Oil based cream

Latex surgical gloves cause severe allergies for some people, especially health-care workers who must wear gloves for most of theirworking day. Latex gloves also deteriorate overtime or in contact with oil-based creams and ointments. 

Apply an oil-based cream after the shampoo and do not rinse. 

Netherlands, and Ireland. Thus, the longest experience of consumption of plant stanol ester-enriched products is a 6-year period in Finland. Sterol ester-enriched spreads were first launched in 1999 in the USA by Lipton Ltd as Take Control margarine. Today sterol ester-enriched margarines are available worldwide under brand names such as Take Control , Flora ProActive , Becel ProActive , and Rama Proactive from Unilever/Lipton, or Logicol from Goodman Fielder Ltd. Other spreads include vegetable oil-based cream cheeses available in Finnish, UK, and other European markets. 

Uses Surfactant emulsifier and stabilizer for oil-based creams/lotions, ointments, and solid personal care antistat, softener and lubricant in textiles emulsifier for liquid explosive and slurrying agents corrosion inhibitor for metals and greases... 

Many sweets (confections) must be colored, a strong point in their attractiveness for consiuners. The commonly colored products are candies (starch jellies, candy cream centers, pan-coated candies, and hard candies), tablets, wafers, oil-based coatings, and chewing gmns. 

Liquids and semisolids. Include oral liquids, injectable, aqueous, and oil-based liquids, emulsions, suspensions, dispersions, solutions, drops, lotions, creams, ointments, pastes, gels, liniments, aerosols and foams, suppositories, and pessaries. 

Latex-free gloves are often made of polyurethane, which cause fewer allergic reactions. These polyurethane materials can be used with oil- or water-based creams and ointments, and they deteriorate less in storage. 

Nondairy shortenings are used to replace butter fat in applications such as imitation cheese, mellorine, an ice cream substitute, coffee whiteners, vegetable-oil-based whipped toppings, dip bases, milk analogs, etc. The solid fat index values... 

Oil-based lubricants cause failure of rubber condoms and contraceptive diaphragms many lubricants, e.g. hand or baby creams, wash off readily, but are nevertheless oil-based. Barrier contraceptive devices made of polyurethane, e.g. the female condom (femidom), are not so affected. 

Some cream-based vehicles have been found to be photosensitizers themselves (proprietary), whereas some oil-based emollients can increase UVB transmission and UV carcinogenicity in mice.15... 

Uses Surfactant, w/o and aux. o/w emulsifier for latex and aq. paints, solv. and solventless coatings, min. oil-based defoamers, inks, dry cleaning soaps emollient and lubricant in cosmetic creams and lotions Features Self-dispersing... 

Chem. Descrip. Benzophenone-3 CAS 131-57-7 EINECS/ELINCS 205-031-5 Uses UV-/VB absorber for cosmetics, plastics, coatings, NC lacquers, varnishes, oil-based paints, sun care preps., day creams UV stabilizer for PVC and polyesters against UV-lt. degradation Features Good weather resistance in resins and plastics Regulatory USA (2-6%), EC (10%), and Japan (5%) approvals Properties Lt. yel. powd. sol. in oils, 12% in IPM, 6% in ethanol m.w. 228 m.p. > 62 C absorp. max. 287 nm > 98% act. 

PEG-2 cocomonium chloride Quatemium-81 base, conditioners hair care Laureth-3 phosphate base, conditioners shampoo Laureth-3 phosphate base, cosmetic creams Hydrogenated cottonseed oil base, cosmetic sticks Cetyl palmitate base, cosmetics... 

Ceteareth-3 Cottonseed (Gossypium) oil Magnesium PEG-3 cocamide sulfate MIPA-lauryl sulfate Octyldodecyl stearate Sodium borate decahydrate Stearamidoethyl ethanolamine Tetradecyleicosyl stearate Tricetyl phosphate Trilauryl phosphate Zinc laurate Zinc myristate base, cream rinses... 

Soaps and detergents (surfactants) Emulsifiers and stabilizers (nonsurfactant) Herbicides and pesticides Fabric Softeners Latex paints Aerosols Foods, (ice cream, butter, mayonnaise, etc.) Cosmetics and topical ointments Pharmaceuticals Inks Lacquers, oil-based paints Oil and gas additives Adhesives... 

Polysorbates and sorbitan esters are used in pharmaceutical emulsions or dispersions containing vitamins or hormones. Lipophilic surfactants such as monoglycerides, propylene glycol ester or sorbitan esters are used as suppository bases. Monoglycerides and other lipophilic surfactants are typical compounds in cosmetic water/oil or oil/water creams, lotions and gels. Hydrophilic surfactants are used to solubilize perfume oils in various cosmetic oils and lotions. 

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