자연모의 펌처리 시 Adipic acid의 중간처리 효과
The Effects of Intermediate Treatment with Adipic Acid on Virgin Hair During Perming
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This study adopted adipic acid as an intermediate treatment agent for perming virgin hair. The optimum ratio of adipic acid was 1%. For the test, we were divided into two groups: an experimental group (1% adipic acid was used as an intermediate treatment agent for perming) and a control group. In terms of wave formation, the experimental group was shorter than the control group by 4.8%. In the length of wave hair when shampooed 30 times, the experimental group was shorter than the control group by 12.8%. In other words, the experimental group was better than the control group for both wave formation and retention. In terms of hair thickness, no statistically significant difference was observed. In tensile strength, the experimental group revealed an 18.7% increase (p<0.05). In elongation, on the contrary, a 3.6% decrease was observed in the experimental group (p<0.05). In methylene blue coloring, the control group was 2.53 times greater than the experimental group (p<0.001). When hair was examined using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), cuticles were undamaged in both experimental and control groups. However, the experimental group was smoother than the control group in terms of hair texture. In other words, it appears that waves are improved by adipic acid through hair improvement, not through cuticle improvement. The above results confirmed that better hair formation and retention were observed when 1% adipic acid was applied to virgin hair as an intermediate treatment agent. In terms of the degree of hair damage, no statistically significant difference was found. Therefore, it may be concluded that adipic acid is acceptable as a cosmetics ingredient.
Abstract
This study adopted adipic acid as an intermediate treatment agent for perming virgin hair. The optimum ratio of adipic acid was 1%. For the test, we were divided into two groups: an experimental group (1% adipic acid was used as an intermediate treatment agent for perming) and a control group. In terms of wave formation, the experimental group was shorter than the control group by 4.8%. In the length of wave hair when shampooed 30 times, the experimental group was shorter than the control group by 12.8%. In other words, the experimental group was better than the control group for both wave formation and retention. In terms of hair thickness, no statistically significant difference was observed. In tensile strength, the experimental group revealed an 18.7% increase (p<0.05). In elongation, on the contrary, a 3.6% decrease was observed in the experimental group (p<0.05). In methylene blue coloring, the control group was 2.53 times greater than the experimental group (p<0.001). When hair was examined using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), cuticles were undamaged in both experimental and control groups. However, the experimental group was smoother than the control group in terms of hair texture. In other words, it appears that waves are improved by adipic acid through hair improvement, not through cuticle improvement. The above results confirmed that better hair formation and retention were observed when 1% adipic acid was applied to virgin hair as an intermediate treatment agent. In terms of the degree of hair damage, no statistically significant difference was found. Therefore, it may be concluded that adipic acid is acceptable as a cosmetics ingredient.
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