Chemistry and Manufacture of Cosmetics:
Vol. 3 Ingredients
2 Volumes
Third edition
edited by
Mitchell L. Schlossman

Ingredients, the third volume, in two parts, completes the Chemistry and Manufacture of Cosmetics Series.

This volume discusses the vast number of materials used, or potentially useful, in cosmetics. Reviewing more than 70 topics, Ingredients reveals the intricacies in the employment of materials used in today's cosmetics industry, whether it's waxes, marine products, collagen, honey, vitamins, vegetable proteins, antibacterials or microspheres, as well as many others.

This new, must-have series is edited by the highly respected Mitchell Schlossman of Presperse and KOBO Products Inc. and features the contributions of several knowledgeable and accomplished experts from around the world.

Do not miss out on adding this volume to your business or personal library!

Contents

1. Acetoglycerides
2. Aliphatic Branch-Chain Hydrocarbons
3. Alkoxylated Nonionic Surfactants
4. Allantoin
5. Aloe Vera
6. Aluminum Compounds
7. Antihistaminic Agents
8. Anti-Inflammatory Agents
9. Antimicrobial Actives
10. Azulene
11. Boron
12. Ceramides
13. Chitin
14. Chlorophyll
15. Citrates
16. Collagen
17. Complexing Agents
18. Color Cosmetic Additives
19. Cosmetic Delivery Systems: An Overview
20. Cytokines
21. Dihydroxyacetone: Chemistry and Applications in Self-Tanning Products
22. Egg Oil
23. Enzymes
24. Fatty Acids and Derivatives
25. Fluorine Compounds
26. Henna Extract
27. Higher Fatty Alcohols
28. Honey and Other Products of the Hive
29. Humectants and Polyols
30. Hyaluronic Acid
31. Hypoallergenic Cosmetics
32. Inorganic Sunscreens
33. Insoluble Metallic Soaps
34. Lanolin and Its Derivatives
35. Liposomes in Cosmetics: An Overview of Production, Characterization and Applications
36. Lithium Compounds
37. Mercury Compounds
38. Microspheres
39. Nucleic Acids
40. Organic Sunscreens
41. Oxidation Protection with Phenolic Antioxidants
42. Pearlescent Pigments
43. Peroxides and Other "Per" Compounds
44. Personal Care Applications of Starch Polymers
45. Petroleum Derivatives in Cosmetics
46. Phosphates
47. Phospholipids
48. Polyethylene Glycols
49. Polymers for Personal Care Products
50. Psoralens
51. Salicylic Acid
52. Seawater
53. Silicones
54. Silk Powder
55. Silver Compounds
56. Smectite Organoclay Chemistry: Organically Modified Bentonite Reacted with Organic Cations
57. Smectite Clay Chemistry
58. Solvents
59. Squalane: The Natural Moisturizer
60. Sterols, Steroids, Bile Acids, Hormones and Related Compounds
61. Strontium Compounds
62. Surface Treatment of Cosmetic Pigments
63. Surfactants
64. Thermotropic Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Mixtures
65. "Thio" and Related Sulfer Compounds
66. Ultraviolet Absorbers
67. Vitamins
68. Water
69. Waxes
70. Zinc Compounds
71. Zirconium Compounds

Index

click here to see books of related interest