Comparing the irritation potential of lye and no-lye relaxers

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The research compares the irritation potential of lye and no-lye relaxers. The results of the study will be used to develop products for excessively curly African American hair.

Hair Relaxers, African Americans

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Liquid cosmetic esters using propoxylation technology

Article Abstract:

The article discusses approaches used to obtain liquid esters for moisturization agents.

All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Esters, Salts & Halides NEC, Research, Chemical industry

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Controlled release technology and delivery systems

Article Abstract:

The cosmetics industry is following the pharmaceutical industry into the area of delivery systems and controlled release technology. A dramatic wave of innovations present themselves to address new market-driven opportunities. Most consumers are aware that ceramides and lipids replenish the skin's own natural barrier function,, vitamins nourish the skin and AHAs smooth wrinkles. New formulating challenges occur with the introduction of these new materials. It sometimes becomes necessary to incorporate active ingredients first into a delivery vehicle in order to formulate an effective, stable product that provides significant benefits.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical preparations, Drug Delivery Systems, Pharmaceutical industry

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