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Usefulness of Hair Washing with Nano-Mist Shower, Compared with Hair Washing Using Tap Water and Shampoo
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- Yokoyama Tomoko
- School of Nursing, Osaka Prefecture University
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- Sugimoto Yoshie
- School of Nursing, Osaka Prefecture University
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- Nakaoka Akiko
- School of Nursing, Osaka Prefecture University
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- Tanaka Yuka
- School of Nursing, Setsunan University, Japan
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- Takatsuji Koichi
- School of Nursing, Osaka Prefecture University
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- Other Title
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- 洗髪におけるナノミストシャワーの有用性
- 洗髪におけるナノミストシャワーの有用性 : 洗髪車と比較して
- センパツ ニ オケル ナノミストシャワー ノ ユウヨウセイ : センパツシャ ト ヒカク シテ
- ―洗髪車と比較して―
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A nano-mist shower (NMS) is able to remove foreign substances from the scalp by detergency action, making possible hair washing without shampoo. In this study, we examined the washing effects of NMS and compared the results with hair washing using tap water and shampoo (TS).<br/> There were 35 participants, whose mean age was 30.9 (±9.2S.D.) years. Each participant’s hair was washed again by either TS or NMS. Before and after the each hair washing, we checked the detergency effects on the scalp, including ATP level, sebum, and subjective assessment by visual analog scale into five grades. In addition, washing time and quantity of water used were measured. The level of significance assumed it 5%.<br/> The ATP level was significantly decreased by both NMS and TS. After NMS it decreased from 7381±7171RLU to 4317±3236RLU, and after TS it decreased from 7763±9977RLU to 5921±1782RLU. Sebum was also significantly decreased in both NMS (from66±30 to 11±9) and TS (from 93±25 to 4±2). Thus, comparison by ATP and sebum levels showed no significant differences between NMS and TS. Subjective assessment showed significantly reduced “tackiness” and “unpleasant smell” by both methods, while NMS was rated significantly inferior on “sound” , “refreshing” and “smell” . Mean washing time by NMS was 231±34sec, and by TS it was 524±81 sec. The quantity of used water in NMS was 4.4±0.8l and by TS it was 18.5±2.2l.<br/> Our results suggested the usefulness of NMS that it was as effective as TS in detergency, as well as being faster and more water economical.
Journal
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- Japanese Journal of Nursing Art and Science
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Japanese Journal of Nursing Art and Science 12 (3), 24-33, 2014
Japanese Society of Nursing Art and Science
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Details 詳細情報について
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- CRID
- 1390282680201657728
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- NII Article ID
- 130005163506
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- NII Book ID
- AA11942381
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- ISSN
- 24238511
- 13495429
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- NDL BIB ID
- 025163684
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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- CiNii Articles
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- Abstract License Flag
- Disallowed