Abstract
Black Henna Contact Eczema: Getting Handsome with Poison
Highlights
CommentsHenna is very anciently used naturally by man for its dyeing characteristics for aesthetic and sometimes therapeutic purposes
With the trend of tattoos, it is mixed with various chemicals to obtain a fast, durable and darker coloration, including para-phenyldiamine (PPD), a frequent source of local toxicity, including contact eczema and sensitization, and sometimes systemic
A week later, the young person consulted for erythemato-squamous lesions, very itchy at tattoo sites
Summary
Henna is very anciently used naturally by man for its dyeing characteristics for aesthetic and sometimes therapeutic purposes. With the trend of tattoos, it is mixed with various chemicals to obtain a fast, durable and darker coloration, including para-phenyldiamine (PPD), a frequent source of local toxicity, including contact eczema and sensitization, and sometimes systemic. Our goal is to raise awareness, through this clinical case, the health authorities at first and the general public in a second time.
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