A Study on Hair Art Using Wildflower Flowers

This study aims to select five wildflower flowers and express them as three-dimensional hair art, Increase artistic value by expanding the creativity and application range of hair art, The purpose of this study is to provide basic data for subsequent research on hair art. The characteristics of wild flower dandelions, cosmos, daffodils, Xalis Obtriangulata Maxim, and morning glory were identified, and the colors were expressed using hairpieces and hair nail polish, In order to express the petals, Okong Bond was applied to the hairpiece and dried to form a flat shape to form a petal shape. Five wildflower flowers were made in various colors and made three-dimensional on a flower basket as if arranging flowers. In this study, it is a new development in creative inspiration as a hair art that can simultaneously utilize the vitality and three-dimensional effect of flowers by making the beauty of wild flowers into three-dimensional hair art.

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Journal of the Korean Society of Cosmetology
Published
2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.52660/jksc.2025.31.3.578
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Food Quality and Safety Studies
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A Study on Hair Art Using Wildflower Flowers

Eun-Sil Kwon, Eun-Jun Park
Journal of the Korean Society of Cosmetology
Food Quality and Safety Studies
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A Study on Hair Art Using Wildflower Flowers

Eun-Sil Kwon, Eun-Jun Park
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Abstract

This study aims to select five wildflower flowers and express them as three-dimensional hair art, Increase artistic value by expanding the creativity and application range of hair art, The purpose of this study is to provide basic data for subsequent research on hair art. The characteristics of wild flower dandelions, cosmos, daffodils, Xalis Obtriangulata Maxim, and morning glory were identified, and the colors were expressed using hairpieces and hair nail polish, In order to express the petals, Okong Bond was applied to the hairpiece and dried to form a flat shape to form a petal shape. Five wildflower flowers were made in various colors and made three-dimensional on a flower basket as if arranging flowers. In this study, it is a new development in creative inspiration as a hair art that can simultaneously utilize the vitality and three-dimensional effect of flowers by making the beauty of wild flowers into three-dimensional hair art.

Journal of the Korean Society of CosmetologyVol. 31(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Food Quality and Safety Studies
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