Eye shadows

Ancient Egyptian women developed the art of decorating the eyes by applying dark green color to the lower lid and blackening the upper lid 

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Eye Makeup. Siace antiquity, eye makeup preparations have been used to beautify the area surrounding the eye. Various forms of eye shadows color the eyeHd mascaras color and lengthen the eyelashes eyeliners delineate the portion of the eyeHd from which the eyelashes emerge. The appearance of eyebrows can be altered with various types of makeup, and, finally, false eyelashes and eyebrows have been marketed for years. 

Eormulations of eye shadows (91), mascaras (92), and eyeliners (93) have been pubUshed. 

The lines of his face are deeply carved, his eyes shadowed and the lids heavy. I put my hand to his cheek and hope he can t feel the pulse, like a drumbeat, in my wrist. Just as well that he doesn t seem to remember what I only said once, about me. Just as well. It s so long ago, long before Adam. 

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P.R.5 also lends itself to a variety of special applications. The list includes (decorative) cosmetics such as lipstick, eye shadow, powder, nail polish, and others. Application in this area depends on special purity requirements, and the commercially available types are tested accordingly. The pigment is listed in the European Cosmetics List. 

The appreciation of color and the use of colorants dates back to antiquity. The art of making colored candy is shown in paintings in Egyptian tombs as far back as 1500 bc. Pliny the Elder described the use of artificial colorants in wine in 1500 bc. Spices and condiments were colored at least 500 years ago. The use of colorants in cosmetics is better documented than colorants in foods. Archaeologists have pointed out that Egyptian women used green copper ores as eye shadow as early as 5000 bc. Henna was used to redden hair and feet, carmine to redden lips, faces were colored yellow with saffron and kohl, an arsenic compound, was used to darken eyebrows. More recently, in Britain, in the twelfth century, sugar was colored red with kermes and madder and purple with Tyrian purple. 

Liquid crystals are mainly used for decorative purposes in cosmetics. Cholesteric liquid crystals are particularly suitable because of their iridescent color effects, and find applications in nail varnish, eye shadow, and lipsticks. The structure of these thermotropic liquid crystals changes as a result of body temperature, resulting in the desired color effect. In recent times, such thermotropic cholesteric liquid crystals have been included in body care cosmetics, where they are dispersed in a hydrogel. Depending whether this dispersion requires stirring or a special spraying process, the iridescent liquid crystalline particles are distributed statistically in the gel (Estee Lau-... 

Cobalt blue [ColAlO lj], also known as cobalt ultramarine or azure blue, is a compound of aluminum oxide and cobalt. It is used as a pigment that mixes well with both oil and water. It also has cosmetic uses for eye shadow and in grease paint. Cobalt blue is one of the most durable blue pigments in that it resists weathering in paints and holds up to other wear and tear. 

Bismuth is used to make the drugs such as Pepto-Bismol for upset stomachs and diarrhea and in medicine to treat intestinal infections. Bismuth is used in the cosmetics industry to provide the shine for lipsticks, eye shadow, and other products. 

Some of tlie salts of bismuth are used in medicines for the relief of digestive disorders because of the smooth, protective coating the compounds impart to imtated mucous membranes. Like barium, bismuth also is used as an aid in x-ray diagnostic procedures because of its opacity to x-rays. At one time, certain bismuth compounds were used in the treatment of syphilis. Bismuth oxychloride, which is pcarlcsccnt, has found use in cosmetics, imparting a frosty appearance to nail polish, eye shadow, and lipstick, but may be subject to increasing controls. Bismuth phosphomolybdate has been used as a catalyst in the production of acrylonitrile for use in synthetic fibers and paints. Bismuth oxide and subcarbonate are used as fire retardants for plastics. 

Petrolatum This is all over the place, found in many cosmetics, including lipsticks, creams (and baby ointments), petroleum jelly, and even eye shadow. Some people with sensitive skin say it causes allergic reactions. The reasons to avoid are twofold it s derived from petroleum, a nonrenewable resource. And organic beauty folks say it doesn t allow skin to breathe. 

