1973 · 19 citations · 6 references
MedicineDermatologyCosmetic DermatologyMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsRheologyRheology Of Topical FormulationsTensile PropertiesCosmetic UseExperimental Characterization
Synopsis-A quantitative method for measuring and comparing the effect of various cos-metic treatments and products on the amount of FORCE needed to COMB a tress of HAIR is described. Photographs of the apparatus and a detailed description of the experi-mental procedure are provided. The results of several experiments evaluating the effects of several commercial hair conditioners, bleaching, and various "texturizing " resin-containing formulations are also summarized.
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37—THE SURFACE TOPOGRAPHY OF CHEMICALLY TREATED WOOL FIBRES
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