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Which of the following ingredients would be MOST effective in a shampoo designed to improve hair's shine and manageability?
Which of the following ingredients would be MOST effective in a shampoo designed to improve hair's shine and manageability?
- Behentrimonium Methosulfate (correct)
- Acrylic Acid/VP Crosspolymer
- Stearalkonium Bentonite
- Glycol Stearate
A cosmetic manufacturer is formulating a new exfoliating body scrub. Which ingredient is suitable?
A cosmetic manufacturer is formulating a new exfoliating body scrub. Which ingredient is suitable?
- Essential Oils (correct)
- Propylene glycol stearate
- Lactic acid
- Guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride
A chemist is tasked with increasing the thickness of the oil-soluble components in a new lotion formulation. Which of the following ingredients would be MOST suitable for this purpose?
A chemist is tasked with increasing the thickness of the oil-soluble components in a new lotion formulation. Which of the following ingredients would be MOST suitable for this purpose?
- Agar
- Polyquaternium-7
- Beeswax (correct)
- Glycolic acid
A cosmetic formulator needs to create a pearlescent effect in a new shampoo product. Which of the following ingredients would be MOST appropriate to use as an opacifying agent?
A cosmetic formulator needs to create a pearlescent effect in a new shampoo product. Which of the following ingredients would be MOST appropriate to use as an opacifying agent?
Which of the following ingredients functions primarily as a humectant in skincare formulations?
Which of the following ingredients functions primarily as a humectant in skincare formulations?
Which of the following best describes the function of occlusives in skincare products?
Which of the following best describes the function of occlusives in skincare products?
Which ingredient would be MOST effective for holding a styled hair in place?
Which ingredient would be MOST effective for holding a styled hair in place?
Based on the information provided, what is the historical significance of the clay cylinder found in ancient Babylon?
Based on the information provided, what is the historical significance of the clay cylinder found in ancient Babylon?
Which of the following skin conditioning agents primarily functions to impart softness to the skin?
Which of the following skin conditioning agents primarily functions to impart softness to the skin?
If a cosmetic product claims to 'dissolve' other ingredients within the formulation, which type of substance is most likely responsible for this property?
If a cosmetic product claims to 'dissolve' other ingredients within the formulation, which type of substance is most likely responsible for this property?
How does the conjugation within a molecule affect its visible color, based on the examples provided?
How does the conjugation within a molecule affect its visible color, based on the examples provided?
In the context of dyes, what is the primary role of an auxochrome?
In the context of dyes, what is the primary role of an auxochrome?
Which of the following best explains why acid dyes are effective on polyamides and proteins?
Which of the following best explains why acid dyes are effective on polyamides and proteins?
What is a key disadvantage of acid dyes, despite their cost-effectiveness and light fastness?
What is a key disadvantage of acid dyes, despite their cost-effectiveness and light fastness?
A dye molecule contains a chromophore with limited conjugation. If an auxochrome is added that introduces additional conjugated double bonds, what is the likely effect on the dye's color?
A dye molecule contains a chromophore with limited conjugation. If an auxochrome is added that introduces additional conjugated double bonds, what is the likely effect on the dye's color?
In the context of mosquito repellents, what is the primary active component of pyrethrum that provides its insecticidal properties?
In the context of mosquito repellents, what is the primary active component of pyrethrum that provides its insecticidal properties?
Which dyeing method relies on a coupling reaction between naphthol and a diazo component to develop color?
Which dyeing method relies on a coupling reaction between naphthol and a diazo component to develop color?
Why are reactive dyes particularly effective for dyeing cellulosic fibers?
Why are reactive dyes particularly effective for dyeing cellulosic fibers?
Considering their chemical properties, which type of dye would be MOST suitable for creating a tie-dye effect on cotton fabric?
Considering their chemical properties, which type of dye would be MOST suitable for creating a tie-dye effect on cotton fabric?
Historically, how was pyrethrum utilized in military contexts?
Historically, how was pyrethrum utilized in military contexts?
What structural modification enhances the efficacy of direct dyes?
What structural modification enhances the efficacy of direct dyes?
Which characteristic is a drawback of direct dyes despite their ease of application?
Which characteristic is a drawback of direct dyes despite their ease of application?
How does adding sodium chloride impact the direct dyeing process?
How does adding sodium chloride impact the direct dyeing process?
Which type of dye requires sodium hydrosulfite dissolved in sodium hydroxide to become soluble?
Which type of dye requires sodium hydrosulfite dissolved in sodium hydroxide to become soluble?
What is the primary purpose of using vat dyes and sulfur dyes on cellulosic substrates?
What is the primary purpose of using vat dyes and sulfur dyes on cellulosic substrates?
Which of these dyes is derived from plant sources?
Which of these dyes is derived from plant sources?
What kind of fabrics are suitable for direct dyes?
What kind of fabrics are suitable for direct dyes?
Upon exposure to water, what is the effect of dyes with low fastness?
Upon exposure to water, what is the effect of dyes with low fastness?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the role of builders in cleaning products?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the role of builders in cleaning products?
What is the primary function of surfactants in a cleaning solution?
What is the primary function of surfactants in a cleaning solution?
During saponification, what are the main products formed when plant oils and animal fats react with a liquid alkali?
During saponification, what are the main products formed when plant oils and animal fats react with a liquid alkali?
Which type of surfactant is best suited for use in fabric softeners and fabric-softening laundry detergents?
