Effect of Hair Loss Care Program using Hair Steamer on Hair and Scalp Conditions

The aim of this research is to conduct a hair loss management program using aroma to analyze the effect on hair (hair thickness, hair density) and the scalp (moisture, oil, the amount of dead skin cells, blood vessel exposure, pore condition, scalp surface) and provide basic data for the design and marketing of a hair loss management program. The subjects of this study were adults who ranged from their 20s to 40s. A total of 16 people who understood the purpose of the study and met the selection criteria were randomly selected and divided into 2 two groups: 8 people in the experimental group and 8 people in the control group. Subjects who belonged to the experimental group were treated with a hair loss management program, including scalp care with a hair steamer. Subjects who belonged to the control group were treated in the same way, except for the hair steamer. The collected data was analyzed by SPSS 26.0. As a result of the hair management program using the hair steamer for 8 weeks, hair thickness and density did not significantly improved, but related figures increased and the effect on scalp condition was significantly revealed. The hair loss management program using hair steamer was proven to be effective on increasing moisture and oil, decreasing the amount of dead skin cells, exposing blood vessel, improving pores, and scalp surface. It means that the program was helpful in preventing hair loss, making hair healthy, and increasing the satisfaction of customers. Therefore, it can be actively used in promotion and marketing to patients who suffer from hair loss and potential customers who want to maintain and improve the condition of their scalp and hair.

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Journal of Health and Beauty
Published
2024-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.35131/ishb.2024.18.2.11
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Hair Growth and Disorders
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Effect of Hair Loss Care Program using Hair Steamer on Hair and Scalp Conditions

Yun Kyoung Oh, Mi Hee Ju
Journal of Health and Beauty
Hair Growth and Disorders
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Effect of Hair Loss Care Program using Hair Steamer on Hair and Scalp Conditions

Yun Kyoung Oh, Mi Hee Ju
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Abstract

The aim of this research is to conduct a hair loss management program using aroma to analyze the effect on hair (hair thickness, hair density) and the scalp (moisture, oil, the amount of dead skin cells, blood vessel exposure, pore condition, scalp surface) and provide basic data for the design and marketing of a hair loss management program. The subjects of this study were adults who ranged from their 20s to 40s. A total of 16 people who understood the purpose of the study and met the selection criteria were randomly selected and divided into 2 two groups: 8 people in the experimental group and 8 people in the control group. Subjects who belonged to the experimental group were treated with a hair loss management program, including scalp care with a hair steamer. Subjects who belonged to the control group were treated in the same way, except for the hair steamer. The collected data was analyzed by SPSS 26.0. As a result of the hair management program using the hair steamer for 8 weeks, hair thickness and density did not significantly improved, but related figures increased and the effect on scalp condition was significantly revealed. The hair loss management program using hair steamer was proven to be effective on increasing moisture and oil, decreasing the amount of dead skin cells, exposing blood vessel, improving pores, and scalp surface. It means that the program was helpful in preventing hair loss, making hair healthy, and increasing the satisfaction of customers. Therefore, it can be actively used in promotion and marketing to patients who suffer from hair loss and potential customers who want to maintain and improve the condition of their scalp and hair.

Journal of Health and BeautyVol. 18(2)
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Hair Growth and Disorders
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