Revlon Nail Enamel Remover

Revlon
• Curling iron
• Eyelash curler
• Lipstick
• Mascara
• Nail enamel remover
• Straightening iron
• Hot air styler

Dawn of Texas writes (10/10/00):
On August 20,2000 I used a bottle of Revlon Professional Nail Enamel Remover (Extra Mosturizing) and received third-degree chemical burns on three of my fingers. I have pictures of the burns and a letter from my physician.

It took nearly 3 1/2 weeks for the burns to heal. I was unable to perform the duties necessary in our janitorial business. I spent nearly $200 in medical expenses for prescriptions, bandage wrapping and doctors visits. To my knowledge there was no permanent damage however I did have temporary loss of feeling in the burned areas.

October 7 2008

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