A Study of Effects of Fermented Green Tea Extract-based Treatment on Hair

Park, Kwi Hee; Lim, Sun Nye

doi:10.5764/tcf.2014.26.4.353

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“…Mordanting cotton with CuSO4, FeSO4, and AlK(SO4)2 produced dark purple, dark lavender, and wine red, respectively. Biomordants such as gelatin [12], chitosan [9], soy protein, and sodium casein [8] also improved the color strength of fabrics dyed with C. sappan, without changing the color shades.…”

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“…Studies have reported the presence of brazilein in both aqueous and alcoholic extractions. Most studies chose fabrics produced from natural fibers such as cotton [6], wool [7], silk [8,6,9], and jute [10]. Dyeing of synthetic fabrics produced from poly(ethylene terephthalate) has also been reported [9].…”

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“…Most studies chose fabrics produced from natural fibers such as cotton [6], wool [7], silk [8,6,9], and jute [10]. Dyeing of synthetic fabrics produced from poly(ethylene terephthalate) has also been reported [9]. In some cases, textile dyeing was carried out using a mixture of C. sappan and another natural dye to expand the range of color shades [10,11].…”

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Enhancing the color shade and depth of linen fabrics dyed with Caesalpinia sappan L. wood extract using metallic salt mordants

HUTAKAMOL,

PISITSAK,

THONGMEE

et al. 2023

J Met Mater Miner

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This study demonstrated natural dyeing of linen with a dye extracted from sappan wood (Caesalpinia sappan L.). Four metallic salt mordants, namely (NH4)2Fe(SO4)2, CuSO4, SnCl2, and AlK(SO4)2, referred to as Fe, Cu, Sn, and Al, respectively, were used to improve the dyeing properties. The influences of the pH, dye concentration, mordant type and concentration, and mordanting technique on the dyeing properties were investigated. Dyeing without mordants resulted in a reddish-brown fabric; however, different mordants produced a variety of color shades. In general, the mordant containing Fe yielded the highest color strength, generating a dark gray color very close to black. Crimson and magenta fabrics were obtained using Sn, and pink fabrics were obtained using Al. The samples with the Cu mordant showed a dark and dull purple color. The color strength due to post-mordanting was higher than those due to pre- and meta-mordanting. Dyeing and mordanting increased the ultraviolet protection factor (UPF) of the fabrics. Only the fabrics post-mordanted with Fe exhibited good ultraviolet protection (UPF 15). The concentrations of extractable heavy metals (Fe and Cu) were also determined.

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Enhancing the color shade and depth of linen fabrics dyed with Caesalpinia sappan L. wood extract using metallic salt mordants

HUTAKAMOL,

PISITSAK,

THONGMEE

et al. 2023

J Met Mater Miner

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“…, 퍼머넌트 웨이브 1제의 화학적인 성분 인 치오클리콜산 등에 의해 모발의 손상 (Kim et al, 2013)이 일어난다. 이렇게 모발 손상이 일어나면 모발의 모 표피가 일어나거나 박리가 된다 (Kim, 2006;Park et al, 2011 (Choi & Jin, 2019), 창포 추출 액을 이용한 모발의 트리트먼트 효과 (Kim & Baek, 2008), 발 효 녹차를 이용한 모발의 트리트먼트 효과 (Park & Lim, 2014), 퍼 머넌트 웨이브 시술 시 황칠나무 잎 트리트먼트가 모발에 미치는 영 향 (Ji, 2015) 등 천연성분으로 모발의 손상을 줄일 수 있는 방법, 원 료에 대한 연구가 이어지고 있다. 또한 오일 류를 주제로 한 연구로 페파민트 오일의 모발 성장 촉진 효과 및 항 비듬균 활성 (Oh et al, 2014), 녹차 씨 오일이 염색 및 탈색된 모발의 재 손상 및 탈색 방지 에 미치는 영향 (Min et al, 2013) (Lee et al, 2004).…”

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Effect of Peanut Oil on Hair Texture Improvement

Kim¹

2020

Asian J Beauty Cosmetol

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Purpose: This study aimed to understand the effect of peanut oil on hair texture improvement. A hair texture improvement agent with peanut oil was produced and applied to damaged hair. Methods: The hair texture improvement agent was produced in different concentrations of peanut oil like 0%, 6%, 9%, and 12%. It was then applied to a bleached sample hair, heated, and left in natural condition. To quantify changes in surface color, the values of L * , a * , b * , and ΔE * and the degree of fading were measured using a color difference scale. Also, the effect on hair texture was examined by measuring dye absorbance and luster using a tensile strength and methylene blue. Results: The L * value of experimental group in level 7 decreased when the content of peanut oil increased. The change in a * and b * values was not significant. The increase of ΔE * value was also nonsignificant. The experimental group in level 9 showed no fading on the second day. It also showed an increase in tensile strength in level 7 compared to the control group. Further, the experimental group showed a decrease in absorbing methylene blue in level 7 compared to control group. Finally, the experimental group showed a luster increase in level 7 compared to the control group. Conclusions: The peanut oil had a significant effect on improving damaged hair texture. And further studies using various methods to measure the effects of peanut oil on hair texture are need.

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A Study of Hair Damage depending on Hair Treatment Conditions and Morphological Change in Hair

Joo¹,

Lim²

2015

Textile Coloration and Finishing

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This study aims to propose a method to reduce hair damage after investigating the following: the factors which vary depending on hair treatment conditions; the degree of hair damage in the bleached sample; and an analysis of the effects of a perm on wave formation. To determine the effects of these treatment types, hair bleach was mixed with the hair treatment, and hair damage and formation of permanent waves were examined. Using a scanning electron microscope, in addition, morphological changes were analyzed and the following results were obtained: After mixing natural powder(2.5g) and hair cream(2.5g) and bleaching the mixture, it was compared to the scale structure of untreated hair. When 5g of natural powder was mixed and bleached, a clear layer was observed among cuticle scales, showing the effects of hair treatment. Therefore, this confirms that the effects of hair treatment were most notable when grain powder was mixed with hair cream. Once hair is damaged, it is almost impossible to regain its original state. When chemical agents are used, therefore, it is important to consider the possible hair damage they cause.

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A Study of Effects of Fermented Green Tea Extract-based Treatment on Hair

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Enhancing the color shade and depth of linen fabrics dyed with Caesalpinia sappan L. wood extract using metallic salt mordants

Enhancing the color shade and depth of linen fabrics dyed with Caesalpinia sappan L. wood extract using metallic salt mordants

Effect of Peanut Oil on Hair Texture Improvement

A Study of Hair Damage depending on Hair Treatment Conditions and Morphological Change in Hair

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