Chapter 13: Skin care chemistry, Ingredients, & Selection Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Articles intened to be rubbed, poured, sprinkled , or applied to body for creansing, beautifying, promote actrachveness, or altenng appearance

A

Cosmetics

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Allows products to spread, give body texture, give form such as lotion, cream, gel

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Functional Ingredients

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3
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Products that don’t contain any water

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Anhydrous

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4
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Oil/fatty ingredients (lubricate, moisturize, prevent water loss)

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Emollients

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5
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Lubricant derived from petroleum

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Mineral Oil

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6
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Cause changed in appearance of the skin

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Performance ingredients

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7
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Emollients; Lube ingredients derived from plant oils and animal fats

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Fatty acids

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8
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Fatty acids exposed to hydrogen

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Fatty Alcohol

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9
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Produced from fatty acids and alcohols

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Fatty esters

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10
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Oil chemically combined with silicon & oxygen & leaves noncomedogenic protective film on surface of skin

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Silicones

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11
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Soaps/ Detergents that clean the skin

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Cleansers

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12
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Compatible with oil

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Oil soluble

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13
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Mixable with water

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Water soluble

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14
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Oils derived from herbs; different properties and effects on skin and psyche

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Essential Oils

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15
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Chemical agents that inhibit growth of microorganisms in cosmetic formulations; kills bacteria and prevent products from spoiling

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Preservatives

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16
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Inorganic color agents (metal salts) listed on ingredients labels (drug cosmetics)

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Certified Colors

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17
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Organic; come from animal/ plant extract; natural mineral pigment

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Noncertified Colors

18
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Insoluble pigments made by combining dye with inorganic material

19
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Fats/ Fat- like subs; lipids help repair and protect barrier function of skin

20
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Spreading agents & ingredients that carry / deliver other ingredients into skin & make them more effective

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Chemical compounds formed by combining number molecules into long chain-like structures; advanced vehicles that release substances onto skin surface at microscopical rate

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closed-lipid bilayer spheres that encapsulate ingredients, target delivery to spectic tissues of skin, and control their release

23
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Tissue respiratory factor; ingredient derived from yeast cells that functions as anti inflammatory & enhance cellular metabolism and wound healing

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Glycoproteins

24
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Chains of amino acids that stimulate fibroblasts, cell metabalism, collegan, and improve firmness

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Natural form of vitamin A; stimulates cell repair & helps to normalize skin cells by generating new cells
Retinol
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Beta hydroxy acid with exfoliating and antiseptic properties
Salicylic Acid
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Derived from olives; desensitized and nourishes; an emollient
Squalene
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Anti- flammatory compound isolated from herb comfrey; used in creams, hand lotions, hand lotions, aftershave, & skin smoothing cosmetics for ability to heal wounds and skin ulcers to stimulate grouth of healthy tissue
Allantoin
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Plant extract with calming and soothing properties
Chamomile
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Extracted from bean seeds off desert shrub; used as lubricant and noncomedogenic emollient and moisturizer
Jojoba
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Antiallergenic, anti inflammatory, antiseptic, antibacterial, balancing, energizing, soothing, and healing
Lavender
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Moisturizing, astringent, tonic, and deodorant properties; forms of rose extracts, oils, or water
Rose
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Extracted from bark and hamamelis scrub; soothing agent or an astringent
Witch hazel
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Therapeutic use of plant aromas and essential oils for beauty and health treatments
Aromatherapy
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Skin freshening lotions with low alcohol content
Fresheners
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Liquids to tone and tighten skins surface
Toners
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Liquids to help remove excess oil on skin
Astringents
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Physical methods of rubbing dead cells off skin
Mechanical exfoliation
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Enzyme production that dissolves keratin proteins and exfoliate skin
Enzyme peels
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treatments composed of herbs, vitamins, mineral clays, moisture agents, skin softeners, aromatherapy oils, extracts, etc. to cleanse, exfoliate, tighten, hydrate, and nourish skin
Masks
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Liquid ingredients for skin to penetrate and treat skin conditions
Serums
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small, sealed vials containing single application of highly concentrated extracts in water or oil bases
Ampoules