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Procter & Gamble
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Procter & Gamble Jerry Porter
Image Credit: Matti Hillig Jerry Porter, director of salon professional R&D.
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Procter & Gamble
Image Credit: Matti Hillig Electric razors undergo rigorous testing in the quality innovation center in Kronberg.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Hair dryers displayed in the Braun Collection.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Some employees’ ability to see color is tested twice yearly using amethoddeveloped by Henry Munsell.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Trials here use real human hair.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig One of the microscopy laboratory’s state-of-the-art machines.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig The Semi-Anechoic Room is padded with pillowlike wedges to absorb sound waves.
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Procter & Gamble Dirk Freund
Image Credit: Matti Hillig Dirk Freund, director of R&D global design and beautronics.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Quality control takes many guises.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig The Braun facility close by has a precision measurement lab for checking the dimensions of devices and troubleshooting.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig The Braun Satin Hair 7 Brush at work.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Microphones in the artificial head simulate human hearing.
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Procter & Gamble Dr Stefan Fiedler
Image Credit: Matti Hillig Dr. Stefan Fiedler, section head of R&D color formulation.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Hair shine and strength are tested using various methods in the Darmstadt, Germany-based Procter & Gamble innovation center.
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Procter & Gamble
Image Credit: Matti Hillig Hair shine and strength are tested using various methods in the Darmstadt, Germany-based Procter & Gamble innovation center.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Images from the microscopy laboratory.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig Instruction in the Wella Studios involves a hands-on approach.
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Image Credit: Matti Hillig This Wella perm device dates from 1945.