on the proper morning, her head already risen to 24.8 inches in comparison with the average 22 inches. - Her tongue is also swollen, - that she is.

"I didn't have a chance to wave. I had a head with a light bulb, " she said to Le Parisien, reporting to yahu Lifestyle.

The lady said, in fact, that she went to the emergency room, where she was given a portion of adrenaline. She stayed for the night in the hospital and since that time has zdorovee, and the swelling has subsided.

The PPD chemical is usually found in dark-colored dyes and hair composition, for example, as henna tattoos, consistent with the kind of life of yahu. An allergic reaction to the chemical has the possibility of causing "fatal complications," such as muscle tissue breakdown, familiar as rhabdomyolysis, respiratory distress and renal failure, between other side effects, according to a report in the journal of Study in the medical Sciences.

 I didn't die a bit, that Estelle. “I'm not trying to make it happen to another.”