FAQs

What To Do If Having Reaction Using Bigen?

Bigen hair products have been widely used to color hair, coming in both liquid and powder form, but these hair products meant to bring color and confidence to someone’s life, instead bring serious reactions.

Reactions to Bigen

Bigen reactions give users a variety of symptoms that can either occur right after using it, or even 48 hours afterward. Some of the reactions that the Bigen can cause individuals include itching, loss of hair, damage to hair, serious pain, chemical burns, swelling of the head, and airway restrictions. This hair dye has put countless people in the hospital due to the serious reactions that it causes.

What to do after using Bigen?

If you used Bigen hair products and experienced one or more of the symptoms listed above, you should seek medical treatment immediately. The reactions to Bigen are very serious and threaten the health of users so it is imperative to see a medical professional.

Our defective product lawyers advise that you take photos of the reactions that you are having as well. If you decide to pursue a claim down the road for the pain that Bigen has caused you, the photos will help to prove the claim. We recommend taking photos when the reaction begins, as well as throughout the treatment and healing process.

Keep Your Bigen Packaging

Whenever someone is pursuing a defective products claim, it is very important to keep the product and/or packaging. If Bigen caused you to have health problems, make sure you keep the packaging as well as the rest of the product if any remains.

Contact a Bigen Attorney

Hiring an attorney who has handled Bigen cases will help your claim. The personal injury attorneys at the Charles Boyk Law Office have handled countless Bigen hair product cases and we can work on your behalf the secure the compensation that you deserve for the injuries that were sustained.

To speak to one of the personal injury attorneys at our office about your experience with Bigen, call 800.637.8170. You will have the opportunity to have a conversation with an attorney about your experience, ask for advice, and learn the legal steps that you should take.