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Unlike natural henna, these also contain dyes such as p-phenylenediamine or PPD, whose direct use on the skin is prohibited, warns the Spanish Medicines Agency (AEMPS).
With good weather, places such as beaches, markets and open-air events proliferate that offer the realization of black henna temporary tattoos, so the Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AEMPS) wanted to warn of the risks what they can entail for health.
Temporary black henna tattoos They are of this color and shiny in appearance, and Although they contain natural henna, they also contain dyes such as p-phenylenediamine or PPD, whose direct use on the skin is prohibited., so "they can be very dangerous to health," the AEMPS has warned in a press release.
Short term, may cause itching, redness, spots or blisters, permanent discoloration, scarring or contact dermatitis that may sometimes require medical attention and even hospitalization.
And in the long term, could cause permanent sensitization and, in future contacts with that substance - present, for example, in some hair dyes - they can generate intense allergic reactions.
For this reason, the AEMPS advises avoid this type of tattoos or those that have a long duration; Be careful with tattoo offers at outdoor events and, if you have had one and develop any symptoms, go to the nearest medical service.
