Face cream

Coumarin has also found use in toothpastes, antiperspirant deodorants, bath products, body lotions, face creams, fragrance creams, hair sprays, shampoos, shower gels and toilet soaps (Cohen, 1979 Lake, 1999). It has been used in detergents as a brightener or bleaching agent (Perone, 1972). 

A-Nitrosodiethanolamine at levels of 600-7386 ppb was detected in 11 samples of cosmetics in the United States which included hand creams, face creams, shampoos, cocoa butter cream, moisturizing lotion and a make-up remover (all products listed diethanolamine and/or triethanolamine as ingredients) (Tunick etal., 1982). TV-Nitroso-diethanolamine was found in all seven cosmetic formulations one with traces (< 10 ng/g) and six at levels of 41 7 000 ng/g and in 12 of 13 lotions (seven with traces <10 ng/g and five with 14-140 ng/g) and in eight of nine hair shampoos (three with traces < 10 ng/g and live with 17-280 ng/g) in the United States (Fan et al., 1977b). Of 191 cosmetics analysed, 77 contained from 10 to more than 2000 ppb N-nitrosodiethanolamine (Elder, 1980). Westin etal. (1990) analysed 20 different suntan lotions in Israel and found that three were contaminated with 17-27 ppb TV-nitroso-diethanolamine (with traces 5-10 ppb). 

In general terms these problems are not unlike those encountered in the manufacture of other colloidal products such as paints, face creams, and printing inks and toners, for example. The difference, of course, is that the inks and toners are hardly appetizing and one seldom cares about how they taste (Of course, physical stability alone does not determine the taste or the worthiness of a food product. Chemical reactions play a role in taste and in determining the structure, and other considerations such as nutritional value and esthetic appeal may also apply.)... 

In use tests represent a very valuable tool in the assessment armory. Many personal care products are designed for frequent skin contact, often with very sensitive areas of skin (e.g., the face or underarm). Materials such as face creams and deodorants, etc. must therefore be evaluated for their irritation potential to ensure that they are safe for normal use. A use or exaggerated use test provides data on which a safety assessment can be made. A test material is compared with a control, usually a material of similar formulation that is already marketed, and has an acceptable market history. The frequency of exposure may be exaggerated to maximize the sensitivity of the test. For the duration of the test, panellists are provided with test and control materials and a treatment card to record the daily use of each material. The materials issued at the start of the test are weighed before and after the test, so that the amount of material used can be calculated. 

Cosmetic and detergent-based materials such as face creams, shower gels, deodorants, etc. are specifically designed for frequent skin contact, even to very sensitive areas of the body. An individual may experience a wide variety of skin reactions to a topically applied material. These reactions are not always visible, for example, erythema or dryness and may be subjective reactions such as stinging,... 

For some of the effects the concentration in the products is most important, for example, the local tolerance on the skin and eye. For some of the other effects it is necessary to estimate the presumed use by a normal or perhaps an eager user and the total amounts are more adequate. Guidance to relevant exposure estimation can be found in part 6 of SCCNFP. Safety evaluation of finished products in the notes of guidance.3 The European cosmetics industry has, for example, estimated the exposure levels to be 0.8 g/day of face cream, 1-2 g/day of general cream and 8-16 g/day of body lotion for a female user.10 It is also important to predict the use of the special product and the expectations from the single user. Groups of users with especially sensitive skin are important to take into account. 

LIGHT FACE CREAM - Water (Aqua), Cetyl alcohol, Glycerin, Glyceryl stearate, PEG-100 stearate, Cocos nucifera, Persea americana, Prunus dulcis, Benzyl alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Citric acid, Tocopherol... 

Elder Sambucus nigra Skin tonic and in face cream... 

Hopkins MP, Androff L, Benninghoff AS. Ginseng face cream and unexplained vaginal bleeding. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1988 159 1121—1122. 

Use Perfumery, emulsifier, emollient, foam stabilizer in detergents, face creams, lotions, lipsticks, toilet preparations, chemical intermediate, detergents,... 

Use Ointments, leather finishing, soaps, face creams, facial tissues, hair-set, and suntan preparations. 

Sagging skin Dimethylaminoethanol (DMEA) ActUift face cream or ActUift body lotion (Figure 3.14) Morning and evening... 

ActiEft cream with pure DMAE. There is a face cream and body lotion. 

Yes. Face creams have the lowest amount of water, about 60 percent. The amount of water used depends on the skin type. 

Paraffin-like, crystal substance at low temp, mp about 20. USE Waterproof coatings, polishes, face creams, rouges, ointments, soaps, rubber manuf, dye solns, inks, lubricants. 

Products and Uses The oil produced by hair glands in sheep. Used in ointments, leather polishes, face creams, facial tissue, hairdressing products, cosmetics, lipstick, mascara, rouge, eyeshadow, and suntan preparations. Lanolin anhydrous is used in chewing gum as a base. Primarily, it is a moisturizer. 

Allard ( U) conducted a second round of tests to determine how As levels in urine could be reduced through worker training and improved protection. In this test, applicators wore goggles, used an impervious face cream, and were instructed in better techniques for handling of both herbicide concentrate and application equipment. In addition, two groups used rubber gloves instead of cotton gloves. 

Traces of cosmetics such as lipstick smears, face creams, and body lotions can provide valuable evidence to link an offender to a victim at the scene of a aime. 

Liquid Liquid Emulsion Mayonnaise, milk, face creams... 

Uses Emollient for antiperspirant sticks, body lotion, eye and face creams, facial scrubs, moisture creams and lotions Trade Name Synonyms Hest IS-2-0 [Global-Seven http //www.global-seven.com] lsosteareth-2 phosphate CAS 159776-84-8... 

Hazardous Decomp. Prods. Heated to decomp., emits acrid smoke and irritating fumes NFPA Health 0, Flammability 1, Reactivity 0 Uses Soaps face creams facial tissues hair set and suntan preps. plasticizer for rubber lubricant for textiles, metalworking compds. ... 

Agar Isocetyl alcohol Octyidodecyl stearoyl stearate PPG-2 myristyl ether propionate Propylene glycol myristyl ether acetate Quaternium-26 emollient, essential oils PEG-10 olive glycerides emollient, eye care Octyidodecyl stearoyl stearate emollient, eye/face creams lsosteareth-2 octanoate emollient, facial creams Cetearyl methicone... 

Glue made of the collagen of animal hides and skins is widely used as adhesives. Soluble collagen is used extensively in the cosmetics industry as the basis for face creams, lotions and hair formulations. 

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