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    What is Cosmetics?

    Science of Mixing!
    -We need to mix all the materials without any chemical reactions in general, and expect the

    individual characteristic from each, and sometimes their synergistic effect as the better case.

     Kinds of Cosmetics
     Components of Cosmetics
     Classification of Cosmetics
     About Emulsion
     Check points of Cosmetics

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    <Kinds of Cosmetics>

    Skin care Cleansing, Toner, Protector

    Make up Base make-up, Point make-up


    (Decorative)

    Body care In-bath, UV protection, Deodorant, Depilatory,


    (Including Insect evader
    Sun care)
    Hair care Cleansing, Treatment, Toner, Permanent, Coloring,
    Re-growth

    Oral care Tooth paste, Mouth wash

    Fragrance Perfume, Eau de toile

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    <Components of Cosmetics>

    Water-soluble  Oil-soluble

    Hydrocarbon, Triglyceride, Wax,


    Ester oil, Fatty acid, Fatty alcohol

    Silicone, Polyol, Polymer, Thickener

    Surfactant (Emulsifier)

    Colorant, Perfume

    Preservative, UV-absorber,
    Anti-oxidant, Chelating agent

    Water (+ EtOH)

    Others (Additive, Powder…)

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    <Classification of Cosmetics>
    Lotion
     Gel

    O/W
    Milk
    W/O
    Emulsion
    Cream
    Others Microemulsion
    + Gas  Spray, Mousse Multiemusion ---

    Oil
    + Wax

    Powder

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    Mechanism of Aerosol

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    <About Emulsion>
    Stability check ;
    How to formulate Emulsion; Odor, Color, Appearance
    pH, Viscosity
     Stability Safety
    Instant test – Heat, Centrifuge…
     Key point would be Surfactant!
     Difference Speciality / Functionals

    Obstruction to Emulsion;
     Sun light (UV- light) UV- absorber
     Heat very close to ageing
     Microbe Preservative
     Metal ion Chelating agent
    |
     Others --- oxidation, vibration, etc.

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    <About Emulsion>
    Surfactant ; HLB Solubility in Water
    HLB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

    insoluble

    crude dispersion

    milky dispersion with hard stirring

    stable milky dispersion

    almost transparent

    soluble
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    <About Emulsion>
    Phase inversion – Technique to make Stable emulsion (O/W)
    and to reduce Surfactants

    Water phase

    Actually

    Oil phase
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    <About Emulsion>
    Ionic property of the materials
    Surfactant Polymer
     Anionic

    Setting effect, Holding effect


    Wash ability, Foaming effect

     Cationic

    Compatibility with Skin and Hair,


    Anti-static / Anti-bacteria effect
    Conditioning effect (Better comb-ability, Anti-static effect)
     Nonionic

    Compatibility with any ionics,


    Less irritation Better compatibility

    (Amphoteric)
    Cationic at acidic side
    Anionic at alkali side
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    <Check points of Cosmetics>
    (summary)

     Stability
     Safety
     Skin (Hair) feel - Texture [light/heavy, fresh/moisturizing…]
     Handling - Package suitability…
     Favorite - Fragrance, Color, Package design…
     Effectiveness

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    <Check points of Cosmetics>
    (details)

     Stability – Appearance, Odor, Color


     Any ingredient should be kept at the recovery rate, >90% under RT after 3 years.
    [becoming World standard] Substitute way (e.g., under 40C after 6 months)
    should be up to each customer.
     Safety
     Kinds/Amounts of the preservatives and the fragrances will influence (so often)
    not only the stability of the final formula, but also the safety of it.
     Preservatives should be decided after considering the cleanliness of each raw
    material, manufacturing facilities, packages and their consumers.
     Effectiveness
     Any effectiveness (e.g., SPF, Whitening effect, Anti-aging effect) should be
    confirmed by each customer, according to PL concept [World standard].

    Same chemicals can not always perform the same!


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