Emulsion hair conditioner

Proteins are biopolymers that are encountered in many applications, such as food emulsions, hair conditioners, photographic emulsions, and various medical diagnostic products. Many of these applications are frequently based on the unique surface activity of the proteins, which is reflected in functional properties such as foaming, emulsification, and gelling. The proteins are composed of polymeric chains containing many hydrophobic and hydrophilic domains, often giving the molecules an amphipathic structure somewhat similar to that of polymeric surfactants. 

Uses Vise, builder, foam booster/stabilizer, solubilizer, emulsion stabilizer for personal care prods, and emulsions hair conditioner Protamide 1224 [Protameen S. Black]... 

Uses Emulsifier, solubilizer, wetting agent, antistat, stabilizer, dispersant, vise, modifier, suspending agent for foods, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, textiles, metalworking pigment dispersant for makeup emulsifier for makeup bases, skin care emulsions, hair conditioners solubilizer for fragrances and emollients in body splashes Features Mild... 

Uses Cosmetic ester self-emulsifying raw material for emulsions, hair conditioners, creams, lotions, ointments industrial surfactant for agric. tbnnulalion Regulatory EPA exempt... 

LanolexL-40. [Nihon Emulsion] PEG-50 lanolin reforming agent, emollient for shampoos and hair conditioners. 

CAS 36653-82-4 EINECS/ELINCS 253-149-0 Uses Emulsifier, opacifier, and foaming agent in cleansing prods., hair conditioners, creams/lotions, lipsticks, makeup bases, pharmaceuticals emollient, emulsion stabilizer, thickener, and vise, stabilizer for skin and hair conditioners defoamer in food-contact paper coatings in food-con-tact textiles... 

Uses Antistat, hair conditioner, surfactant in cosmetics, shampoos corrosion inhibitor, emulsifier, dispersant and fluidizing agent for pigments, emulsions, cosmetics, polishes, textiles, leather, and agric. prods. acid detergent for food and dairy prod intermediate for quat. ammonium compds. softener dye assistant... 

Siloxane surfactants are crucial ingredients in personal care products they are the components of shampoos and conditioners that improve the softness and silkiness of hair, and are also used in shaving foams, toothpastes, antiper-spirants, cosmetics, hair-styling gels and bath oils. These applications follow from a combination of properties, e.g. low surface tension, water-solubility or dispersion in water to give emulsions, and low toxicity. Some of these properties contrast sharply with those required by polysilox-anes used in, for example, greases, sealants and rubbers. Siloxane surfactants contain a permethylated backbone which incorporates polar substituents. For example, polyether groups are hydrophilic and allow the polymers to be used in aqueous media, a prerequisite for use in shampoos and hair conditioners. 

KESSCO CETYL ALCOHOL CETYL ALCOHOL Rake Emollierrt, emulsion stabilizer, and viscosity morffier lor skin and hair conditioners. 

Synonyms Amides, coco, N-[3-(dimethylamino) propyl], lactates N-[3-(Dimethylamino) propyl] cocamide lactate Definition Lactic acid salt of cocamidopropyidimethylamine Formula RCO-NH(CH2)3N(CH3)2 HOOCCOHHCH3, where RCO- represents coconut oil fatty acids Toxicology TSCA listed Uses Surfactant, softener, conditioner for cosmetics, hair conditioners base for cationic emulsions... 

Definition Condensation prod, of the milk protein casein with diethyiene triamine Uses Antistat, hair conditioner in cosmetics softener, conditioner for emulsion-type shampoos, hair care Trade Name Synonyms Hydagen P t[Cognis/Care Chems.]... 

Definition Hydrolysate of casein derived by acid, enzyme, or other method of hydrolysis Toxicology TSCA listed Uses Antistat, skin conditioner, hair conditioner, emollient, protective colloid, chelating agent in cosmetics stabilizer for colloids and emulsions binder, emulsifier, film-former in foods, pharmaceuticals, personal care prods., nutritional prods. Features Substantive to hair and skin Manuf/Distiib. Adept Sol ns. Alfa Chem http //WWW.alfachem.homepage, com] Am. 

Uses Emulsifier, dispersant, solubilizer for cosmetics emulsion stabilizer for hair conditioners... 

Uses Disinfectant cleanser sterilizer antistat, deodorant, dandruff remover, emulsion stabilizer in cosmetics base, softener, antistat for hair conditioners and creme rinses emulsifier for creams and lotions in mildew control in fungicides to inc. affinity of dyes for film in photography in coating of pigment particles to improve dispersibility to inc. adhesion of road paints as biocide antistat, fabric softener for dryer sheets surfactant, debonding agent, antistat, emulsifier, softener for home and commercial laundry fabric and tissue softeners... 

Silicone polymeric materials are used in a variety of forms such as pure fluids, emulsions, solvent-based formulations, resins, elastomers and so on. They are formulated in numerous products for various applications involving different processes across many different industries. Some of these products where adhesion plays a major role are adhesives, coatings, encapsulants, hair conditioners. Pressure-sensitive adhesives, mould Release agents. Sealants, skin creams and so on. 

Use Concentraumv. 0.5-8% in shampoos, 0.3-0.5% in liquid hand soap 0.8% in cleansing gels, 0.5% in hair conditioners 0.4%, in cosmetic emulsions 0.4-2% in linaments 0.2-2% in creams Soluhility Characteristics Cold-water-soluble... 

Emulsions Eigener, 1995). Emulsions form the basis of skin and face care creams, salves and lotions, but are also used in manufacture of hair conditioners and treatment preparations, roll-on deodorants, shaving creams, sun protection preparations, after sun care products and some decorative cosmetic products. Emulsion are mixtures of water and oil phases, stabilized by emulsifiers, in which either water droplets are suspended in an oil phase (W/0 emulsion), or vice versa (0/W emulsion). Phase status has an important influence on the susceptibility of an emulsion to microbial proliferation, since preservatives and other supplements intended to act against the growth of such organisms often display an intrinsic preference for either the oil or aqueous phase, depending on their hydro- or lipophilic nature. 

The main objective of this volume is to demonstrate the importance of the fundamental aspects of interfadal phenomena in various industrial applications. For this purpose 1 have chosen five different topics which are described in five parts. The first part deals with cosmetics and personal care formulations. Several cosmetic formulations can be identified lotions, hand creams (cosmetic emulsions), nanoemulsions, multiple emulsions, liposomes, shampoos and hair conditioners, sunscreens and color cosmetics. The formulation of these complex multiphase systems requires understanding the colloidal forces that eire responsible for their preparation, stabilization and application. The fundamental principles that are responsible for the formulation of the cosmetic formulations must be considered. 

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