18 Questions
What is the primary function of absorbents in facial powders?
To absorb excess oil from the skin and improve aesthetics
Which of the following is NOT a type of binder used in facial powders?
Glycerin
What is the purpose of using treated or coated pigments in facial powders?
To improve pigment dispersion and formula stability
Which of the following is used as a preservative in facial powders?
Phenoxyethanol
What is the purpose of using antioxidants in facial powders?
To protect ingredients from degradation and rancidity
Which of the following is used as a sunscreen agent in facial powders?
Titanium dioxide
What is the function of talc in facial makeup products?
To provide a base for pigments and contribute to the slip and consistency of powders
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of BB Creams and CC Creams?
Artificial appearance
What is the abbreviation 'CC' commonly known to stand for in the context of facial creams?
Color Correction
What is a benefit of using a BB Cream or CC Cream that contains antioxidants?
It helps protect the skin from environmental stressors
What is a characteristic of a good fragrance in facial makeup products?
It has a pleasant, neutral odor
What is the purpose of a preservative in facial makeup products?
To extend the shelf life of the product
What is the main ingredient causing safety concerns regarding facial makeup products?
Talc
What is the highest level of purity for talc used in cosmetics?
Cosmetic grade
Why is asbestos considered a major impurity in talc?
It is a known carcinogen
What is the benefit of using bottles with pump heads for liquid foundations?
Reduces the chance of microbial contamination
What is not a common method of applying liquid foundations?
Tissues
What is not mentioned as a type of packaging for facial makeup products?
Cans
Learn about the role of absorbents and binders in cosmetic formulations. Absorbents like kaolin and starch help control oil and improve aesthetics, while binders like zinc and calcium carbonate enhance adhesion and water repellency.
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