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- Recent advancements in cosmetics have sparked renewed interest in hair dyeing, but concerns about hair damage have led to a demand for safer dye options.
- This study explores the use of natural extracts like pyrogallol and gallic acid, combined with CuCl in a NaCl solution, to create a protective oligomer coating for the hair.
- Results show that this polyphenol-based dye successfully colors hair while increasing its thickness significantly, suggesting the potential for new multifunctional hair dyeing products that minimize damage.
Article Abstract
Recently, developments in the field of cosmetics have led to a renewed interest in hair dyeing. However, damage to the hair during the dyeing process has increased hesitation in attempting hair dyeing. As a result, hair dyes with minimal side effects have been in constant demand, and are being developed. In this study, natural-extract polyphenols, pyrogallol, and gallic acid are coordinated by CuCl in a NaCl aqueous solution to form an oligomer, which creates an ion-channel coating on the hair surface to protect it. This work attempts to develop fast, simple, and damage-free hair-dye ingredients based on pyrogallol and gallic acid. The morphology and elements of polyphenols coated on hair are characterized. The results reveal that the hair is dyed with the polyphenol-based dye reagent successfully. Moreover, the thickness of the dyed hair continuously rises ten times after dyeing. The tensile strength of the dyed hair is also measured, showing an upward and downward trend. These results reflect the fact that pyrogallol and gallic acid are considered to be the essential and functional polyphenols, and can build ion blocks on hair, which can create new multifunctional coating materials.
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