Foundation makeup

The first liquid foundations were known as neck and arm whiteners. They were developed for use in the theater and were early attempts to improve the characteristics of applied face powder. Early pharmaceutical methods used to develop improved foundations included combinations of calamine lotion, zinc oxide, glycerin, and water. Until the 1940s, foundations were in the form of nonflowing and very greasy pastes and creams (often called grease paint ). The cosmetic industry soon thereafter used different types of emulsifiers and thickeners combined with 

The modern makeup base, in liquid, cream, or cake form, must provide a quality finish, adequate coverage, and appropriate pigmentation. Consumer selection of foundation makeup should be based on skin type (e.g., presence of scars, enlarged pores, uneven skin tones, etc.), degree of sebum production ( oiliness ), skin color (e.g., sallow yellow, ruddy red, or neutral), and depth of skin color (light, medium, or dark). General types of materials used in most foundation makeups may be classified as part of the powder phase, aqueous phase, polyol phase, or oil phase. 

Egyptian women from the First Dynasty developed the art of decorating the eyes by blackening the lashes and upper lid with kohl, a preparation made from antimony or soot. By the middle of the first century AD, this technique was also widely used by the Romans. By the beginning of the twentieth century, mascara was commercially developed by cosmetic businesses and universally marketed. 

Allergic reaction to mascara ingredients (e.g., colophony) is of concern 

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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)... 

Caprylyl imidazoline. See Caprylyl hydroxyethyl imidazoline Caprylyl methicone CAS 17955-88-3 Classification Organosilicone Uses Pigment dispersant, spreading agent, emollient in cosmetic oils, lotions, foundations, makeup Trade Name Synonyms Silsoft 034 [Crompton/Silanes Spec. Silicones]... 

Uses Surfactant, emulsifier, skin conditioner for cosmetics (eye shadows, blushers, lipsticks, cleansers, lotions, body creams, shampoos, foundations, makeup bases, moisturizing creams, face creams), pharmaceuticals Properties Yel. to brn. liq. bland odor insol. in water sp.gr. 1.00-1.04 flash pt. > 450 F... 

Uses EmollienL spreading agenL pigment dispersant in bath and tanning oils, lotions, foundations, makeup, hair treatments RegiMory DOT nonregulated SARA 302/304/313 nonreportable EU, Japan... 

After the procedure, the patient is advised to use water-based creams and potent sunscreens. The erythema is extremely intense in the first 2 weeks, and gradually resolves over a period of about 2 months. During this time, the use of makeup with a green foundation is encouraged to assist the patient in resuming daily activities. 

Spectroscopy has also been a key to understanding the universe. Astronomers attach spectrometers to their telescopes to study the makeup of the sun and the stars and to measure their speeds relative to Earth and one another. In fact, spectroscopy is one of sciences most valuable tools. It owes a huge debt to the many experimenters who recorded the spectral lines of hundreds of elements and compounds. But their work is the superstructure that rests on the solid foundations laid by Bohr, Schrodinger, and their colleagues. 

This book is about the chemistry of living cells with special emphasis on the trillions of cells that make up your own body. Every aspect of life depends upon the chemical makeup of cells and on the chemical properties of the remarkable molecules found within the cells. The information presented here will give the reader a solid foundation for understanding not only the chemical basis of life but also the revolutionary developments in molecular biology, biochemical genetics, medicine, and agriculture which dominate today s scientific news and which will play an increasingly important role in our lives. 

Next, tlie metliod requires a determination of tlie plant limits (i.e., die areas of the plant tliat will be evaluated). Some liazards identified may be considered for on-site impacts. An e.xperienced team of principal engineers, a HAZOP chairperson, and an extenitil HAZOP e.xpert is die recommended makeup of the foundation for tlie team. Other experts from other disciplines, such as instrumentalioii and process control, may be periodically called on to identify and ei aluate deviations from normal operations. 

There are some patients who do not usually wear makeup, and it is important to tell them that it will probably be essential for them to wear foundation after the peel to hide... 

CAS 14807-96-6 EINECS/ELINCS 238-877-9 Uses Eiller in pharmaceuticals, tablets, medicated foot powds., creams/ lotions/ointments lubricant, glidant in tablet coatings release agent in tablet molds filler in cosmetics, eye shadows, face/body/foot powds., foundations, personal care prods., makeup bases, mascara, lipstick, deodorants, creams/lotions, etc. 

Uses Emollient, solubilizer, coupling agent for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, antiperspirant sticks, makeup removers, lotions, foundations solvent for sunscreen actives crystal growth inhibitor... 

Uses Botanical, antimicrobial, smoothing agent in cosmetics, body washes, body lotions, body treatments, cleansers, toners, facial moisturizers, face treatments, makeup foundations... 

Porous silicon particles could be utilized in a variety of consumer care applications if their cost of manufacture becomes low enough. Silica and porous silica are already widely used by the toothpaste and cosmetic industries, and porous silicon offers superior mechanical properties for teeth cleaning and very different optical properties for cosmetics. Partial thermal oxidation has been used to improve shelf life in liquid formulations and to match brown skin tones. Preliminary mouthfeel testing for oral hygiene products has been carried out, but formalized skin-feel testing and optimization is required for numerous dermatological products. Product examples discussed include multifunctional dentifrice abrasives, sunscreens, bronzers, foundation and makeup additive, and anti-aging formulations. 

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