This just in from the New York Times: A five-year study published in 2001 in something called "Academic Emergency Medicine," reported that "there were an estimated 105,000 injuries related to hair-care products."
It is now nearly two decades later and the mind reels at the current hair-care casualty figures (not yet released). I don't think there is any cause for panic, but clearly we need to use caution with these products. Maybe it's time for the president to name a blue-ribbon national task force to look into the matter and head off future problems. Let's just call this a word to the wise.
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