A high humectant high internal phase emulsion
A moisturizing agent and emulsion technology, which can be used in skin care preparations, cosmetics, cosmetic preparations, etc., can solve the problems of inability to achieve sensory advantages and the difficulty of forming stable HIPE.
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[0075] A high humectant high internal phase emulsion according to the present invention is prepared by mixing the following ingredients:
[0076] Table I
[0077] Element wt% water margin glycerin 40-60 DC5225C 3 KSG340 2 KSG210 3 DC9045 5 DC245 9-12 DMF-A6 cs 1.5 CL2080 5 Aristoflex AVC 0-2
[0078] Add ingredients to mixing container. Combine water, thickener, and moisturizer in one container, and all other ingredients in another. The resulting mixtures were combined and mixed to form a homogeneous emulsion. Mixing was carried out at 25°C and atmospheric pressure.
[0079] The resulting compositions were evaluated for tack and pull or normal force. Viscosity and pull-up force were evaluated with an Ares Rheometer from TA Instruments. The temperature was maintained at 25°C. Pull-up force (Newtons) was determined with an initial gap set at 0.5 mm and a parallel geometry of 2.5 cm applied. All re...
Embodiment 2
[0084] Professional panelists applied high humectant HIPE similar to those prepared in Example 1 (approximately 2.5 mg composition / cm 2 skin). All panelists concluded that the HIPE prepared according to the invention was easy to apply, non-sticky and gave excellent wetting properties. The panelists also concluded that the HIPE of the present invention performed well (ie, produced skin moisturization) and was less tacky than a commercial formulation in which approximately 40 wt% glycerin was formulated.
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