Stable cosmetic composition
A technology of composition, emollient, applied in the field of emollient composition for skin, capable of solving problems such as pH value not mentioned
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[0070] The pH stability of a composition containing two emulsions, one with a pH of 4 and the second with a pH of 7, was investigated.
[0071] The negative reference (composition outside the scope of the invention) consisted of two oil-in-water emulsions A1 and B1. Each emulsion contained 80% aqueous phase and 20% oily phase. Negative reference compositions containing A1 and B1 in a 1:1 ratio (recipe details in Table 1) were placed side by side in a single compartment bottle.
[0072] The test samples (within the scope of the invention) consisted of a water-in-oil emulsion (formulation C1) and an oil-in-water emulsion (formulation D1). Formulation C1 contained 70% by weight of an aqueous solution and 30% of an oily phase. Formulation D1 contained 80% aqueous phase and 20% oily phase. The test samples consisted of C1 and D1 in a 1:1 ratio (details of formulation are in Table 1) placed side by side in a single compartment bottle. When it was to be applied to the skin, emuls...
example 2
[0081] The pH stability of a composition containing two emulsions (one with a pH of 4 and the second with a pH of 6) was investigated.
[0082] The negative reference (composition outside the scope of the invention) consisted of two oil-in-water emulsions A1 and B2. Each emulsion contained 80% aqueous phase and 20% oily phase. Negative reference compositions containing A2 and B2 in a 1:1 ratio (recipe details in Table 3) were placed side by side in a single compartment vial.
[0083] The test samples (within the scope of the invention) consisted of two emulsions: a water-in-oil emulsion (formulation C2) and an oil-in-water emulsion (formulation D2). Formulation C2 contained 70% by weight of an aqueous phase and 30% of an oily phase. Formulation D2 contained 80% aqueous phase and 20% oily phase. The test samples contained C2 and D2 in a 1:1 ratio (recipe details in Table 3) side by side in a single compartment bottle. To be applied to the skin, lotions C2 and D2 were mixed ...
example 3
[0089] The pH stability of a composition containing two emulsions (one with a pH of 4 and the second with a pH of 10) was investigated.
[0090] The negative reference (composition outside the scope of the invention) consisted of two oil-in-water emulsions A3 and B3. Each emulsion contained 80% aqueous phase and 20% oily phase. Negative reference compositions containing A3 and B3 in a 1:1 ratio (recipe details in Table 5) were placed side by side in single compartment vials.
[0091] The test samples (within the scope of the invention) consisted of two emulsions: a water-in-oil emulsion (formulation C3) and an oil-in-water emulsion (formulation D3). Formulation C3 contained 70% by weight of an aqueous phase and 30% of an oily phase. Formulation D3 contained 80% aqueous phase and 20% oily phase. The test samples contained C3 and D3 in a 1:1 ratio (recipe details in Table 5), which were placed side by side in a single compartment bottle. Just before application to the skin, ...
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