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1 PM 235 Korakoch Kangwantas
Make up product PM Korakoch Kangwantas

2 Make-up: Types Foundation Blushers Mascara Eye-liner Eye shadow
Lip colour Nail colour

3 Make-up: Purpose Improve appearance Impart colour Even-out skin tones
Hide imperfection Protection

4 Make-up: Step Cleaning/ Toner / Serum / Moisturising / Sunscreen
Concealer <-> Foundation Face powder Face contouring: highlight / bronzer Eye make up: eye shadow, eye liner, mascara Blushing Lip colour

5 Make-up: Powder Face powder, eye shadow and blusher
Shade must not change as it is worn Smooth feeling Easy application Good adherence for a reasonable time without reapplication

6 Make-up: Face powder Smoothness Added skin translucency
More refined or finer texture Setting the make-up base and adding longevity to the make-up Oil control

7 Powder: Ingredients Talc Kaolin
Major component (up to 70%) of face powder, eye shadow and blusher White, free of asbestos and high spreadability with low covering power Hydrophobic Kaolin Almost white Good absorbency Matte

8 Powder: Ingredients Calcium carbonate Magnesium carbonate
Excellence absorbency Matte Moderate covering (avoid high level) Magnesium carbonate Good absorbency Often used to absorb perfume and mixed into face powder

9 Powder: Ingredients Metallic soap Starch Zinc and Magnesium stearate
↑ adhesion and water repellence 3-10% of formulation Zinc stearate gives a smooth feeling High level: blotchy effect and too hard pressed powder Starch Smoothness Cake when moistened -> bacterial growth

10 Powder: Ingredients Mica
Translucent when added up to 20% of formulation Wet ground (creamy) dry ground (matte) Sericite (similar to white mica): silky shine, soft, smooth Silicone-coated sericite: ↑ water repellence and adhesion

11 Powder: Ingredients Polymers Texture enhancers used at 3-40%
Nylon, lauryl lysine, boron nitride, polyethylene, polypropylene, ethylene acrylates copolymer, polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and silica beads, polyurethane, silicone powder, borosilicate, microcrystalline cellulose, Teflon Coated on inexpensive beads to reduce cost and increase effectiveness e.g. nylon/mica, silicone/mica, etc.

12 Powder: Ingredients Perfumes Preservatives Colour additives
Raw materials are earthy smelling High stability and low volatility Preservatives Parabens, imidazolidinyl urea, etc. Dry -> Not necessary Small amount of preservative is recommended Colour additives Allergen / formaldehyde releasing

13 Powder: Ingredients Colorants Titanium dioxide, Zinc oxide
Organic, inorganic, carmine or pearlescent colour additives Textures of colorant are not satisfactory FD&C / D&C / Colorant for eyes htm

14 Colour additives US FDA: FD&C / D&C
Inorganic / powder metals / naturally derived colorants Food Ingested/ externally applied drugs General cosmetic Eye area only (if mentioned) External (no mucous membrane): ultramarines, ferric ammonium ferrocyanide not permitted in lip or bath products

15 Colour additives EU All cosmetic products
All cosmetic products, except those intended to be applied in the vicinity of the eyes (eye make-up and make-up and eye removers) Allowed exclusively in cosmetic products intended not to come into contact with mucous membranes (including the eye area) Allowed exclusively in cosmetic products intended not to come into contact only briefly with skin (not permitted in nail preparations)

16 Inorganic pigments Opaque / light fast / solvent resistance
Not as bright as organic colours May be affected by alkali and acid Iron oxide Red (Fe3O4), brown-burgundy (Fe2O3) , black (Fe3O4), yellow (FeOOH) Good stability and opacity Chromium oxide Green Cr2O3 Ultramarine Blue (Nax(AlSiO4)ySz) Good light stability, unstable to acid

17 Organic pigments Transparency
Triarylmethane (blue-green: water soluble, poor light stability) Variable chemical and physical stability Anthraquinone (green: good light stability) Clean and bright colour Quinoline (yellow: oil soluble) Azo (yellow-red: varied properties) Indigold (red: light resistance) Xanthenes (orange-red: structure change with pH, poor light stability)

18 Natural dyes Generally used in foods Saffron (yellow)
Low stability to heat, light and pH Carrot (orange) Chlorophyll (green) Strong odours Beetroot (red) Turmeric (yellow) Sugar (brown)

