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Cosmetic Substances
Cosmetic Substances
Cosmetics are substances or products used externally for cleaning, protect or beautify one's appearance.
Various types of materials are used as ingredients in the production of cosmetics so that the desired effect is obtained.
The basic ingredients for cosmetics usually consist of a combination of ingredients such as water, emulsifiers, thickeners, dyes, moisturizers and preservatives.
Cosmetic Basics Ingredients
Dye
Gives colour to make cosmetics more attractive. Example: Iron (III) oxide.
Preservatives
Prevent cosmetic damage. Examples: Parabens and formaldehyde.
Moisturizer
Maintains the moisture of cosmetic ingredients. Examples: Glycerin and sodium lactate.
Fragrances
Gives a pleasant aroma to cosmetic products. Example: Essential oils.
Thickener
Thickens cosmetic products. Examples: Glycerin and xanthan gum.
Emulsifier
Forms a homogeneous mixture between water and oil. Examples: Lecithin and stearic acid.
Water
Solvents in the production of cosmetics.
The production and sale of cosmetics in Malaysia are subjected to the Drugs and Cosmetics Control Regulations 1984 to ensure the safety of all consumers.
Types of Cosmetics
Makeup cosmetics
Used to beautify the face: Powder, lipstick, pencil eyebrows, blush, eye shadow, eyeliner and mascara
Cosmetic care
Treatment on the body: Creams, skin moisturizers and face mask
Fragrances
Fragrances: Deodorants and perfumes.
The Use of Cosmetics in Life
Pros of Homemade Cosmetics
Easily produced using natural ingredients
Safe and no harmful chemicals
Cheap cost
Cons of Commercial Cosmetics
Harmful side effects
There are hazardous chemicals included illegally
Excessively highlighted and misleading advertisement
Side effects of the use of banned chemicals in cosmetics
Prohibited chemicals
Side effects
Mercury
Skin irritation as well as fruit damage waist and nervous system if absorbed into the bloodstream
Hydroquinone
Skin becomes hypersensitive and pigmentation reduction resulting in skin exposure to harmful UV rays
Betamethasone valerate
Skin irritation and changes in skin pigmentation.
Tretinoin
Skin redness and flaking.
Prohibited chemicals
Note
Mercury
It is usually included in whitening creams as well as other cosmetic products illegally.
Hydroquinone
Betamethasone valerate
Tretinoin
Acne cream
Chapter : Consumers and Industrial Chemistry
Topic : Explain with examples cosmetic substances
Form 5
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