The_Feasibility_Of_Mouthwash_As_A_Hair_Rinse

The Feasibility Of Mouthwash As A Hair Rinse INVESTIGATORY PROJECT The Feasibility of Mouthwash as a Hair Rinse TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Table of Contents 2 Abstract 3 Introduction 4 Statement of the Problem 4 Hypothesis 4 Significance of the Problem 5 Scope and Limitations 5 Definition of Terms 5 Review of Related Literature 6 Materials and Methods 7 Results and Discussion 8 Table 1 – Results of the Experiment 8 Summary and Conclusion 9 Bibliography 10 Appendix 11-12 Researches 13 ABSTRACT 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 ¼ 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, hair, cup, mouthwash, solution, water, setup, shinier, setups, strands, one, shampoo, rinse, week, skin, much, experiment, acid, solutions, people, looked, group, different, cuticle, cells, water looks, layer, four, experimental, contain, body, ¼, shrink, shiny, scalp, scales