MARBB 3

marbb CARE for an emotional experience
Professional attention to water.

The salon is overflowing with professional items such as scissors, shampoos and treatments, but what has been missing until now is the professional "water".

It is water for professionals.

The nanobubble generation system "marbb", which mixes air with water, washes away dirt from the hair and scalp and supports the penetration of chemicals.

'We care about water.'

This is the standard required of professionals from now on.

Advantages for salons.
(1) Good for both scalp and hair.
The salon aims to beautify not only the scalp but also the hair, and many users have voiced their delight at the results.

2) Ultra-fine air bubbles.
marbb's nanobubbles are ultra-fine bubbles with a minimum diameter of 0.5 µm* (micrometre), which is approximately 1/2,000 the size of carbonic acid.
0.5㎛ = nanobubbles by definition.

Adsorption and removal mechanism
The nanobubbles produced by marbb are characterised by the use of compressed air to generate fine bubbles.
The bubbles are negatively charged, so they adsorb and remove positively charged dirt.
The ultra-fine air bubbles can penetrate into cuticle crevices and pores and remove sebum stains and residual shampoo, which are difficult to remove with normal shampoo.

Dirt that can be removed simply by flushing.
The nanobubbles produced by marbb are characterised by the use of compressed air to generate fine bubbles.
The bubbles are negatively charged, so they adsorb and remove positively charged dirt.
Because they are ultra-fine bubbles, they penetrate into cuticle crevices and pores and remove sebum stains and residual shampoo, which are difficult to remove with ordinary shampoos.

(2) Supports the penetration of agents.
By not giving the hair more moisture than necessary (hydrophobic technology), there is room for the agent to penetrate inside the hair.
This is where treatment agents, colourants, perm agents and other hair care products soak in, and can be expected to assist the penetration of agents.
The use of marbb in the 'emulsification' process of colour, perms, hair straightening and treatments allows for better results without changing the chemicals.
MARBB also contributes to design.

Colour experiment
In a comparison experiment between tap water and marbb, it was confirmed that dyes penetrated more deeply into the hair when marbb was used than when tap water was used for dyeing.

Perm experiment
Hair that has been carefully washed with marbb and does not contain excess water can allow the chemicals to penetrate evenly and create firm curls.

(iii) Dry time cut by up to 35%.
Hair washed with marbb can be simply towel-dried without water dripping.
It has been reported that the drying time can be reduced by up to 35%, which makes it possible to use the time for customer service and other activities.
The reduced drying time can also be expected to reduce damage to the hair.
When hair was soaked in tap water and marbb nanobubble water, the swelling rate (how much the hair swelled) was found to be approximately 17% lower with marbb compared to tap water (own research).
The less water absorption into the hair, the shorter the drying time.

(iv) Less labour and cost.
When new equipment is introduced, it usually increases treatment time and takes time to train staff.
However, marbb is easy to operate and requires no special training.
The marbb is easy to operate and does not require any special training.