Hairspray[1] 2

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solomon yanez per 16/6/11

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HairsprayBy: Solomon Yanez

Per# 16/6/11

Use of hairspray thins the ozone layer. Causing the suns rays to heat up the earth.

What’s the problem?

Your hair can catch on fire while using hair spray and kill’s your hair.

Problem?

Hair spray speeds up the global warming process faster than the burning of fossil fuels.

Problem?

Snookie

Points of view

People should use hair spray normally not excessively for example every day.

Points of view…

Hair spray is unhealthy for your hair and Can damage hair the Chemical(Chlorofluorocarbon) can set your hair on fire

Points of view

We need to use hair spray regularly rather than excessively or just not use hair spray at all stick to gel.

We need to use hairspray normally or not at all the rarely we use it the better

If we do use hair spray we need to use it in bathroom and out in the open where it can easily travel to the atmosphere

Possible solution

Hair spray kills your hair and you run the risk of it setting on fire if close to a flame

The use of hair spray damages and thins the atmosphere faster than the burning of fossil fuels and speeds up global warming

Peoples opinions

Hair spray was started to be being used in the nineteen 40’s and 50’s and in the 60’s

Hair spray boomed in the 50’s since it was a style

When The discovery of the chemical that caused the burning and damage of hair also led to the discovery of the thining of the atmospher

How did this come to be?

Charts of the word heating up rose dramatically through the years

The hairspray company’s banned the chemical from its manufacturing since the chemical was the main recipe for the hair spray to work many companies collapsed

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news.nationalgeographic.com/.../0805_030805_ozone.htm

www.ygoy.com/?p=88 www.johnstonsarchive.net/environment/wrjp365o.html

ykg.bonafidelive.com/hairspray-info-how-does-mousse-affect-the-ozone-layer-hairspray.ingredients/

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