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General
- Cosmetics are
substances used to enhance or protect the appearance or odor of the
human body. Cosmetics include skin-care creams, lotions, powders,
perfumes, lipsticks, fingernail and toenail polishes, eye and facial
makeup, permanent waves, hair colors, hair sprays and gels, deodorants,
baby products, bath oils, bubble baths, bath salts, butters and many
other types of products.
- Cosmetics are mixtures of
surfactants, oils and other ingredients. They are required to be
effective, long lasting, stable and last not least safe to human use. The
cosmetics industry is a multi-billion dollar industry. New brands of
cosmetics to appeal to various population sectors are constantly being
developed.
Process
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Guar
gum is normally undertaken by using process of roasting, differential
attrition, sieving & polishing in the commercial production. The seeds
of Guar are split and by sieving the endosperm & germ is separated from
the endosperm. Through heating, grinding & polishing process the husk is
separated from the endosperm halves and the refined Guar Gum split are
obtained. Through grinding process the refined Guar split are then
treated and converted into powder. Depending upon the requirement of end
product various processing techniques are used.
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The
essential oil of roses is not obtained directly from the distillate.
Rose water collected during the distillation is placed in shallow
earthen or metallic vessel and exposed to the cold of the night air in
the open, protected from dust with clean muslin cloth. Rose oils are in
constant use as component of a wide range of flower and fancy perfumes
and several of them are to be found in every cosmetics.
Technology
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Lighting manufacturers already use micro particles in high-tech lamps,
while pharmaceutical companies have long used plant extracts to enable
the skin to absorb drugs. So now the cosmetics industry is trying
to build on research in other fields, in hopes of further proving that
it offers more than hope in a jar.
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Synthesizing semi-permanent and oxidative/permanent hair dyes at Clairol
and American Cyanamid. Armed with an in-depth knowledge of the chemistry
of these materials, the transition to formulator at American Cyanamid.
The full spectrum of hair coloring products (temporary, semi-permanent
and permanent), hair bleaches and permanent waves for retail and salon
usage, and gained a thorough understanding in markets.
Market
- The cosmetics industry is regionally
based, and firms based in North America and in West Europe account for
approximately 86% of sales: 43% for each region. Firms based in Japan and South Korea also
have substantial market share at 14%.
- Two West European cosmetics companies have
the largest portion, 50%, in terms of number, but their average sales
are the smallest, 960 million US dollars. Firms in the largest five
countries (USA, UK, France, Germany and Japan) make up 93% of sales.
- US demand for cosmetic and toiletry
containers is projected to approach 25 billion units in 2009, valued at
$3.8 billion. Advances will reflect healthy growth in cosmetic and
toiletry pro- duct shipments and will also benefit from a steady rate of
new product introductions with improved performance features and/ or
appearance-enhancing attributes.
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