Flyaway hair

Hair type is also relevant to the condition of flyaway hair. For example, hair fiber curvature is critical to flyaway. Robbins has demonstrated that straight hair has a greater tendency to flyaway than very curly hair, even... 

Existing tests to evaluate hair-combing ease, style retention, and flyaway hair or static charge may then be used to evaluate these different types of manageability. Furthermore, each type of manageability may be expressed in terms of a ratio of control/treatment values. 

Because fiber length is not changed by cosmetic treatments, length is not relevant for the type of analysis that considers changes by cosmetic treatments. For flyaway hair manageability, any change that increases static... 

Uses Conditioner, softener in hair rinses, conditioning shampoos, creams and lotions antistat to prevent flyaway hair... 

The phenomenon of flyaway is a result of charge repulsion between hair fibers, which makes hair hard to comb or to keep in place. This problem occurs when hair is combed or brushed, particularly at low humidity. The generation of static charges is due to an unequal transfer of charges across the interface between materials in contact. 

Function in Formula Conditioning agent for hair and skin. Reduces flyaway ... 

Good wetting and foaming agent. Rapidly builds viscosity and improves foam. Conditions and softens hair while reducing flyaway. Use in shampoos, conditioners and mousses or, as an emulsifier in creams and lotions. 

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