Organosilicon hydroxycarboxylic ester complex: HenkelRecent Research Landscape
Pigment washout and fiber damage during keratin coloring lead to poor color longevity and texture degradation. These innovations utilize organosilicon-based sealing and alkaline pre-treatment to chemically lock pigments into the hair structure.
What technical problems is Henkel addressing in Organosilicon hydroxycarboxylic ester complex?
Poor dye wash fastness
(15)evidences
Keratinous fibers suffer from rapid pigment loss and insufficient dye adhesion during repeated washing. Enhancing the durability of the color attachment prevents premature fading and maintains aesthetic integrity.
Poor dye wash fastness
(13)evidences
Pigment-based colorants suffer from insufficient adhesion and rapid loss during washing cycles. Enhancing durability ensures long-lasting aesthetic results and reduces the frequency of re-application.
Poor hair dye washfastness
(6)evidences
Conventional coloring processes suffer from poor pigment retention and rapid fading during thermal exposure. Improving color fastness and structural integrity during heat treatment prevents premature pigment leaching.
Poor hair color washfastness
(6)evidences
Keratinous fibers suffer from rapid pigment loss and color fading during repeated washing cycles. Improving pigment retention ensures long-lasting aesthetic results and reduces the frequency of chemical re-treatment.