One of the most famous nanoparticles is the buckyball, a molecule made up of 60 carbon atoms arranged in a soccer-ball shape. Some skin creams now include buckyball molecules. Another widely used nanoparticle is zinc oxide. For years, swimmers applied zinc oxide as a thick sunscreen paste, but the new nano-sized version of the compound is so small that it looks transparent when slathered on as sunblock. The makers of these products say the nanoparticles can reflect light and fight off damage to skin cells better than normal-sized particles. A few cosmetics manufacturers are experimenting with nanoparticles in eye shadow and lipsticks to see if the tiny molecules can produce different colors or new visual effects like iridescence, where colors seem to constantly change. 

I d rather you didn t wear lipstick it can off-gas scents and might get on my face in the course of warm greeting kisses other makeup, such as eye shadow or mascara, can be used without problems. 

Blushers, eyebrow pencils, eyeliners, eye makeup preparations, eye makeup removers, eye shadows, face powders, facial makeups, fixatives, foundation makeups, leg and body paints, lip glosses, lipsticks, mascaras, rouges Paste masks, powders (men s, women s, talcums)... 

Use Pharmaceuticals and medicine, cosmetics (eye shadow, lipstick), component of low-melting (fusible) alloys, catalyst in making acrylonitrile, additive to improve machinability of steels and other metals, coating selenium, thermoelectric materials, permanent magnets, semiconductors. 

Use Pigments in oil or water, cosmetics (eye shadows, grease paints). 

Use Paints, printing inks, plastics, cosmetics (eye shadow), artist colors, laundry blue, paper dyeing, fertilizer ingredient, baked enamel finishes for autos and appliances, industrial finishes. 

The use of bismuth as a beauty care product dates back to antiquity and is still used in common cosmetic products. Bismuth oxychloride is used to impart a pearlescent effect to lipstick, nail varnish, eye shadow, and makeup powder. The resulting brilliance and luster surpasses that of a natural product, guanine, which is extracted from fish scales and is more costly. 

Sainio el, Jolanki R, Hakala E and Kanerva L (2000) Metals and arsenic in eye shadows. Contact Dermatitis 42 5-10. 

The form of magnesium silicate hydroxide with which most people are familiar is talc, the main ingredient in talcum powder. Talcum powder is used directly as a skin treatment, especially for babies, primarily as a moisture absorbent and for soothing the skin. It is also used in a number of cosmetic products, including blushes, eye shadows, make-up foundations, and face powders. Talc is also used widely as an additive to give products a smoother texture. Some products in which it is found include paints, rubber products, roofing materials, ceramics and insecticides. Other applications of talc include ... 

Chapter 11 and Chapter 12 showed the archetype of Azazel, Bezaleel or Aholiab the son of Ahisamach of Dan released to mankind the secrets of metallurgy, the manufacture of weapons and jewelry, and the use of antimony in art and medicine. He taught women the art of cosmetics. We earlier noted that the ancient Egyptians used both galena and stibnite as cosmetic eyeliner and eye shadow. Stibnite added sparkle... 

Products and Uses Frequently used in pharmaceuticals, eye shadow, lipstick, bleaching skin creams, and hair dye products. This element is the basis for dozens of other chemicals used in medicines and cosmetics. 

Products and Uses Applications include fine metallic flakes or powder in paint, powder cosmetics, hair coloring, pearl finish eye shadow, cosmetics, and decorative art materials. 

Products and Uses Pearly coloration essence for cosmetics and toiletries in pearl finish nail polish, eye shadow, and lipstick. It has been replaced by synthetic chemicals such as bismuth. 

Products and Uses Found in paints, printing inks, artists colors, cosmetic eye shadow, laundry blueing, dyes, and finishes. Used as a pigment or coloring agent. 

Products and Uses A common preservative in cosmetics, facial moisturizers, lipstick, eye shadow, mascara, and others. It is an antimicrobial (germ killing) agent to prevent bacterial growth in makeup products. 

Products and Uses Used in cosmetics, creams, lotions, facial rouges, mascara, and eye shadow as an emulsifier (stabilizes and maintains mixes to aid in suspension of oily liquids), and lubricant. 

Products and Uses A laundry bluing used to offset yellow tones. Also added in soaps and cosmetics (eye shadows and mascaras). Used as a coloring agent. It occurs naturally as the blue pigmentation in the mineral lapis lazuli. 

They are derived from the body of female insects of species Coccus cacti. This insect can be found in the Canary Islands and the dye costs a great deal. It can be used in the production of candies, sweets, alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, jams, eye shadows, rouge, and as a coating for piUs at a percentage of 0.04%-0.2%. 

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