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What is the main function of hair conditioning?
What is the main function of hair conditioning?
Which type of cosmetic products are used for conditioning hair according to the text?
Which type of cosmetic products are used for conditioning hair according to the text?
What is the role of cationic surfactants in conditioning hair?
What is the role of cationic surfactants in conditioning hair?
When might hair conditioning be performed according to the text?
When might hair conditioning be performed according to the text?
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Why are cosmetic products used in hair conditioning referred to as 'protective-conditioners'?
Why are cosmetic products used in hair conditioning referred to as 'protective-conditioners'?
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What is the main function of silicones in conditioners?
What is the main function of silicones in conditioners?
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Which type of conditioner requires a long exposure time and is used on very dry hair?
Which type of conditioner requires a long exposure time and is used on very dry hair?
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What is the main action mechanism of conditioners in terms of hair structures?
What is the main action mechanism of conditioners in terms of hair structures?
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Which cosmetic form of conditioner can be applied to all hair types and does not require rinsing?
Which cosmetic form of conditioner can be applied to all hair types and does not require rinsing?
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What role do hair oils play when used before washing?
What role do hair oils play when used before washing?
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Study Notes
- Hair conditioning serves multiple purposes beyond just softening and preparing hair for styling: protecting against chemical and environmental damage
- Hair conditioners, also called protective-conditioners, comprise various substances that provide protective, restorative, and shimmering properties
- Cationic surfactants (e.g., quaternary ammonium phosphates) and polymers facilitate combing; proteins, protein derivatives, and hydrolysates restore and protect the hair structure; fats lubricate and give shine; glycols moisturize and lubricate; and silicones protect and reduce irritations
- Conditioners work by reducing static electricity, restoring alterations, and smoothing the hair surface through electrostatic attraction, forming a protective film
- Conditioning shampoos clean and condition simultaneously, saving time; rinse-off conditioners are used on very dry hair and require extended exposure time; leave-in conditioners do not rinse off and are suitable for normal and oily hair; foam spray conditioners are lightweight and versatile; hair oils can be used before or after washing to protect or condition the hair; and serums are recommended for dry hair.
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Discover the importance and benefits of hair conditioning cosmetics, from softening and adding shine to protecting against environmental and chemical damage. Learn about the evolution of hair conditioning and its role in preparing hair for various aesthetic treatments.
