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Does using hair sprays, gels, mousse, or makeup increase the chances of contracting coronavirus? since these are all sticky, couldn't they trap the virus? should we stop using them right now?
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COVID 19: There is no evidence that these products increase transmission of COVID 19 (if only used by one person).
Answered 5/15/2020
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