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Compare the effectiveness of different body lotions.
The hypothesis is that vaseline will work the best because it is the most commonly used body lotion.
Difficulty: Elementary school
Determine the effectiveness of a sunscreen product by measuring the extinction coefficient of its active ingredients.
The compound melanin is produced in skin cells and absorbs strongly in the UV region. Melanin pigments your skin, resulting in darker skin after extended exposure to sunlight. The sunscreen industry markets its products with SPF (Sun Protection Factor) ratings. We can test the various SPF ratings by measuring their absorbance and use UV sensitive materials to see the effectiveness of different sun
Difficulty: High school
Effectiveness of Sunscreens Against Ultra Violet Light Experiment
With enough exposure Ultra Violet (UV) light is lethal to bacteria. Ultra violet light may also cause damage to human skin cells. It is thought this damage may destroy the ability of the skin cells to control cell division, thus leading to a type of skin cancer call melanoma.
Difficulty: Elementary school
The Effect of Shampoos on the Tensile Strength of Hair
The purpose of this experiment was to determine how various shampoos affect the tensile strength of human hair. The information gained from this experiment will help people know which shampoo will make their hair stronger so it won’t break off easily. Consumers will also know which brand to buy so that their hair is stronger and healthier. I think that this will be very beneficial for the ha
Difficulty: High school
Who are Cosmotogists and what do they do?
Cosmetologists mostly work at salons, their job is to cut or design hair, apply makeup, do facials, manicures, and pedicures. They work about forty hours a week. The tools that they use are combs, scissors, brushes, makeup, curling iron, finger nail polish, mousse, hair spray, gel, shampoo and conditioner. Cosmetologists also prepare cleaning solutions to clean the tools that they use. All combs,
Difficulty: Elementary school
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