Cuidados del cabello afroamericano.

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Title: Cuidados del cabello afroamericano.
Alternate Title: AFRICAN AMERICAN HAIR CARE.
Authors: Lora-Barraza, Leonardo1, Gómez-Parra, Myrna B.2 mirnitamd@gmail.com, Da Cruz-Conceição, Katleen3
Source: Revista de la Asociación Colombiana de Dermatología y Cirugía Dermatológica. oct-dic2021, Vol. 29 Issue 4, p269-281. 13p.
Abstract (English): Introduction: It is important for dermatologists to know the hair cultural practices that causes inflammation, residues accumulation and the main alterations that affect African American scalp. Methodology: A systematic review was conducted using the main medical databases with the objective of publications on African American hair, its peculiarities and hair cosmetics. Results: Knowing the anatomical and molecular characteristics of African hair helps to choose ideal products for its proper management. Practices that may cause breakage include straightening, chemical agents, among others. The main function of shampoo is to remove sebum and residues; however, its surfactants content may cause cosmetic alterations on curly hair. Modern techniques for its care and cleaning have been developed in order to favor cosmetic perception. Conclusions: Clinical evaluation as well as cultural knowledge of hair routines are essential tools to improve the health and care of this population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Introducción: es importante que los dermatólogos conozcan las prácticas capilares culturales que favorecen la inflamación, acumulación de residuos y principales alteraciones que afectan el cuero cabelludo afroamericano. Metodología: se llevó a cabo una revisión sistemática utilizando las principales bases de datos médicas teniendo como objetivo las publicaciones sobre el cabello afroamericano, sus particularidades y cosméticos capilares. Resultados: conocer las características anatómicas y moleculares propias del pelo de origen africano ayuda a elegir productos ideales para su manejo adecuado. Las prácticas que provocan su rotura incluyen el alisado, los agentes químicos, entre otros. El champú elimina el sebo y los residuos; sin embargo, su contenido de surfactantes puede provocar alteración cosmética en el cabello crespo. Técnicas modernas para su cuidado y limpieza se han desarrollado para favorecer la sensación cosmética. Conclusiones: la evaluación clínica además del conocimiento cultural de las rutinas capilares son herramientas fundamentales para mejorar la salud y los cuidados del cabello en esta población. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Introduction: It is important for dermatologists to know the hair cultural practices that causes inflammation, residues accumulation and the main alterations that affect African American scalp. Methodology: A systematic review was conducted using the main medical databases with the objective of publications on African American hair, its peculiarities and hair cosmetics. Results: Knowing the anatomical and molecular characteristics of African hair helps to choose ideal products for its proper management. Practices that may cause breakage include straightening, chemical agents, among others. The main function of shampoo is to remove sebum and residues; however, its surfactants content may cause cosmetic alterations on curly hair. Modern techniques for its care and cleaning have been developed in order to favor cosmetic perception. Conclusions: Clinical evaluation as well as cultural knowledge of hair routines are essential tools to improve the health and care of this population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:16570448
DOI:10.29176/2590843X.1561