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HERO ID
1752104
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
Application of the theory of hydrophobic bonds to hair treatments
Author(s)
Hall, KE; Wolfram, LJ
Year
1977
Is Peer Reviewed?
0
Journal
Journal of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists
ISSN:
0037-9832
Report Number
IPA/77/276113
Volume
Soc
Issue
REF 13
Page Numbers
231-241
Language
English
Abstract
IPA COPYRIGHT: ASHP A novel technique of hair treatment via introduction of nonpolar residues into hair structure in hydroalcoholic media is described. Hair modified in this manner exhibits greatly enhanced settability and high set retention, even at high levels of ambient humidity. The setting behavior can be manipulated by utilizing the differential swelling response of treated hair to water and aqueous alcohols.
Keywords
Hair
;
bonds
;
hydrophobic
;
hydrophobic
;
hair
;
Alcohols
;
effects
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