Beer shampoo

The papaya fruit yields a protein-digesting enzyme called papain, which is used in numerous industrial applications, including meat ten-derizers, chewing gum, candies, and beer clarification. It is also used as a potential therapeutic in medicine, where it is being tested for treating skin conditions. Cosmetically, papain appears as an ingredient in shampoos and skin creams, some toothpastes as a whitener, and spa treatments. 

Adverse effects (from beer-containing shampoo)... 

Use Pharmaceuticals blood plasma expander cast films adherent to glass, metals, and plastics com-plexing agent detoxification of chemicals such as dyes, iodine, phenol, and poisonous drugs. Tablet-ing, photographic emulsions, cosmetics (hair sprays, shampoos, hand creams, skin lotions), dentifrices, dye-stripping, textile finishes, protective colloid, detergents, adhesives, beer and wine clarification. 

Products and Uses Various applications include in shampoo, bubble baths, soap products, detergents, soap substitutes in mineral water, root beer, beverages, spices, candies, and dessert ices. Also used as a foam producer in cleaning products and in fire extinguishers. It is also a flavoring ingredient. 

Synonyms Hops extract Humulus lupulus Humulus lupulus extract Dehnition Extract derived from Humulus lupulus Properties Bitter tonic, aromatic flavor Hazardous Decomp. Prods. Heated to decomp., emits acrid smoke and irritating fumes Uses Natural flavoring agent in beer and pharmaceuticals stabilizer in beer astringent diuretic appetite stimulant purifier in skin cleaners, lotions, toners, gels bodying agent for hair care prods, (shampoos, conditioners, colorants)... 

Carrageenan is primarily used as a gelling agent and thickener in the food industry, as a clarifier to remove haze-causing proteins during the brewing of beer, as a toothpaste additive, as a thickener in shampoos and cosmetic creams, but also as a binder for water colors such as for Jacquard marbling on fabric or paper. 

PNVP has foimd applications in a wide variety of industries, including medicine, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles, beverages, adhesives, and paper (121,122). For example, PNVP was an early plasma and blood volume extender. It is used extensively in pharmaceutical tablets. Its complex with iodine is a germicide. It is used as a component in cosmetics, hair shampoos, and sprays and is a stabilizing agent for beer. PNVP also exhibits excellent adhesion to glass (see N-Vinylamide Polymers). 

Applications beer, cosmetics, diet sodas, excipient, shampoo, soy milk, thickening agents due to their pseudoplasticity, toothpaste, vegan alternative to gelatin ... 

In the form of concentrates, some saponins are used as foaming agents, emulsifiers and antioxidants glycyrrhizin from liquorice is used as a sweetener in the manufacture of confectionery and tobacco. In the manufacture of some soft drinks, as well as in the production of the famous English ginger beer, saponins from the soap tree bark Quillaja saponaria, Quillajaceae) are used as foaming agents. Saponins are commonly used also in cosmetic products (shampoos and other hair preparations). 

Recycling rates for custom PET bottles are considerably lower than rates for soft drink bottles. Some custom bottles for beverages such as fruit juice and drinking water are covered by the expanded deposit legislation in Maine and in CaUfomia. PET beer bottles are covered by deposits in aU deposit states. However, non-beverage containers such as peanut butter jars and shampoo bottles are not covered by deposits anywhere in the U.S.A. 

D.J. Durian and S.R, Raghavan, Making a frothy shampoo or beer. Physics Today 62-63 (May 2010). 

The second saponin source of commercial value is Quillaya saponaria, found in the arid areas of Chile. The bark of the tree is the part used and has been used as shampoo in Chile for hundreds of years. Yucca and quillaya extracts are commonly used as foaming agents for beverages such as root beer (6-7 fluid ounces of yucca and 3.5 ounces of quillaya per 100 gallons of syrup). These have also been used in other soft dinks (1-2 fluid ounces per 100 gallons of syrup) and cocktail mixes. These phytochemicals have also commercial applications such as ore separation in industrial and mining operations, and are useful as components in products such as photographic emulsions, cosmetics and shampoos. 

Uses Natural flavoring agent, foaming agent in foods, beers, frozen carbonated beverages, foamy bar mixes, wine coolers, schnapps, root beer, barley drinks, foaming cosmetics, natural shampoos, feeds Features Preservative-free... 

Uses Nutrient supplement, processing aid, flavor enhancer, emulsifier in foods and pharmaceuticals moisturizer for shampoos, cosmetics detangler for hair foam stabilizer in beer dough conditioner in baked goods surfectant aid emulsion stabilizer film-former... 

In addition, there is a wide range of product streams that need polishing or freeing from the final bits of visual impurity - from beer to shampoo to engine oil -while most process filtration steps, in which a solid product is recovered, perhaps by a filtration step, produce a filtrate that may need clarifying before it can be recycled or used in some other way. 

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