The Feasibility of Mouthwash as a Hair Rinse.
Table 1 - Results of the Experiment 8.
The solution of mouthwash and water is said to be a good substitute for hair rinses. The group decided to investigate if the solution is a more effective and cheaper substitute for hair rinses.
5.0 g of hair obtained from a member of the group were subjected to testing. Four setups containing different volumes of mouthwash with a cup of water and one setup containing 9.0 ml of shampoo and cup of water (which serves as the control of the experiment) were used. The strands, each having a weight of 1.0 g were immersed in the five different setups for one week. Results showed that the four experimental setups looked shinier than the control setup. Among the four experimental setups, the strands immersed in one that contains ΒΌ cup of mouthwash and a cup of water were shiniest. The three remaining experimental setups did not have any difference that can be seen with the naked eye. They all appear the same.
The mouthwash-H20 solution was, in a way, effective but not that economical. A bottle of mouthwash (250mL) that has a price of Php 110.00 can be used for 10 non-consecutive days, which means that it costs Php 11.00 for every use.
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INTRODUCTION.
INTRODUCTION.
Hair needs to be shampooed and rinsed. Today, life is so fast-paced that even one's hair grooming is neglected. People do not shampoo properly.
Shampoos are designed to clean your hair and your scalp. They contain surfactants, or detergents, that lift dirt and oil off the hair so they can be rinsed away. Most shampoos clean your hair very well. Where they differ is how your hair feels afterward. Some surfactants are stronger than others, and might strip away too much of your natural oils. Most shampoos also contain a bit of conditioner, which can make a difference in how your hair feels afterward.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM.
Since people of today do not shampoo really well, we have decided to make an alternative hair rinse - using mouthwash and H2O solution.
If hair tangles easily, apply a clean-rinsing conditioner in the shower and then immediately comb with a wide-toothed comb before rinsing out the conditioner. ... Never brush wet hair. ... Shampoo and rinse hair as usual. 2. ... Rinse thoroughly with cool water. ... Rinse out. ...
Well here is your solution, color your hair at home! ... Once you are at home, find an old shirt to wear, preferably a button up because it is easier to remove when it is time to rinse without getting the color all over it. ... Thoroughly saturate the hair from root to ends. ... Pour out any remaining color from the applicator bottle and rinse it with warm water. ... Now all you have to do is wait thirty-five minutes then rinse with water, it's that simple! ...
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Always remember the rinse is the most important step here at this point. ... Then part the hair from ear to ear crossing over the crown. ... Apply some mousse or gel according to the hair texture. Mousse is for thin hair and gel is for thick hair. While blow drying the hair use a round brush and point the drier down on the hair while styling and holding at the ends a few seconds longer. ...
Three main products in Italy market include: Toothpaste, Toothbrushes and Mouth rinses. ... For instance, Colgate manufactures Herbal toothpaste in Brazil for distribution to more than 50 countries, while its 2in1 toothpaste and mouthwash is made in UK for sale in 15 countries. ... Colgate is mainly focusing on two types of mouth rinses: Therapeutic mouth rinse, which generally markets for specialized purpose such as dental office and Cosmetic mouth rise, which provides fresh breath for personal hygiene purpose. ... The main issue for Colgate's mouth rinses is their product has not ...
Well here is your solution, color your hair at home! ... Once you are at home, find an old shirt to wear, preferably a button up because it is easier to remove when it is time to rinse without getting the color all over it. ... Thoroughly saturate the hair from root to ends. ... Pour out any remaining color from the applicator bottle and rinse it with warm water. ... Now all you have to do is wait thirty-five minutes then rinse with water, it's that simple! ...
It has been found that alcohol-free mouthwash prepared by a different manufacturer can be contaminated with B. cepacia. This finding has lead to the discontinuation of alcohol-free mouthwashes particularly on hospital units with mechanically ventilated patients. Clinicians who detect ventilator-associated pneumonia or respiratory colonization with B. cepacia associated with the use of alcohol free mouthwash have been encouraged to report such episodes through their local health departments to CDC's Hospital Infections Program, National Center for Infectious Diseases, and to MedWatch, the ...
Feasibility Studies A feasibility study investigates the practicality of the proposed solution, it asks the question "is it suitable?", the difference between feasibility & ability is that of possible versus suitable. A feasibility study examines • Financial feasibility • Technical feasibility • Scheduled feasibility • Operational feasibility Choosing a solution For a proposed solution the feasibility study will recommend wether or not it is suitable. If two or more different proposals are considered feasible, then a choice has to be made. ...
Washing, rinsing and claw clipping process are pretty much the same for both pets. ... Rinse the pet thoroughly; standing water may work better than running water because the noise from the faucet may startle the pet. ... By not rinsing all the soap from the pet's fur, the residue can cause the fur to become dull and sticky (Bathing Your Dog, n.d.). ... Once the pet is clean and dry, decide if a hair cut or trim is needed. Long hair, facial hair or hair around the rectal area may dictate the need for a trim. ...
