Cosmetic cream emulsions

Uses Pearlescent and opacifier for emulsion shampoos and foam baths consistency-giving factor in cosmetics creams, emulsions, and waterfree preps. Properties Wh. to si. yish. flakes or pastilles acid no. 3 max. sapon. no. 194-200 hyd. no. 30 max. 

As a result, quantification of species can be realised in dermo-cosmetic creams with a calibration in the emulsion chemical reactions coupled to electrochemical phenomena were observed. 

Applications. N-octadecylphthalamate has been commercialised as an emulsifier for high HLB systems (water in oil) for cosmetic creams and lotions. The emulsions made using this product are very fine and it is claimed that a much richer skin feel can be obtained with lower oil content, compared to conventional emulsifiers. 

If two immiscible liquids are mixed together in a container and then shaken, examination will reveal that one of the two phases has become a collection of droplets that are dispersed in the other phase an emulsion has been formed (Figure 1). Emulsions have long been of great practical interest because of their widespread occurrence in everyday life. Some important and familiar emulsions include those occurring in foods (milk, mayonnaise, etc.), cosmetics (creams and lotions), pharmaceuticals (soluble vitamin and hormone products), and agricultural products (insecticide and herbicide emulsion formulations). In addition to their wide occurrence, emulsions have impor-... 

Sorbitan esters are widely used in cosmetics, food products, and pharmaceutical formulations as lipophilic nonionic surfactants. They are mainly used in pharmaceutical formulations as emulsifying agents in the preparation of creams, emulsions, and ointments for topical application. When used alone, sorbitan esters produce stable water-in-oil emulsions and microemulsions but are frequently used in combination with varying... 

Superabsorbent polymers have been used in several cosmetic formulations. A skin-cream emulsion that... 

Teginadd . [Goldschmidt Goldschmidt AG] Glyceryl esters or blends emulsifier for cosmetic creams and lotions, add and salt resistant emulsions. 

USE in the synthesis of surface-active agents, vulcanization accelerators, pharmaceuticals. As emulsifying agent for cosmetic creams and lotions, mineral oil and peraffin wax emulsions, leather dressings, textile specialties, polishes, cleaning compounds, so-called soluble oils. 

USE Substitute for cetyl ale in pharmaceutical dispensing, in cosmetic creams, For emulsions, textile oils and finishes, as antifoam agent, lubricant, and chemical raw material. 

Products and Uses A thickening agent in detergents, soaps, dietetic foods, ice cream, emulsion paints, cosmetics (toothpaste, hair products, blusher, shaving creams), laxatives, and antacids as an emulsifier, stabilizer, and foaming agent. 

The rheological properties of cosmetic creams and lotions are an important aspect of both product appearance and consumer approval. As soon as a lotion or cream is picked up and moved, a certain shear rate has been applied to it another is applied when the product is dispensed. When these things happen, the product has to not run but spread easily and retain an appropriate appearance [3, 23, 31]. Cosmetic emulsions that are intended for moisturizing, cleansing and protecting skin require rheological properties that permit rapid application and the deposition of continuous, protective oleic films onto skin surfaces [26]. The rheological properties also determine the final thickness of the oleic layers that are... 

To determine the influence of the ingredients of a recipe on the stability of an emulsion of a cosmetic cream, an experimental plan is proposed with three factors (two levels) the nature of the cream (oil in water for a positive effect and water in oil for a negative one), an emulsifier (dilute or very dilute), and fatty acid concentration (high or low). The indices of the emulsion stabilities obtained are 38, 37, 26, 24, 30, 28, 19, and 16, with an experimental error of 2. Lamine... 

Uses Emulsifier, bodying agent, emollient, lubricant, vise, modifier for pharmaceuticals (clinical nutrition, coating, delivery/absorption enhancement, dermatological emulsion, infant formulas, nutritional/sports supplements, suppositories, tablets) emollient, emulsifier, lubricant, vise, modifier for cosmetics (creams/lotions, mascara, foundation, sun care preps.) Properties Lovibond R4.0 max. bead insol. in water sol. in oil elevated temps. m.p. 57-62 C HLB 3-4 acid no. 3.0 iodine no. 5.0 nonionic... 

Uses Wetting agent, dispersant for paints emulsifier tor cosmetic creams, lotions, hair care prods., pharmaceutical o/w emulsions, ointments Features Used with min. oils and terpenes Properties YIsh. wh. soft waxy solid sp.gr. 0.959-0.9615 (70 C) solid, pt. 50-68 F HLB 12.0 hyd. no. 79-84 cloud pt. 26-30 C pH 6.5-7.5 (1%) nonionic 100% cone. 

Uses SutfactanL emulsifier for cosmetics, creams, ointments pigment stabilizer for paint emulsions, mineral oil emulsions corrosion inhibitor EP agent in resinous/polymeric food-contact coatings for polyolefin films... 

As is already known, the main application of the NFC is reinforcement of paper and polymeric compositions, while the use of NFC in the area of care and cure has been less studied. The general applications of NFC in the area of personal care can be as a water retainer, thickener for cosmetic creams, dispersions, and emulsions, etc. (Ankerfors, 2012 Aulin et al., 2010 Paakko et al., 2007, 2008 Xhanari et al., 2011). In addition, the surface-fimctionalized film of the nanofi-brillar cellulose may be a platform for immunoassays and diagnostics (Orelma et al., 2012). 

Uses Surfactant, emulsifier, dispersant for feed, foods, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, textiles, agric., lubricants, emulsion polymerization, plastics pharmaceutical excipient emollient, lubricant, pearlescent, and w/o emulsifier for cosmetics, creams and lotions... 

Hazardous Decomp. Prods. Heated to decomp., emits acrid smoke and irritating fumes HMIS Health 1, Flammability 1, Reactivity 0 Uses Surfactant intermediate organic synthesis antifoam perfume fixing agent for soaps and cosmetics specialty cleaning preps. emollient for cold creams emulsion polymerization slip agent for plastics ... 

Formula C17H35COOCH2CHCH3OCOC17H35 Uses Emollient in cosmetics surfactant, oil-phase ingred. for hair care, skin care, cosmetics, creams/lotions Trade Name Synonyms Emalex PG-di-IS [Nihon Emulsion http //www. nihon-emulsion. co.jp] Prisorine 2035 flUniqema]... 

Uses Surfactant, emulsifier for cosmetics, creams, ointments pigment stabilizer for paint emulsions, mineral oil emulsions corrosion inhibitor EP agent in resinous/polymeric food-contact coatings for polyolefin films Reguiatory FDA 21CFR 175.320 Manuf./Distrib. A E Connock http //www. connock. co. uk Trade Name Synonyms G-950 t[Uniqema Uniqema Am. http //www.uniqema.com], Sinopol 2-80 [Sino-Japan http //WWW. sjc. com.tw]... 

Inversion refers to the process in which an emulsion suddenly changes form, from O / W to W/O, or vice versa. The maximmn volume fraction possible for an internal phase made up of uniform, incompressible spheres is 74%. Although, emulsions with a higher internal volume fraction do occur (such as W/O oil spill mousse and O/W cosmetic night cream emulsions), it is more usual that inversion occurs when the internal volume fraction exceeds some value reasonably close to = 0.74. Other factors have a bearing as well, of course, including the nature and concentration of emulsifiers and physical influences such as temperature or the application of mechanical shear. 

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