2000
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.136.12.1515
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Allergic Contact Dermatitis Caused by Skin Painting (Pseudotattooing) With Black Henna, a Mixture of Henna and p-Phenylenediamine and Its Derivatives

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“…Thus, beyond the aforementioned urticaria and angioedema or contact anaphylaxis related to black henna tattoo painting and the classical eczematous contact dermatitis [38, 39], have been described lichenoid eruptions [11, 40, 41], lymphomatoid reactions [42, 43], vesicular-bullous lesions [44], which may be very painful and invalidating [45, 46], and erythema multiforme like eruptions [29, 47]. Sometimes, the localized eruption may become generalized and associated to systemic symptoms as fever and malaise [50, 51].…”
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“…Thus, beyond the aforementioned urticaria and angioedema or contact anaphylaxis related to black henna tattoo painting and the classical eczematous contact dermatitis [38, 39], have been described lichenoid eruptions [11, 40, 41], lymphomatoid reactions [42, 43], vesicular-bullous lesions [44], which may be very painful and invalidating [45, 46], and erythema multiforme like eruptions [29, 47]. Sometimes, the localized eruption may become generalized and associated to systemic symptoms as fever and malaise [50, 51].…”
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“…Los tatuajes clásicos tienen el inconveniente de ser permanentes. Por ello en la última década se han hecho mucho más populares los "tatuajes temporales", que son en realidad pseudotatuajes, porque son grabados superficiales y no se perfora la piel al aplicarlos 4 . Estos tatuajes temporales se realizan habitualmente con henna, un pigmento natural obtenido de la planta Lawsonia inermis que deja la piel teñida de un color marrón rojizo y que se elimina al cabo de dos o tres semanas con el lavado sucesivo.…”
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“…Son aditivos habituales algunos aceites esenciales, colorantes, resinas y gomas fijadoras y azúcares. Pero el más utilizado de todos es la parafenilendiamina 4,6,7 , una sustancia colorante con la que se elaboran la gran mayoría de los tintes capilares comercializados. La parafenilendiamina se usa mucho porque no sólo intensifica el color, sino que también ace- lera el proceso de fijación, es químicamen-te estable, posee propiedades antioxidantes y además es barata.…”
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