- Industry: Personal care products
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Conditioning agent found in many 2-in-1 products, serums and sprays.
Industry:Personal care products
Technique used to enhance existing waves and curls. To scrunch hair, place a small amount of mousse or gel in to the palm of the hand and rub together. Gather a section of hair at the tips and scrunch upwards toward the scalp (like crumpling up a piece of paper). Hold for a few seconds and then release. As a finisher, use a medium hold hairspray to maintain the curls all day long.
Industry:Personal care products
Natural oil secreted from the sebaceous glands in the skin. Sebum moisturizes hair and skin and protects it from drying out.
Industry:Personal care products
Any of various liquids or creams specially formulated to cleanse the hair and scalp.
Industry:Personal care products
The skin on the head from which hair grows. The scalp is greatly supplied with blood vessels.
Industry:Personal care products
The area of hair at the base of the hair follicle, just below the scalp.
Industry:Personal care products
A styling product applied to dry hair for added texture, definition and shine. Unlike hairspray and gel, pomade does not harden or dry. It remains pliable for continuous styling all day long. Be careful not to use too much of this product, as this can result in a greasy look. Pomade is also called balm, glue, paste or wax.
Industry:Personal care products
A cream or lotion used to straighten hair. Hair relaxers usually contain a strong alkali to chemically straighten curly or wavy hair.
Industry:Personal care products
An herb used in some hair care products to stimulate hair growth and prevent dandruff.
Industry:Personal care products
Hair product applied to the root area of the hair (i.e., scalp) to add extra lift/volume.
Industry:Personal care products
