792 Additives: Cosmetics
792 Additives: Cosmetics
CERAPHYL 50:
CTFA Name: Myristyl Lactate
CAS Number: 1323-03-1
Physical Form: Water-white to pale-yellow liquid or soft
solid (depending on temperature)
Specifications:
Acid Value (25C): 2.0 maximum
Saponification Number: 166-1 81
Specific Gravity (25C): 0.892-0.904
Applications:
CERAPHYL 50 is particularly recommended for use in all
types of alcoholic preparations, such as shaving lotions and
body rubs, because of the soft, silky, water-resistant film it
leaves on the skin. It imparts lubricity, sheen, and an enhanced
creamy texture to lipsticks. In hair products, it adds manage-
ability and feel to the hair. Required HLB = 12. Not stable at
high pH.
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CERAPHYL 55:
CTFA Name: Tridecyl Neopentanoate
CAS Number: 106436-39-9
Physical Form: Clear, light yellow liquid
Odor: Characteristically mild
Molecular Formula: C18H3602
Molecular Weight: 284
Specifications:
Acid Value: 2.0 Max.
Saponification Number: 190 Min.
Specific Gravity (25C): 0.850-0.860
Refractive Index: 1.4345-1.4365
Applications:
CERAPHYL 55 is a non-comedogenic branched ester with a
Required HLB of 8. It enhances the application properties
of creams & lotions by imparting non-oily, non-occlusive
lubricity and elegant skin feel. In pigmented products,
CERAPHYL 55 improves gloss and spreading characteristics.
Van Dyk 795
CERAPHYL 65:
U.S. Patent #4,012,098
Chemical Name: Mink-Amidopropyl Dimethyl
2-Hydroxyethyl Ammonium Chloride
CTFA Name: Quaternium-26
CAS Number: 68953-64-0
Specifications:
Acid Value: 20.0 maximum
Alkali Number: 25.0 maximum
Solids: 53-65%
Ionic Chloride: 4.0-5.0%
Applications:
Hair products: Provides anti-tangle, anti-static, and
conditionng properties. Use in shampoos at 2-3%, conditioners
at 2-3%, setting lotions at 0.50-0.75%, and hair dressings
at 0.5-1.0%.
Emulsions: CERAPHYL 65 is a substantive, water-soluble
emollient. When neutralized (ie. with lactic acid) it is also
an efficient cationic emulsifier.
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CERAPHYL 8 5 :
U.S. Patent 4,342,706
CTFA Name: Stearamidopropyl Dimethyl Cetearyl Ammonium
Tosylate and Propylene Glycol
CAS Number: 87616-36-2 and 83554-37-4
Physical Form: Cream colored waxy solid
Specifications:
Acid Value: 12 Maximum
Saponification Number: 20 Maximum
Alkali Number: 5 Maximum
Melting Point: 44-48C
Applications:
CERAPHYL 85 is a unique quaternary conditioning agent which
has application in hair care as well as skin care products.
It is quite lipophilic while being noticeably substantive to
skin and hair protein. Unlike many quats, it has very low eye
irritation potential.
Product CERAPHYL 85 Benefit
Hair Conditioner Improved wet comb and manageability
Liquid Soap Substantivity; Emollient skin feel
Cationic Emulsions Emulsifier; Substantive emollient
Make-up Products Emolliency, smooth rub-in, afterfeel
VanDyk 797
CERAPHYL 3 7 5 :
CTFA Name: Isostearyl Neopentanoate
CAS Number: 58958-60-4
Physical Form: Clear, pale yellow liquid
Specifications:
Acid Value: 2.0 Maximum
Saponification Number: 144-1 61 (6 hours)
Specific Gravity (25C): 0.858-0.870
Refractive Index (25C): 1.4467-1.4497
Color (Gardner): 2 Maximum
Applications:
Binder for pressed powder makeups. Pigment dispersing agent,
especially in eye makeup products. Improves spreading and play-
time in highly pigmented products. Also for general emolliency
where a completely bland, completely synthetic material is
desired.
CERAPHYL 424:
CTFA Name: Myristyl Myristate
CAS Number: 3234-85-3
Physical Form: White to slightly yellow waxy solid, with a
bland characteristic odor
Specifications:
Acid Value: 3.0 maximum
Saponification Number: 120-130
Melting Point: 36-39C
Applications:
CERAPHYL 424 is particularly useful in creams and lotions,
and also many makeup items, because it melts at body temper-
ature. At low percentages in O/W lotions, it improves formula
viscosity and "richness".
CERAPHYL 424 has a Required HLB of 8-10.