Which type of surfactant is best suited for use in fabric softeners and fabric-softening laundry detergents?
If a cleaning product is designed to be effective in hard water and produce low suds, which type of surfactant would be most suitable?
If a cleaning product is designed to be effective in hard water and produce low suds, which type of surfactant would be most suitable?
Which of the following describes a key characteristic of amphoteric (zwitterionic) surfactants?
Which of the following describes a key characteristic of amphoteric (zwitterionic) surfactants?
In the preparation of detergents, what role do petrochemicals and oleochemicals play?
In the preparation of detergents, what role do petrochemicals and oleochemicals play?
Why are anionic surfactants popular choices for laundry and hand dishwashing detergents?
Why are anionic surfactants popular choices for laundry and hand dishwashing detergents?
Hydrolysis of oils and fats using high-pressure steam primarily yields which of the following products?
Hydrolysis of oils and fats using high-pressure steam primarily yields which of the following products?
Which type of cleaning product would most likely contain quaternary ammonium compounds?
Which type of cleaning product would most likely contain quaternary ammonium compounds?
Flashcards
Glycolic acid
Glycolic acid
An alpha hydroxy acid used for skin exfoliation.
Hair Conditioning Agents
Hair Conditioning Agents
Ingredients that improve hair's gloss, appearance, and shine.
Opacifying Agents
Opacifying Agents
Substances that make shampoos and gels appear pearlescent.
Preservatives
Preservatives
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pH Adjusters
pH Adjusters
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Emollients
Emollients
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Humectants
Humectants
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Occlusives
Occlusives
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Historical soap-making
Historical soap-making
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Sodium hydroxymethylglycinate
Sodium hydroxymethylglycinate
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Azo Group
Azo Group
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Conjugated System
Conjugated System
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Acid Dyes
Acid Dyes
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Auxochromes
Auxochromes
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Light Fastness
Light Fastness
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Sulfur dyes
Sulfur dyes
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Azoic Dyes (Naphthol dye)
Azoic Dyes (Naphthol dye)
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Pyrethrum
Pyrethrum
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Reactive Dyes
Reactive Dyes
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Mosquito repellents
Mosquito repellents
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Surfactants
Surfactants
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Saponification
Saponification
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Anionic Surfactants
Anionic Surfactants
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Nonionic Surfactants
Nonionic Surfactants
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Cationic Surfactants
Cationic Surfactants
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Zwitterionic Surfactants
Zwitterionic Surfactants
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Builders
Builders
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Hydrophobic End
Hydrophobic End
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Emulsification
Emulsification
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Detergents
Detergents
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Direct Dyes
Direct Dyes
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Alkyl Groups
Alkyl Groups
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Water-solubility
Water-solubility
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Natural Dyes
Natural Dyes
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Indigo
Indigo
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Vat Dyes
Vat Dyes
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Sodium Chloride in Dyeing
Sodium Chloride in Dyeing
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Fastness Quality
Fastness Quality
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Study Notes
Cosmetics
- Cosmetics are substances applied to the external human body to cleanse, protect and change appearance.
- Global Data reports that rising populations and decreasing unemployment are driving cosmetic industry growth due to increasing consumer focus on image.
Major Cosmetics Categories
- Skin Care: Cleansers, toners, moisturizers, serums, and sunscreens.
- Makeup: Foundation, concealer, blush, eyeshadow, mascara, eyeliner, lip products.
- Hair Care: Shampoos, conditioners, styling products, and hair colors.
- Fragrances: Perfumes, colognes, and body mists.
- Personal Care: Deodorants, body lotions, and shower products.
Cosmetic Product Forms
- Viscosity: resistance to flow; a vital quality control factor in cosmetics.
- Important factors for viscosity: ease of application, dispensing method, and customer perception.
- Different forms based on viscosity include:
- Liquid: Ranging from water-like to honey-like; Water-based liquids have limited oil content. Examples: perfumes, body mists, skin toners.
- Gel: Thicker than liquid with limited flow; formed with gums or thickeners. Examples: water-based hair gels, viscous hair oils.
- Foaming Gel: Honey-like viscosity; foams, limiting flow and preventing dripping. Examples: shampoos, body washes, mousses, foaming facial cleansers.
- Serum: Low viscosity gel to lotion-like; penetrates deeply into skin; used for delivering potent ingredients.
- Lotion: Low viscosity emulsions; easily pumped or squeezed from packaging.
- Cream: Medium to high viscosity emulsions; comes in jars or bottles. Examples: anti-aging creams, skincare creams.
- Powder: Used in color cosmetics like eyeshadow, blushes, pressed and loose powders. Examples: baby powder, talc, blushes.
- Balm: Primarily oil-based with semi-solid consistency. Examples: hair and lip balm, lipstick.
- Mud: Semi-solid product containing clays and oils. Examples: mud masks.
- Scrub: Contains particles for mechanical skin exfoliation. Examples: salt, sugar scrubs.
Brief History of Cosmetics
- Ancient Egyptians used scented oils and ointments for skin care, odor masking, and sun protection.
- Myrrh, thyme, and other natural ingredients were part of religious and cosmetic rituals.
- Materials like Galena and Malachite were used for coloration, used in ancient cultures for complexion enhancement.
Other Information
- Mehndi: An art practice involving intricate henna designs traditionally used before Hindu weddings.
- Social customs: Egg whites and white lead were used to achieve a pale complexion in certain societies.
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