File:Hydrated hair has lower cutting force than dry hair. The most significant reduction in cutting force occurs after 2 min of water contact.png
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English: Line chart from the 2012 study Male skin and ingredients relevant to male skin care (Q37990003), showing the effect of hydration on the cutting force required from a razor blade to cut beard hair. Likely based on data from Observations on the Cutting of Beard Hair (Q123509117), as this study is cited in the References section. See the chart from the original study for full data. Original caption: " Fig 1. Hydrated hair has lower cutting force than dry hair. The most significant reduction in cutting force occurs after 2 min of water contact. " — Under the chart. |
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| Source | Male skin and ingredients relevant to male skin care (Q37990003) |
| Author | Zoe Diana Draelos |
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