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Sun screen agents

Production ofp-anisic aldehyde used for pharmaceuticals (Dilitiazem) requires much pure p-cresol (99%+). For sun screen agents (OMC) theoretically a lower quality (98-99%) p-cresol may be possibly used. Also, in metal plating, a lower quality p-anisic aldehyde (approx. 98% pure) is normally used. [Pg.69]

CF4, chloroform, etc.), it has become absolutely necessary to use sun screen agents to prevent penetration of both ultravio-let-A and ultraviolet-B into the screen. Direct penetration of sunrays without the use of sunscreen agents in the body would cause both sunburn and suntan. [Pg.74]

Also, urocanic acid [12], a sun screening agent in pharmaceutical and cosmetic field, 6-aminopeniclllanic acid [2 ], an important intermediate for synthetic penicillin, NADP [14, 15], glucose-6-phosphate [16] and glutathione [IJ, 18] were found to be prepared by this immobilized cells using polyacrylamide method. [Pg.190]

Uses sun-screening agent in cosmetics, moisturizers, shampoos, hair-care products, nail polish, lipstick, lip balms, oral vitamin supplements manufacture of various esters (local anesthetics), folic acid and azo dyes in sunburn preventatives used in laboratories as sulfonamide antagonist antirickettsial Cross para groups of compounds. PA PABA A... [Pg.1194]

Uses sun-screening agent for use in various sunscreen products. PHENYLBENZIMIDAZOLE SULFONIC ACID A... [Pg.1229]

Tretinoin or retinoic acid is the acid form of vitamin A. Actually it is the all-trans isomer of retinoic acid. It is an effective topical agent for acne vulgaris. Its mechanism of action is believed to be associated with increased epidermal cell turnover. Some 10% of the topically applied dose is absorbed, metabolized by the liver and excreted in the urine and bile. To be effective tretinoin should be applied in a concentration that results in mild irritation and erythema. Patients should be advised to avoid or minimize sun exposure and use a protective sun screen as animal studies have raised some concern about possible carcinogenic effects under the influence of ultraviolet radiation. There are no indications that topical tretinoin is associated with an increased risk for birth defects. [Pg.482]

In addition to the 16 sunscreens approved in the United States, there are 2 non-sun-screen topical agents that are approved for the treatment of conditions related to photo-induced skin damage. These are tretinoin and hydroquinone. Both are prescription products. Tretinoin is approved as an adjunctive treatment for "mitigation of fine wrinkles, mottled hyperpigmentation, and tactile roughness of facial skin." Hydroquinone has been marketed for decades for bleaching of hy-perpigmented skin conditions. [Pg.461]

Coal tars produce photosensitivity and photoreactive dermatitis when applied to the skin (Hathaway et al. 1991) even in areas not usually exposed to direct sunlight (e.g., beneath the chin). It is recommended that patients be cautioned about sun exposure and the need for appropriate clothing several days after exposure, to prevent accelerated sunbuming. These agents are physically heavy oils and are known to be both irritating and comedogenic (Amdur et al. 1991), so physical sun barriers are preferred to chemical sun screens or oils. [Pg.212]

Products and Uses Commonly used in suntan oil and lotion products as a sun-screen. Found in wall paints as a pigment and whitening agent. A UV (ultraviolet) light absorber. [Pg.113]

Ultraviolet-screening agents that absorb ultraviolet rays from the sun in exposed coatings and reduce ultraviolet degradation in the film, which drastically reduces the life expectancy of certain vehicles, such as the vinyl chloride resins. Plasticizers increase the flexibility and adhesion of film formers in fact,... [Pg.57]

Uses Thread lubricant conditioner, softener, gloss aid for hair care provides exc. wet and dry combing emollienf spreading agent, antiwhitening/antisoaping agent in skin cate, protective skin prods., sun screens, facial makeup, lotions, colored cosmetics, shampoos, hair conditioners defoamer Features Imparts durable film... [Pg.992]

Uses Emulsifier, dispersant for skin care, creams/lotions coupling agent and solvent tor polar oils and chemical sun screen filters Properties Liq. [Pg.1097]


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