Hair Relaxing Gleam Cube: Its Acceptability and Competitiveness

Authors

  • Diana Jean P. Alonan
  • Diane Rose A. Ebad

Keywords:

hair relaxing gleam cube, hairdressing, hair mask

Abstract

The goal of this research is to develop Hair Relaxing Gleam Cube and to enable the product to compete with the commercially available hair relaxing treatment product. Specifically, the research would like to develop Hair Relaxing Gleam Cube, describe it in terms of hair freeze, smell, shine, scalp relaxation, and appearance. Further, the research will also test the difference between Hair Relaxing Gleam Cube and Hair Mask, and the overall acceptability of the product to the costumers. The expected consumers of the product of the study are the common public. The research is also expected to contribute as an innovation to the Hairdressing Industries.

Published

2018-03-18

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2018): Ascendens Asia Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Conference Proceedings

Section

Articles

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