Day 29 - Natural Cosmetic Products - Chemists Corner
This episode will help show you what people mean when they talk about natural cosmetics and how it affects formulations. In this episode you’ll learn: The size of the natural cosmetic market; History of the development of the natural market; Various definitions of natural; Governmental and non-governmental organizations affecting natural products
Sustainable Cosmetic Product Development - Chemists Corner
2014年8月13日 · If you are interested in formulating for the Natural, Organic or Green market, this is an extremely useful book. Cosmetic book summary. The first chapter looks at the development of the Green market and gives a great overview of the history of how the market has evolved.
Preservation Strategies For Natural Formulators
2014年12月7日 · (4) Adjust the pH of your final formulation to 5.0 or below. Since the natural acid mantle barrier of the skin is pH 4.7 to 5.1, formulating at pH <4.5 not only enhances your preservation efficacy, it also minimally disrupts the acid mantle barrier.
%natural & % plant based calculations. - Chemists Corner
2024年11月24日 · In the US there is no FDA definition of natural for cosmetics. Many brands choose to use ISO 16128 as a standard way of making these calculations, and this would include calculating the Natural Origin Index, giving you what percentage of …
Natural Cosmetic Formulating - Chemists Corner
Ingredients that are unacceptable in natural formulations; Discover what is the renewable carbon index and how it affects natural formulating; Learn to formulate products suitable for Whole Foods and other natural distributors; Covers functional ingredients like natural surfactants, moisturizers, butters, oils, conditioners, and more
Naturals, facial masks and color cosmetics featured at in-cosmetics ...
2017年7月12日 · Natural Cosmetics. Aptly, the world’s natural & organic personal care and cosmetic market is projected to reach $19.8bn by 2022, representing an annual growth rate of 10.2% from 2016 to 2022 and Asia-Pacific is estimated to register the highest annual growth of 11.1% during this time. Facial masks
Cosmetic Science History - The first cosmetic chemist
2012年4月12日 · While answering a reporter’s question about the hisotry of cosmetics, I came across the name Johann Bartholomaeus Trommsdorff. He lived from 1770-1837 and according to…
How Shampoos Are Made - Chemists Corner
2018年4月17日 · Shampoos are cleaning formulations made up primarily of chemicals called surfactants that have the ability to surround oily materials on surfaces and allow them to be rinsed away by water. While there are numerous types of shampoos the majority are low viscosity, solution formulas delivered from a plastic bottle. Often they are marketed towards different hair …
What are emollients in cosmetic formulas? - Chemists Corner
2017年3月3日 · Since natural emollients can feel oily and greasy and create stability challenges for formulators, synthetic chemistry has come to the rescue. There are a wide range of emollient esters created for formulators to get all the benefits of without those drawbacks. Simple esters. The most common synthetic emollients are emollient esters.
Glycerin versus Sorbitol Solution - Chemists Corner
2021年6月24日 · This type of lathering cream has a history of about 100 years and many of the formulas that are out there in the market still contain all of these more “natural” soap based ingredients and no surfactants.