19 Pearlescent pigments Organic pearls: fish scales (guanine) CI75170
Inorganic pearls: Bismuth oxychloride (silvery grey / light instability - darken after prolonged exposure) Titanium dioxide-coated mica (various colour depending on thickness of coating) Pigment pearls: iron oxide-laminated titanium dioxide-coated mica Specialty pigments (epoxy-coated light fast pigment laminated foil -> nail colour)

20 Face powder Loose face powder Pressed face powder: +Binder
Properties of a binder - creaminess - adhesion - compression - water resistance - too much binder: difficult to remove powder with puff / glazing

21 Foundation Hide skin flaws Even various colour tones in the skin
Environmental protectant Smoothen the skin

22 Foundation Fast drying -> proper play time
Non-settling, easily pour, stable in storage Should not feel tacky, greasy, or too dry Improve appearance naturally Shade consistency Not peel-off, go orangy on skin or rub-off on clothes (treated pigments and volatile silicone -> water-resistance)

23 Foundation Formulation – Liquid / Powder / Cream
Coverage (% pigment) – Sheer 8-13% / Light 13-18% / Medium 18-23% / Full up to 50%

24 Foundation Liquid: dry to combination skin set off with powder
Cream: dry skin Powder: oily skin

25 Foundation Loose powder Pressed powder Water-base: water + oil
Water-base- oil free: water + emollient ester / fatty alcohol Water-base-transfer resistance: +film former Silicone-base: light weight / pore and line filler / smoothness

26 Foundation: Ingredients
Anhydrous foundation Emollients: light texture and low viscosity: oils, esters and silicones Waxes: Beeswax, paraffin, polyethylene, etc. Pigments: titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, iron oxide Texture agents: nylon, talc, mica, boron nitride, Teflon, starch, etc. Wetting agent: low HLB emulsifiers, polyglyceryl esters

27 Mascara Bring out the contrast between the iris and the white of the eye, sharpens white of the eyes Thickens the appearance of the lashes Lengthen the appearance of the eye Add depth and character to the overall look Sharpens the colour of the eye shadow when worn

28 Mascara Application Appearance Wear Ease of removal
Film-former / pigment and the vehicle (evaporates)

29 Mascara Anhydrous solvent based suspension: waterproof but not smudge-proof and difficult to remove w/o emulsion: waterproof but not smudge-proof and can be remove with soap and water o/w emulsion: flake-proof and smudge-proof waterproof with emulsion polymers: acrylics, polyvinyl acetates or polyurethanes

30 Cream eyeshadows Volatile solvents: cyclomethicone, hydrocarbons, isoparaffins Waxes Emollients: esters, oils, silicones Gellants: bentonite derivertives, hectonite derivertives Colorants and pearls Fillers: mica, talc, sericite Functional fillers: boron nitride, PMMA, nylon, starch, silica, teflon

31 Eyeliners Frame the eye Adding or changing shape
Bringing out the colour contrast between the iris and white of the eye Making lashes appear thicker Liquid / gel / pencil

32 Eyeliner Liquid eyeliner recipe - Solvent (water) / Gellant (magnesium aluminium silicate and bentonite) / wetting agents (water-soluble esters and high HLB emulsifiers) / polyols (propylene glycol) / colorants (iron oxides and other inorganic) / alcohol (solubilise resins and improve dry time) / film formers (PVP, PVA, acrylics, PVP/VA, PVP/urethanes) Pencil recipe – oils, esters silicones / high melting point triglycerides / stearic acid / synthetic waxes / colorants and pearls / fillers (mica, talc, sericite) / functional fillers (boron nitride, Teflon, PMMA, silicas)

33 lipsticks Add colour to the face for a healthier look Shape the lips
Condition the lips Harmonise the face between the eyes, hair, and clothes Create the illusion of smaller or larger lips

34 lipsticks Ingredients: emollients (castor oils, esters, lanolin, etc.) / waxes (carnauba, beeswax, lanolin, paraffin, etc.) / wax modifiers: improve texture, application and stability (cetyl acetate and acetylated lanolin, oleyl alcohol, petroleum) / actives: add moisture (hyaluronate, vit C, vit E) / fillers (mica, silica, nylon, etc.) Stick: Sheer dense matte shiny / Liquid: lipgloss

35 Beware!! Colour additives Asbestos in talcum
Mercury, lead and heavy metal in lipstick Comedogenicity Storage

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