Van Dyk 799
CERAPHYL 847:
CTFA Name: Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate
CAS Number: 90052-75-8
Description: Light-to-straw colored liquid; characteristically
mild odor. (A small amount of white solid may
form occasionally, in which case the product
should be heated slightly before use and stirred
to ensure homogeneity.)
Specifications:
Acid Number: 10.0 maximum
Saponification Number: 1 1 5-1 35
Specific Gravity (25C): 0.860-0.880
Refractive Index (25C): 1.447-1.467
Applications:
CERAPHYL 847 is an excellent pigment dispersant and binder.
It imparts a smooth creamy application and no taste to lipsticks,
and its low odor of toxicity makes it suitable for eye products
and other makeup formulas. In emulsions, CERAPHYL 847 imparts
long-lasting lubricity and a rich, cushioned feel to the skin.
CERAPHYL 847 has a Required HLB of 6.
CERAPHYL GA:
Chemical Name: Carboxylated Vegetable Tri-Glyceride
CTFA Name: Maleated Soybean Oil
CAS Registry Number: 68648-66-8
Physical Form: Amber yellow oily, slightly viscous liquid
with a mild characteristic odor.
Tentative Specifications:
Acid Number/T.H.F./@ 25C: 62-72
Acid Number/MEOH/@ 25C: 60-70
Saponification Index @ 25C: 1.4750-1.4850
Moisture, %: t0.1%
Iodine Value: 87-1 07
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CERAPHYL ICA:
CTFA Name: Isocetyl Alcohol
CAS Number: 3 6 3 1 1 - 3 4 - 9
Physical Form: Clear, colorless, low-odor liquid
Molecular Weight: 2 4 2
Specifications:
Acid Number: 5.0 Max.
Saponification Number: 1 0 . 0 Max.
Hydroxyl Number: 1 9 5 - 2 3 0
Iodine Value: 1 0 . 0 Max.
Specific Gravity ( 2 5 C ) : 0 . 8 3 0 - 0 . 8 4 0
Applications:
CERAPHYL ICA is a non-comedogenic branched fatty alcohol
which imparts a non-greasy, non-occlusive emolliency to emul-
sions. It is ideally suited for "oil-free" cosmetic formula-
tions, and high-pH applications. Required HLB 1 2 - 1 4 . CERAPHYL
ICA is an effective pigment dispersant and binder. It couples
mineral oil and castor oil, resulting in more uniform and
stable stick products. It has low cloud and freezing points,
and is an excellent carrier and extender for flavor and
fragrance oils. It promotes hydroalcoholic solubility, making
it a candidate for clear gel formulas.
Van Dyk 801
CERASYNT D:
Chemical Name: Stearamide MEA Stearate
CTFA Name: Stearamide MEA Stearate
Physical Form: Cream Flakes
Specifications:
Acid Number: 1 0 - 20
Saponification Number: 9 7 - 1 0 7
Iodine Number: 0.5 Maximum
Melting Point C: 7 6- 82
Applications:
Thickener and opacifier for liquid cream shampoos, partic-
ularly concentrates. Auxiliary emulsifier for hydrocarbon
propellent gas in aqueous aerosol systems such as shave creams
CERASYNT GMS:
Chemical Name: Glyceryl Monostearate
CTFA Name: Glyceryl Stearate
Physical Form: White to Cream Flakes
Specifications:
Acid Value: 3.0 Maximum
Saponification Number: 162-1 7 5
Iodine Number: 2.0 Maximum
Melting Point C: 5 6 - 5 9
Applications:
A Nonionic secondary O/W emulsifier for creams and lotions.
It also effectively increases the viscosity of emulsions.
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CERASYNT LP:
CTFA Name: Glycol Stearate (and) Sodium Laureth Sulfate
(and) Hexylene Glycol
Physical Form: White Opaque Pourable Liquid
Tentative Specification:
pH (as is): 6 . 5 k 0 . 5
Viscosity: ( 5 , 0 0 0 cps
Percent Water: 60.0% - 70.0%
Application:
CERASYNT LP is used to opacify and pearlize shampoo and
other surfactant-based products. The use of CERASYNT LP allows
the formulator to produce EGMS- and EGDS-type pearls without
heating, which can help make the manufacture of pearlized
surfactant based products more cost efficient. A suggested use
level of 3-10% is recommended, but the formulator can vary
these levels to fit their specific goals. This convenient product
is pourable, readily dispersible in water at room temperature,
and exhibits excellent stability as a raw material and in
finished products.
