Bamboo Charcoal as a Soap
EFFICACIES OF BAMBOO (Bambusa spinosa)
CHARCOAL AS A FACIAL MOISTURIZER AND CLEANSER SOAP
A Research Study Presented
To the Faculty of
Tarlac State University
Laboratory School and
Mrs. Razelle Hamol
In Partial Fulfilment
Of the Requirements for
Science Research 1
Presented by:
Venazir Hannah Martinez
Robert Mejia
Karl Benedict Banag
Graciela Faye Salak
Enrico Paolo Co
Alyssa Marie Mamuyac
Bea Alouisa Marlean Muldong
MARCH 2013
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We, the Researchers would like to express our sincere gratitude to our teachers; specifically Ma’am RazelleHamol for her unfolding support and high expectation.
CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
INTRODUCTION
As the turning of page of calendar and, as the ticking of clock; the technology continuously rise up and the number of face problems rises. And it is the researchers’ reason why we have come to a decision to conduct a study regarding this research. Bambusa spinosa, commonly known as bamboo is not just a simple plant but it also plays a major role in the life of thousands of people and animals. People use it as common necessity for everyday living. Bamboo plants enjoy increasing popularity. Its advantages are compelling. It grows extremely fast and needs no care. It is the fastest growing grass which makes it to a very cheap resource. Bamboo plants are not just building houses or producing furniture but also be a source of fuel. By the process of carbonization, bamboo plant can become charcoals. Because of many misconceptions, most of the people believe that charcoal is for fuel only but they don’t know how amazing charcoal is. Charcoal absorbs more poisons and other substance known to mankind. It can engross thousands of times its own weight in gases, heavy metals, poisons and other chemicals; thus it renders them ineffective and harmless. Charcoals have been used for centuries an absorbing substance for harmful chemicals. It is used for water purification, air
CHARCOAL AS A FACIAL MOISTURIZER AND CLEANSER SOAP
A Research Study Presented
To the Faculty of
Tarlac State University
Laboratory School and
Mrs. Razelle Hamol
In Partial Fulfilment
Of the Requirements for
Science Research 1
Presented by:
Venazir Hannah Martinez
Robert Mejia
Karl Benedict Banag
Graciela Faye Salak
Enrico Paolo Co
Alyssa Marie Mamuyac
Bea Alouisa Marlean Muldong
MARCH 2013
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We, the Researchers would like to express our sincere gratitude to our teachers; specifically Ma’am RazelleHamol for her unfolding support and high expectation.
CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
INTRODUCTION
As the turning of page of calendar and, as the ticking of clock; the technology continuously rise up and the number of face problems rises. And it is the researchers’ reason why we have come to a decision to conduct a study regarding this research. Bambusa spinosa, commonly known as bamboo is not just a simple plant but it also plays a major role in the life of thousands of people and animals. People use it as common necessity for everyday living. Bamboo plants enjoy increasing popularity. Its advantages are compelling. It grows extremely fast and needs no care. It is the fastest growing grass which makes it to a very cheap resource. Bamboo plants are not just building houses or producing furniture but also be a source of fuel. By the process of carbonization, bamboo plant can become charcoals. Because of many misconceptions, most of the people believe that charcoal is for fuel only but they don’t know how amazing charcoal is. Charcoal absorbs more poisons and other substance known to mankind. It can engross thousands of times its own weight in gases, heavy metals, poisons and other chemicals; thus it renders them ineffective and harmless. Charcoals have been used for centuries an absorbing substance for harmful chemicals. It is used for water purification, air