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6 L'Oreal. "Hair Science." www.hair-science.com. www.hair-science.com/_int/_en/home.aspx?tc=ROOT-HAIR-SCIENCE^HOME-HAIR-SCIENCE&cur=HOME-HAIR-SCIENCE (accessed July 19, 2011).
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