Gel-based sugar scrub
A technology of gel and gel matrix, which is applied in the field of treating wounds, treating or preventing skin symptoms, and can solve problems such as unpleasant tactile characteristics, insufficient moisturizing ability, thickness, etc.
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[0079] (Gel-based sugar scrub)
[0080] Table 1 provides non-limiting examples of gel-based sugar scrubs of the present invention. It was found that the use of surface-treated silica (silylated silica) and polyethylene glycol produced a gel matrix, which compared to what was originally expected to allow a large amount of sugar to be present in the matrix. Without wishing to be bound by theory, it is believed that the silylated silica helps to keep the sugar suspended throughout the gel matrix. The dispersion remained stable under the conditions of the stability test (no coalescence or "clumping" of sugar). The remaining ingredients provide tactile and rheological properties to the gelled dispersion. It is worth noting that the stable dispersion is substantially oil-free (e.g., less than 5 wt% oil, preferably 2 wt% or less oil, oil such as jojoba ester).
[0081] Table 1*
[0082] phase ingredient Weight content (g) A PEG-826.25 A Silylated silica**1.8 B Glycerin (99.5%)26.25...
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