what is the viscosity of shampoo?
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Viscosity can be measured in a variety of\nunits. A convenient unit to use is the Poise.\n\nThe viscosity of water at room temp is\nabout 1 cP or 0.01 Poise.\n\nThe viscosity of glycerol or honey is probably\nsomething like 500-1000 cP..ie thicker than\nwater.\n\nShampoo is from my experience something\nlike 10-100 cP, ie. thicker than water but runnier than honey..\n\ns.
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Clearly the answer is water.  The reason has to do with the 'viscosity' (viscosity = resistance to flow) of the three fluids:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viscosity\n\nWater: low viscosity ─► marble moves quickly\nSyrup and Shampoo: high viscosity ─► marble moves slowly\n\nAlso look into 'Reynolds numbers':\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reynolds_number
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_soap
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Wash your hair in lukewarm (if you can stand it) or cool water, use any kind of shampoo containing aloe, and use a moisturizing conditioner.
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Usually shampoo is developed for hair, and soap for your body. Try finding a shampoo for your hair, for example, if it is curly, find a curl enhancing shampoo. It will probably be better than using soap.
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seriously...I think that thoughs things are just mild soap thats good enough for almost everything. not to harsh for  hair but not to light for skin. I have a friend whose kid baths only with V05 shampoo because other soaps irritate her skin. I dont think you have to mix to make ur own just use (or create if you can) a mild-ish soap. make it peach /strawberry scented. ; )
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I don't know but you should try it...don't try shampoo though...it will smell up the house a horrible smell. LOL
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Pantene Pro-V or a similar product will work, the trick is to really work the stuff into a rich, foamy lather...Bath and Body works carries a fine line-up of shampoos that you can get, and make your hair look and feel like a million bucks, no matter how thick it is.
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Well, I guess the water supply in the UK is hard water. Hard water is water with metal cations in it (mostly calcium and magnesium). Oh, and shampoo has EDTA in it, which "eats" the metal cations and turns hard water into soft water. This is why shampoo lathers in hard water but soap does not. Look at the back of the shampoo bottle, you'll see some form of EDTA in it (mine has tetrasodium EDTA).
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There lots of good cond. on the market; the trick is how to use them. When you take a shower shampoo & cond. first, put on a shower cap while the cond is on your hair, then finish your shower. Make up some camomile & rosemary tea, add small amount of vinegar, and use as the final rinse (massage it in well). Also suggest a leave-on cond. when you get out.
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You are correct... just divide by 12, so 2.989E-8 slugs/in-s.  The only unit you are changing is the length.  I had no idea people used the slug/ft-s as a unit of viscosity.
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change your shampoo to a salon formula.
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Dont shampoo and condition every day. Sometimes I switched it up with a 2 in 1 or just shampoo. And on days where you know your not going out and dont need to look pretty, skip washing your hair for that day and let your hair condition in its natural oils. Brush your hair to spread it evenly (ignore hour much greasier it might look afterwards, your hair is loving it) The next day my hair has always felt softer, thicker and, over all healthier after washing.
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2.2 gram\nu can calculate it by the molarity formulae
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In this research text below,either Tween 80 or PVP 25 was successful when used as a base.\n\n--------------------------------------------\n\nPharmaceutical Technology Division, Department of Pharmacy, University of Helsinki, Finland. Amna_s86@yahoo.ca\n\nWe investigated the development of a topical indomethacin gel formulation of suitable consistency using Carbopol ETD 2001 as the gelling agent. Topical gel formulations containing 1% w/w indomethacin (IND), 1% w/w Carbopol ETD 2001 (C2001), 1% of trethanolamine (TEA), 30% hexylene glycol (HG) and 10% polyethylene glycol (PEG 300) were prepared with excipients Tween 80, PVP 25, both Tween 80 and PVP 25 or neither agent. These four gel formulations were tested after a period of 1 and 4 weeks at storage temperature of 6 degrees C, 20 +/- 2 degrees C and 45 degrees C. Physical evaluation of the stability of these gels was carried out by microscopic and rheological tests, measurement of pH and by visual inspection. Rheological properties were studied using the cone and plate method at shear rates of 600 to 6000 1/s. Viscosities corresponding to shear rates were also calculated. Our results indicated that C2001 could be used as a gelling agent for IND in topical preparations. IND-C2001 gels were clear and exhibited an acceptable appearance; gel behaviour was non-Newtonian and pseudoplastic. The addition of either Tween 80 or PVP 25 to the base gel formulation significantly increased the shear stresses and viscosity of the gels. These novel formulations exhibited good physical stability throughout the 4-week examination periods as inferred from pH measurements and microscopic examination. Additionally, the non-Newtonian pseudoplastic behaviour of the gels was maintained throughout storage, with only a minimal decrease in gel viscosity after 4 weeks. Differences in consistencies of the four formulations, although initially apparent, were no longer evident after 4 weeks of storage for all temperature conditions examined. Gels stored at high temperature (45 degrees C) developed a dark yellow color and decreased in viscosity compared to other storage temperature.\n\nPMID: 12641331 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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it contains egg white wince it is high in protien..many egg shampoos use real egg white while some use its froth with a lot of parfum shampoo
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hairspray and hair gel and make sure pick the right shampoo type..(don't use conditioner too much)