CERASYNT M:
Chemical Name: Ethylene Glycol Monostearate Pure
CTFA Name: Glycol Stearate
Physical Form: White to cream wax (flakes)
Specifications:
Acid Number: 5 Maximum
Saponification Number: 1 8 5 - 1 9 5
Melting Range: 5 6 - 6 0
Applications:
Emulsifier for O/W type solid creams and lotions with high
opacity. Thickening agent for liquid and solid cream shampoos.
Van Dyk 803
CERASYNT PA:
CTFA Name: Propylene Glycol Stearate
Chemical Name: Propylene Glycol Monostearate
CAS Number: 1323-39-3
Physical Form: Flakes, white to cream-colored
Odor: Bland, typical
Specifications:
Acid Value: 5.0 maximum
Saponification Number: 181 -1 9 1
Iodine Number: 0.5 maximum
Melting Point: 35-38C
Applications:
Emulsifier for lotions and soft creams.
Particularly useful in liquid and cream makeup products.
HLB = 3.
CERASYNT Q:
Chemical Name: Glyceryl Monostearate
Self-Emulsifying (Anionic)
CTFA Name: Glyceryl Stearate SE
Physical Form: White to Cream Flakes
Specifications:
Acid Number: 10 Maximum
Saponification Number: 1 5 0 - 1 6 0
Melting Point IIC: 5 7 - 5 9
Iodine Number: 1.0 Maximum
Applications:
Auxiliary emulsifier for soap O/W emulsions.
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CERASYNT WM:
Chemical Name: Glyceryl Monostearate, SE (Anionic)
CTFA Name: Glyceryl Stearate (and) Stearyl Alcohol (and)
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
Physical Form: White to cream flakes
Specifications:
Acid Number: 5.0 Maximum
Saponification Number: 1 4 0 - 1 5 0
Iodine Number: 0.5 Maximum
Melting Point C: 5 5 -
57
% Ash: 1 . 6 - 1 . 9
Applications:
Emulsifier for O/W type creams, lotions and ointments. Used
in preparations containing high concentrations of electrolytes
such as antiperspirants.
CERASYNT 303:
Chemical Name: Dialkyl Amino Ethyl Stearate
CTFA Name: Diethylaminoethyl stearate
Physical Form: Straw to amber-colored liquid to semi solid
Odor: Amine
Specifications:
Acid Number: 30-40
Saponification Number: 1 5 0 - 1 60
Specific Gravity ( @ 25C): 0.860-0.880
pH (3% solution @ 2 5 C ) : 9 . 5 - 1 0 . 5
Alkaline Number: 1 2 7 - 1 3 7
Applications:
When neutralized with certain acids (Phosphoric for one) to
pH 3-4, CERASYNT 303 becomes an oil in water emulsifier. This
enables the preparation of acid pH emulsions without the use
of nonionic emulsifiers, thus simplifying preservation require-
ments. When used with neutral glyceryl monostearate, the water
dispersible CERASYNT 303-Phosphoric Acid salt forms a self-
emulsifying system.
Van Dyk 805
CERASYNT 945:
Chemical Name: Glyceryl Monostearate, SE (Non-Ionic)
CTFA Name: Glyceryl Stearate (and) Laureth-23
Physical Form: White to cream flakes
Specifications:
Acid Number: 5.0 Maximum
Saponification Number: 142-1 52
Iodine Number: 0.5 Maximum
Melting Point C: 53-55
Applications:
Nonionic acid stabilized emulsifier for cosmetic and
pharmaceutical creams and lotions. Particularly applicable
for anti-perspirant lotions, depilitory creams, hair straight-
eners, and emulsions containing a wide variety of medicaments.
Forms opaque gels with mineral oil. Excellent emulsifier base
for cleansing creams.
EMULSYNT GDL:
Chemical Name: Glyceryl Dilaurate
CTFA Name: Glyceryl Dilaurate
Physical Form: White to off-white soft solid
Specifications:
Acid Number: 5.0 Maximum
Saponification Number: 219-229
Applications:
EMULSYNT GDL is a water dispersible lipid which melts
slightly below body temperature and has a distinct emulsifying
characteristic as well as emollient feel which makes it a unique
ingredient for creams and lotions.
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ESCALOL 507:
Chemical Name: 2-Ethylhexyl p-Dimethylaminobenzoate
CTFA Name: Octyl Dimethyl PABA
CAS Number: 21245-02-3
Physical Form: Pale yelloh mobile liquid
Odor: Very mild, characteristic
Molecular Formula: C17H2502N
Molecular Weight: 277
Specifications:
Acid Value: 1.0 maximum
Saponification Number: 195-215
Specific Gravity (25C): 0.990-1.000
Refractive Index (25C): 1.5390-1.5430
Applications:
Non-staining Categeory I UV-B sunscreen.
