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- ‘Relaxers’ damage hair: Evidence from amino acid analysis
- Acute ‘relaxer’-associated scarring alopecia: a report of five cases
- The pH of lye and no-lye hair relaxers, including those advertised for children, is at levels that are corrosive to the skin
- Ten pearls every dermatologist should know about the appropriate use of relaxers
- Cuticular damage to African–American hair during relaxer treatments – A microfluorometric and SEM Study
- Cytotoxic Evaluation of Hair Relaxers and Straighteners Actives in Human-Derived Skin Cells
- Serum levels of minerals and vitamins in two categories of female alopecia subjects using hair relaxer
- Hair relaxer use and breast cancer risk by tumor molecular subtypes.
- The Effects of the Chemical Relaxer Lye on Hair Cortisol Concentrations
- Chemical hair relaxer use and its potential effect on incidence of endometrial cancer in Black women.
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