Karr v. Inecto, Inc.

The defendant manufactures a chemical product known as Inecto Rapid. It offers that product for general sale, representing to the public that it may be used as a hair dye and applied to the head. The plaintiff conducts an establishment for the dressing and dyeing of women’s hair and for what she describes as “ general beauty culture work.” On March 31st, 1924, the plain tiff applied some of the dye manufactured by the defendant to the hair of her customer. The plaintiff had never used this dye on a customer’s hair before. The customer asked the plaintiff to use it. On four or five occasions…