Bracelets, as a thousand-year-old ornament and practice tool, often fascinated by its unique charm and luster. And the pulp of the bracelet is its charm. So, how exactly is the hand string pulp formed? There is a complex and lengthy process behind this, which combines the mysteries of physics, chemistry and biology.
1. The initial appearance of pulp - the role of human secretions.
When we touch and play with the bracelet with our hands, the two main secretions on the bracelet - sweat and sebum, will quietly penetrate the surface of the bracelet. These two seemingly ordinary secretions contain the secret of pulp formation.
Sweat, which is mainly secreted by eccrine glands, has an osmotic effect on the water and salt in its composition. When sweat comes into contact with the bracelet, these components slowly seep into the material of the bracelet, wetting its surface. This humid environment provides favorable conditions for the formation of subsequent slurry.
Sebum, on the other hand, is a mixture secreted by the sebaceous glands and contains a variety of lipids. When sebum is applied to the surface of the bracelet, it forms a thin protective film. This film not only prevents the bracelet from being attacked by the outside world, but also makes the surface of the bracelet smoother. What's more, the oily substances in the sebum can further penetrate into the material of the bracelet and closely combine with the fibers of the bracelet, laying a solid foundation for the formation of the pulp.
2. Thickening of the slurry - continuous reaction and surface wear.
Over time, the toning of the bracelet will gradually thicken. This change is mainly due to the continuous reaction of the body's secretions to the material of the bracelet and the slight wear and tear on the surface of the bracelet.
During the game, the human body will constantly secrete sweat and sebum. These secretions will continue to react with the material of the bracelet to form a more stable chemical bond. This continuous reaction not only makes the slurry on the surface of the bracelet gradually thicken, but also makes the color of the bracelet gradually darken, exuding a unique charm.
In addition, the bracelet will also cause slight wear and tear due to friction during the play. This wear is insignificant, but it makes the surface of the bracelet smoother and more delicate. At the same time, the tiny particles produced by abrasion will fill the gaps on the surface of the bracelet and closely bind with the human secretions to form a tighter slurry layer.
3. Maturity of pulp - color stability and hand feel improvement.
After a long time of playing and maintaining, the batter of the bracelet will gradually mature. This process is mainly manifested in the stabilization of the color of the slurry and the significant improvement of the hand feel.
As the pulp gradually thickens and matures, the color of the bracelet will gradually stabilize. Bracelets of different materials will show different colors, but in general, the color of the pulp will become deeper and shinier. This color change is one of the important signs of the formation of the bracelet pulp, which represents that the bracelet has gone through the baptism of the years and the careful care of the owner.
At the same time, the feel of the bracelet will also be significantly improved. The surface of the original rough bracelet will become smoother and more delicate, and the touch will become more warm and jade-like. This improvement in feel is another important sign of the formation of the bracelet pulp, which makes the wearing and playing of the bracelet more pleasant and comfortable.
Fourth, the care and maintenance of the pulp - the beautiful continuation of careful care.
Once the batter is formed, proper care and maintenance is required to keep it in good condition and continue its beauty. Here are some suggestions for your reference:
Avoid getting wet:After the formation of the toning of the bracelet, try to avoid getting wet, because the moisture will damage the structure of the toning and cause it to fall off or change color. In case of water, it should be wiped dry immediately with a dry cloth and placed in a ventilated place to dry.
Avoid sun exposure:Prolonged exposure to sunlight can damage the structure of the toning, leading to discoloration or cracking. Therefore, when storing, you should choose a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Regular cleaning:To keep the bracelet clean and shiny, you can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface regularly. When wiping, it should be gentle and even, so as to avoid excessive force causing the slurry to fall off.
Moderate disc play:Although playing with the bracelet helps to form and thicken the slurry, excessive playing can also lead to surface wear and tear, which seriously affects the aesthetics. Therefore, it is recommended to moderately control the playing time and strength, so that the bracelet will naturally exude a unique charm in the precipitation of the years.
In short, the formation of the hand string paste is a long and complex process that requires patience and careful care. Only by mastering the correct playing methods and maintenance skills can the bracelet become more and more beautiful and moving in the passage of time.