Emulsifier: A thickening agent added to products to change their physical composition. For example, it can turn a lotion into a cream.
Epidermabrasion: Skin peel in which the outermost layers of the skin are sloughed off ...
emulsifier- substance that keeps two or more components of a product from separating. This mixture is called an emulsion.
exfoliant- removes dead skin cells
fragrance oil- fragrance oils are synthetic scents.
Emulsifier: A substance that holds oil in water or water in oil. They are necessary in the manufacture of cream and lotions.
Emulsion: A mixture of two incompatible substances. Most creams on the cosmetic market are emulsions.
Emulsifiers
Emulsifiers hold two ingredients together that wouldn't normally mix. This can be either something like wax or the physical action of shaking the bottle.
Emulsifier - An emulsifier is an agent that allows oil and water to blend in a lotion or cream. Cell Tech products use only natural emulsifiers.
Emulsifier An agent used to make an emulsion, which is a mixture of liquids, minute globules of one being suspended in a second that doesn't dissolve the first.
Emollients Ingredients that soften or smooth.
Emulsifier - a substance that disperses one ingredient into another in which it would not ordinarily dissolve. An emulsifier binds water with oily humectants and emollients so that the texture of a product is smooth.
Emulsifier: A thickening agent and/or binding agent added to products to change their physical composition (joins two or more ingredients together). For example, it can turn a lotion into a cream.
EMULSIFIER - Agent used to assist in the production of an emulsion. Emulsifiers enable oils to be dispersed throughout a water base to form a cream or lotion that does not separate.
An emulsifier and opacifying agent, used primarily as a thickener in moisturizers because of its lubricating and emollient properties.
Octyl Methoxycinnamate
Dimethiconol beeswax ...
A food grade emulsifier used as an antimicrobial agent against gram-positive bacteria. Natural fatty acid used as a preservative.Non toxic food grade preservative.
Glycolic Acid ...
Emulsifier - necessary ingredients to keep two ingredients that usually do not mix, i.e., oil and water, from separating
Emulsion - a suspension of two ingredients that do not mix, i.e.
Laureth-23: An emulsifier. The polyethylene glycol ether of lauryl alcohol.
Lauroamphocarboxyglycinate: Mild, foaming surfactant for shampoos and facial cleansers. An amphoteric organic compound.
It is a very soothing natural emulsifier, high in sulfur and extremely nourishing to the skin.
CARROT: Cleansing, healing, and conditioning, with anti-oxidant and antiseptic properties. A natural source of vitamin A to help promote skin health.
Acrylates C 10-30 Alkyl Acrylates Crosspolymer - This emulsifier helps thicken and stabilize product formulations.
Batyl Alcohol - A humectant derived from glycerin that helps draw moisture to the skin.
* Cetyl Alcohol: A secondary emulsifier that thickens or adds body to lotions. Not to he confused with drying, ethyl alcohols.
* Chamomile Extract: Extract made from the flowers of anthemis nobilis. Used for its soothing properties.
It is used in skin products as an emulsifier, and as a thickener that also delivers other ingredients into the skin. Chlorphenesin - An alcohol used to preserve the ingredients in a cosmetic product.
magnesium ascorbyl phosphate (pro-vit. c): Emulsifier, stabilizer
mallow extract: Soothes, reduces response to irritation
matricaria oil: Anti-inflammatory, anti-irritant, essential oil
melissa extract: Soothes, calms ...
Cetyl Alcohol Fatty alcohol used as an emollient, emulsifier, thickener, and carrying agent for other ingredients from coconut.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride: (from coconut oil) an emulsifier and emolient
Carbomer: (derived from polymers and organic acids) thickens, emulsifies ...
Ingredients: Distilled water, Vitamins, Active Ingredients, Emollients (oils, waxes), Preservatives (e.g. anti-aging agents), Emulsifiers, Botanicals, Essential oils / Fragrances, Thickeners, Moisturizers.
Cetyl Alcohol (fatty alcohol) - A gentle humectant, lather booster, and emulsifier. In hair products, it is used to smooth and soften the hair cuticle.
Chamomile - Used in many products for blonde hair to enhance color.
Derived from skim milk; emulsifier and skin softener.
Preservatives
Preserving personal care products is necessary in order to prevent contamination from a wide spectrum of bacteria, yeasts and molds.
The foundation of every lotion is an oil- and water-based combination that comes together thanks to the addition of an emulsifier. You can use most any oil to make lotion.
Cetearyl Alcohol - A waxy, crystalline solid used as an emulsifier. Not to be confused with drying, ethyl alcohols.
Cetyl Alcohol - A secondary emulsifier that thickens or adds body to lotions. Not to be confused with drying, ethyl alcohols.
Corn glucose, auxiliary emulsifier.
Phlorogine :
A marine seaweed extract from France. The lipidic components of this seaweed address the direct causes of oily and acneic skin disorder.
Lauric Acid Fatty acid of coconut oil, emulsifier component, consistency agent.
Lauryl Glucoside Sugar emulsifier, anionic surfactant, very gentle, mildly foaming sudsing agent ...
Borax - Sodium borate, a white crystalline mineral generally used as an emulsifier or cleanser. Used in cream preparations as an emulsifier.
Botanical - Obtained from a plant or plants, related to plants or botany.
Cetearyl Glucoside (Coconut):
An emulsifier that is also used to aid the skin in moisture retention
Cetearyl Olivate:
An emulsifier derived from olive oil ...
Xanthan Gum 100% natural emulsifier/stabilizer.
Yarrow A mild, soothing astringent. Purges skin of deep-rooted impurities and promotes a clear complexion.
YEast Extract A plant source of folic acid--water soluble B vitamin.
Beeswax:A substance made by bees to build the walls of their cells. Used as an emulsifier to soften and protect the skin. Emulsifiers keep the skin care product from separating.
Lanolin: An emollient with moisturizing properties and an emulsifier with high water absorbing capabilities.
Mallow: An anti-inflammatory substance that helps prevent age lines and reduce eye swelling.
STEARYL ALCOHOL: An emulsifier and thickener found in a variety of vegetable fats. Also acts as an emulsion stabilizer, emollient, anti-foam agent and lubricant.
BEESWAX: Made from flowers by honeybees to create their honeycomb. Used as an emulsifier, thickener, and formula stabilizer that protects the skin and prevents moisture loss. It is all-natural, with a delicate honey-sweet aroma.
An agent, such as a detergent or emulsifier, is agitated with air, forming foam the consistency of watery shaving cream (a little air in veins is acceptable, unlike Hollywood would have you believe).
Dihydroxyacetone (B): an emulsifier, humectant and fungicide which is obtained by the action of certain bacteria on glycerol
Disodium inosinate (A): prepared from meat extract
Down (A): underplummage of fowls (especially duck and goose) ...
Beeswax: One of the oldest ingredients in cosmetic preparations, traditionally used as an emulsifier.
Benzoyl Peroxide: An antibacterial ingredient commonly used in acne treatments.
Also known as Vitamin K an essential fatty acid, emollient and emulsifier. Also used for redness reduction.
Liposomes ...
 See also: Natural, Extract, Emollient, Acid, Body
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