Propylene Glycol
Propylene Glycol : Is used in cosmetic formulations as a skin conditioning agent (humectant or miscellaneous), viscosity decreasing agent, solven...
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DEA Compounds (Diethanolamine)
DEA and DEA -Â :Â The related ingredients function as emulsifiers or foaming agents in cosmetics, or to adjust a product's pH (acidity). It is used ...
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Phthalates: They are also known as phthalate esters. They are esters of phthalic anhydride, a family of industrial chemicals used to soften polyvi...
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Mineral Oil: The name mineral oil has been used to describe many colourless, odourless liquids. The term most often refers to a liquid by-product ...
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Ethanolamines:  is commonly called monoethanolamine (MEA). They are clear, colourless, viscous liquids with ammonia-like odours which have the co...
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Sulfates: they are inorganic ions that are both found in nature and synthesised for various industries e.g. the cosmetics. They are widely used in...
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Phenoxyethanol:Â Is known as a glycol ether, or a solvent. It is a very common preservative used in many cosmetics and personal care products. Whet...
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Petrolatum: Is also commonly known as petroleum jelly. It is an odourless and colourless product derived from petroleum and often used in personal...
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Formaldehyde: This is a colourless, strong-smelling gas used in making building materials, many household and cosmetics products. It is widely use...
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Artificial Colouring:Â They are originally made from coal tar, and artificial food dyes that come from unrefined fuel source (petroleum). Dangers o...
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Artificial Fragrance or Perfume: They are derived from synthetic fragrances and used in nearly 50% of cosmetic beauty products. Synthetic fragranc...
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