Morphological and Macromolecular Structure

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Chemical and Physical Behavior of Human Hair 2002

DOI: 10.1007/0-387-21695-2_1

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Particulate matter adheres to human hair exposed to severe aerial pollution: consequences for certain hair surface properties

Galliano

Ye²,

Su³

et al. 2017

Intern J of Cosmetic Sci

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This work indicates that a very high amount (e.g. billions) of PM can be deposited on a full head of hair for subjects living in a severely aerially polluted environment. This process can be reproduced in vitro. In real-life, pollution has a strong impact on hair surface properties, leading to a modification of the visual aspect (loss of shine) and the alteration of hair surface (increase in friction force). This work may be used to pave the way for prevention and cleansing studies in the field of hair care.

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Particulate matter adheres to human hair exposed to severe aerial pollution: consequences for certain hair surface properties

Galliano

Ye²,

Su³

et al. 2017

Intern J of Cosmetic Sci

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Tribology of an assembly of hairs: Influence of multiscale surface chemistry and structure on sensorial tactile properties

Galliano

Fougère

Wolfram³

et al. 2021

Skin Research and Technology

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The hair surface, with its overlapping cuticle scales, represents a substrate where friction can be assessed through various direct or indirect instrumental methods [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] helping the evaluation of its potential alteration by, for example, external factors such as excessive heat, sun exposure, or washing. [8][9][10] These in vitro methods can be performed on a single hair fiber or, alternatively on hair swatches standardized in length and weight, that group hairs of different shapes (straight, wavy, kinky), status (natural, oxidized, perm, straightened...), or diameters/cross-sections.The nature and shape of individual hair fibers together with the 3D arrangement of the ensemble of hairs on the human head, both contribute to its overall appearance as well as to its sensorial perception when handled or touched. The vibrations induced by friction 11 or the visual aspect or touch of an assembly of fibers can lead to different subjective interpretations. In addition, this perception may

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Morphological and Macromolecular Structure

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Particulate matter adheres to human hair exposed to severe aerial pollution: consequences for certain hair surface properties

Particulate matter adheres to human hair exposed to severe aerial pollution: consequences for certain hair surface properties

Tribology of an assembly of hairs: Influence of multiscale surface chemistry and structure on sensorial tactile properties

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