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Adsorption hierarchy of surfactants and polymers to a damaged hair model: effect of composition, order and polymer size

Journal article 2024
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Serena Cozzolino, Philipp Gutfreund, Alexeï Vorobiev, Rebecca J. L. Welbourn, Andrew J. Greaves, Francesca Zuttion, Mark William Rutland, Gustavo S. Luengo

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 27 (2), 1089–1099, 2024

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DOI 10.1039/d4cp03603d

Chitosan hair care formulation hair damage molecular weight effects polymer adsorption surfactant adsorption

Abstract

70 Å thick layer, while the higher molecular weight chitosan collapses to form a layer of about 30 Å. This knowledge opens the door to developing hair-care formulations with improved performance and sustainability.

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