EFFECT OF GROOMING ON HAIR CUTICLE 207 20pm oeOpm : 20pr• Figure 3. Scanning electron micrographs of the tips of various hair fibres illustrating the technique used in assessing the degree of damage of a fibre. (a) Degree of damage (d) = O Cuticle visible across the entire width of the hair (b) Degree of damage (d) = 1 Approximately }{ of the cuticle has been removed (c) Degree of damage (d) = 2 Approximately }5 of the cuticle has been removed.
208 .JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS 20pm 20pro 20pro Figure 3. (Continued) (d) Degree of damage (d) = 3 Approximately % of the cuticle has been removed (e) Degree of damage (d) = 4 All the cuticle has been removed (f) Degree of damage (d) = 5 Striations are visible due to splitting of the cortical cells.
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