Biophysical Testing Methods for Hair Care Products is offered by proDERM. It offers a wide range of biophysical tests to determine efficacy of hair care and hair styling products. The spectrum ranges includes Assessment of Heat Damage, Atomic Force Microscopy, Breaking Force on Single Hair Fibers, Color protection, Combing Out Force, Flexural Strength, Flexural Strength Hysteresis, Friction Force, Hair Gloss Panel-Test, Curl Retention, Hair Volume, High Pressure Differential Scanning Calorimetry, Long Lasting Hold, Suppleness, Tensile Strength on Single Hair Fibers, Wet and Dry Combing Force and more.
proDERM is an international leading CRO offering claim support, tolerability and safety testing with a focus on topical applications. Being headquartered in Schenefeld/Hamburg, the institute today has over 85 full-time staff members including over 20 scientists and certified specialists in dermatology, ophthalmology, dentistry, pediatrics and gynaecology. proDERM is a high-quality provider of clinical trial services on the basis of outstanding technical equipment and extraordinary know-how.
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