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Integrated comb tooth fluid delivery: LorealRecent Research Landscape

Inconsistent chemical distribution during application leads to uneven hair treatment and product waste. These innovations engineer the mechanical interface between the applicator and hair fibers to ensure uniform dosage.

What technical problems is Loreal addressing in Integrated comb tooth fluid delivery?

Inconsistent scalp fluid distribution

(21)evidences

Manual application of viscous treatments to dense hair fibers results in patchy coverage and wasted product. Achieving uniform penetration to the root and scalp ensures consistent chemical or therapeutic efficacy.

Inaccurate applicator positioning

(14)evidences

Improper spacing between the delivery device and the target surface leads to uneven chemical distribution or skin irritation. Maintaining precise proximity ensures uniform dosage and prevents accidental contact with the scalp.

Inadequate scalp nutrient delivery

(8)evidences

Conventional hair washing requires excessive water and manual agitation to dislodge debris. Improving mechanical and ultrasonic displacement of contaminants enables effective cleaning in water-restricted environments.

Inadequate scalp chemical penetration

(6)evidences

Standard topical applications fail to bypass hair density to reach the scalp directly. Uniform fluid delivery during washing reduces chemical waste and treatment time.