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PolymerA family of substances, that when added to a product, provides elasticity, hardness, and strength. Examples of polymers include plastics, fibers, and rubber. It is a common ingredient in nail polishes.
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Polymers - compounds commonly used to bind styling products to the hair and sunscreens to the skin. Polysorbate 20 - a substance used in shampoos and cleansers to build lather. Potassium hydroxide - an alkali used in soap and shampoos.
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Polymers in a water dispersed form (latexes) can bring some level of water resistance to the group of normally non-water resistant mascaras.
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Polymer: A chemical compound or mixture of compounds formed by polymerization (a chemical reaction in which two or more molecules combine to form larger molecules that contain repeating structural units).
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A polymer mascara with a tapered styling effect, which was developed through research into capilllary technology. It coats, smoothens and glosses your lashes to the max.
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VP/VA copolymer
Styling ingredient that adds holding ability to the product.
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PVM/MA Co polymerA water soluble fixative used in hairsprays and styling tools. PVP/VA Co polymerA water soluble fixative used in hairsprays.
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A hydrated polymeric clathrate containing vegetally-derived glycerin that is readily soluble in water, forming permeable films on the skin. Hostapon CT Paste (Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate) ...
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ACRYLATES COPOLYMER: Water absorbing polymers, classified as hydrogels, absorb aqueous solutions through hydrogen bonding with the water molecule. It gives water absorption greater than 400 times its weight.
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Carbomer - A polymer on the basis of acrylic acid. Provides a thickening, gelling action and consistency regulator for cosmetic products. Cationic - Possessing a positive electrical charge.
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Ultra-absorbent polymer beads that swell with the addition with water. Non-abrasive, yet highly effective at absorbing impurities and buffing away dead surface skin cells. Milk LipidsConditions the skin while moisturizing.
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The most abundant polymer found in nature. Used as a setting agent in hairsprays, styling gels and mousses. A natural alternative to synthetic polymers (such as PVP) found in most mass-produced styling aids.
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Acrylates C 10-30 Alkyl Acrylates Cross polymer - This emulsifier helps thicken and stabilize product formulations. Batyl Alcohol - A humectant derived from glycerin that helps draw moisture to the skin.
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* Hydroxyethyl Celiulose: A naturally derived polymer which helps modify viscosity and form gels with water-soluble ingredients. Helps protect the skin and impact a certain feel.
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Some "shield" the hair shaft with polymers ( polymers are strings of "like" molecules- a chain). Some detanglers are instant, some take 1-5 minutes to work. Recommendations: ...
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They are polymeric forms of ethylene oxide. They can be either synthetic or derived from animal or vegetable sources. Pepsin (A): enzyme usually derived from the stomach of grown calves or sometimes pigs.
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Glycolic Acid molecules are polymers- that is, linked strands which are similar to skin structure and thus able to better interact with skin for better and faster results. 2) Gy colic Acid molecules is smaller than any other Alpha Hydroxy acids, ...
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They both contain soluble polymers, but in different formulations. Blow Drying: Heat is potentionally damaging to the hair because it results in the loss of natural oils and moisture, thereby making hair more prone to damage. Blow Drying Tips: a.
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Advanced Moisture Complex - powerful water-binding mix of polymers and humectants. It promotes exceptional absorption and retention of water, and it helps prevent water loss by forming a barrier film on the skin.
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PEG ( Polyethylene Glycol or Polyoxyethylene Glycol) - Polymeric forms of ethylene oxide. An organic configuration that is reacted with various other molecules to produce a wide range of cosmetic materials.
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Look for a shampoo that has wheat protiens and polymers as ingredients. They coat the hair shaft, making it appear thicker. Learn to use spray volumizers. They light enough to deposit a light mist of shine in droplets on the hair without wilting it.
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Ethyl Ester PVM/MA Co polymer : Humidity resistant, non - tacky polymer. Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetic Acid : See EDTA. Ethylparaben : A microbial preservative.
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Polysaccharides of high molecular weight that are scattered in water. They are incomparable to manufactured polymers like the PVP/PVA co polymers. Some gums are used as hair setting products.
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Brassica Campestris/Aleurites Fordi Oil Co polymer = Blend of two plant oils, rapeseed (canola) and tung nut, with excellent film-forming and moisturizing properties.
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3) Keep nails coated -- use anything from one clear coat to gel or polymer. A coating prevents nails from getting scratched and acts to protect them from the elements.
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Phospholipid Liposomes, Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Ceteareth-5, Cetyl Octanoate, Squalane (vegetable), Green Tea Extract, Glycerin (vegetable), Dimethicone, Cetearyl Alcohol, Safflower Oil, Glyceryl Stearate, Polypre polymer-2, ...
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The product line features Regenium XY, an advanced polymer that actually thickens and texturizes hair for more efficient scalp coverage, delivering up to 50% thicker looking hair and better styling control.
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distilled water, succinic acid sulfate, peg-50 shea butter, lauryl polyglucose, glycol distearate, cocamidopropyl betaine, peg-oleic fatty acid glycerides, glycolic acid polymer (10%), jasmine alcohol, sodium chloride, cranberry extracts, ...
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 See also: Natural, Acid, Protein, Body, Extract
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