Vibración del cabello: Un enfoque cuantitativo multimodal que une la percepción del consumidor, la evaluación experta

Jincy Abraham1, Melville Fernandes1, Nimisha Srivastav1

  • 1Evaluation Intelligence, L'Oréal Research and Innovation, Mumbai, India.

Resumen

Este estudio define la vibración del cabello utilizando la percepción del consumidor, la evaluación experta y el análisis instrumental. Establece un marco cuantificable para evaluar el color, el brillo, la suavidad y la alineación del cabello, lo que ayuda al desarrollo de productos.

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