Effects of some cosmetics on copper and zinc concentrations in human scalp hair.

Clanet, P; DeAntonio, S M; Katz, S. A.; Scheiner, D M

doi:10.1093/clinchem/28.12.2450

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“…Shampoos contain many elements of interest (e.g. selenium sulphide is included as an antifungal), and hair treatment is observed to affect results (Clanet et al. 1982; DiPeietro et al 1989; LeBlanc et al.…”

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Hair‐element analysis — still on the fringe

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Increasing biological interest in minerals has led to the search for reliable methods to quantify body levels of trace elements and toxic metals. Hair has been a prime candidate because of its ease of collection and the possibility that this body tissue might accurately reflect body loads of these substances. A vast amount of research effort has been expended to explore the value of hair-element analysis. Unfortunately, there are so many confounding factors that influence these measurements that isolated individual results cannot be relied upon. Their current value is in epidemiological studies.

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“…Flame atomic absorpotion (FAA) is the most widely used technique for hair analysis after conversion to liquid format (4,(12)(13)(14)(15). Inductively coupled plasma (ICP) atomic emission spectrometry (AES) has become popular because of its multielement capability, high sensitivity, wide dynamic range, and relative freedom from matrix effects (16)(17)(18).…”

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