Approved use level: 1.8-8.0% in the U.S.
Required HLB: 10-12
ESCALOL 557:
Chemical Name: 2-Ethylhexyl p-Methoxycinnamate
CTFA Name: Octyl Methoxycinnamate
Molecular Formula: C18H2603
Molecular Weight: 290.4
CAS Number: 5466-77-3
Physical Form: Pale yellow liquid with slight, character-
istically mild, odor.
Specifications:
Acid Number: 1.0 Max.
Saponification Number: 189 Min.
Refractive Index (25C): 1.542-1.548
Specific Gravity (25C): 1 .005-1 .013
Purity (GLC): 98% Min.
Applications:
Non-staining Category I UV-B sunscreen with worldwide accept-
ance and broad compatibility with most cosmetic ingredients.
Required HLB = 6-8
Van Dyk 807
ESCALOL 587:
Chemical Name: 2-Ethylhexyl Salicylate
CTFA Name: Octyl Salicylate
CAS Number: 118-60-5
Physical Form: Colorless to pale yellow liquid
Odor: Typical, bland
Molecular Formula: C15H2203
Molecular Weight: 250.34
Tentative Specifications:
Acid Value: 2 max.
Saponification Number: 200-230
Specific Gravity (25C): 1 .013-I .022
Refractive Index: 1.495-1.505
Applications:
Category I UV B sunscreen
Approved use level: 3-5% in the U.S.
FOAMOLE A:
Chemical Name: Linoleic Alkanolamide (1 :1 )
CTFA Name: Linoleamide DEA
Physical Form: Amber Liquid
Specifications:
Acid Number: 5.0 Maximum
% Amine as DEA: 7.0 Maximum
Alkali Number: 21 -35
Specific Gravity @ 25C: 0.972-0.982
Applications:
Excellent conditioning agent for hair dressings and shampoos.
Also acts as a thickening agent and foam stabilizer.
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FOAMOLE M:
Chemical Name: Coconut Monoethanolamide
CTFA Name: Cocamide MEA
Physical Form: Cream colored flakes
Specifications:
Acid Number: 2.0 Maximum
Alkali Number: 12.0 Maximum
Melting Point C: 7 0 - 7 4
Applications:
Foam builder, stabilizer and thickener for shampoos,
bubble baths, and other detergents. Emulsifier for creams
and lotions, particularly useful in cream hair dyes.
Van Dyk 809
BI-LITE 20:
Bismuth Oxychloride Deposited on Mica
A translucent pearlescent pigment providing high luster,
moderate density, and good skin adhesion.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 40%
Density: 3.8 gm/ml
Appearance: White pearlescent, free flowing powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 2-5 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: Average 1 5 - 2 5 microns
9 0 % less than 4 4 microns
Lead: 20 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 1 0 0 colonies/gram Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Applications:
BI-LITE 20 can be used in pressed powders, creams and
lipsticks or wherever a satiny, translucent pearlescent effect is
desired. Alone or in combination with other pearlescent pigments,
BI-LITE 20 offers excellent economy and performance. The depos-
ition provides a non-separating, moderate density pearlescent
pigment. Crystal strength is heightened by the laminated struct-
ure to permit rigorous processing without the loss of luster.
Formulation Considerations:
BI-LITE 20 is recommended in pressed powders at concentrations
up to 2 5 % . For higher concentrations, BI-LITE ULTRAPRESS, or
PEARL-GLO pearls are recommended for ease of compressibility.
Regulatory Information: U.S. Patent No. 3 , 5 9 7 , 2 5 0
FDA CRMCS No. ROO10979
810 Cosmetics Additives
CHROMA-LITE Yellow:
Colored pigment bonded to Bismuth Oxychloride Deposited on
Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 3 0 - 3 8 %
Appearance: Intensely colored pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 3 - 6 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: 90% less than 44 microns
Density: 3.5 gm/ml
Lead: 2 0 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Regulatory Information: U . S . Patent Nos. 3 , 5 9 7 , 2 5 0 and 3 , 6 4 7 , 4 9 2
FDA CRMCS No. ROO1 0 9 8 0
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CHROMA-LITE Gold:
Colored pigment bonded to Bismuth Oxychloride Deposited on
Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 30%
Assay Fe203: 25%
Appearance: Intensely colored pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 3-6 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: 90% less than 44 microns
Density: 3.5 gm/ml
Lead: 20 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiogical: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Regulatory Information: U.S. Patent Nos. 3,597,250 and 3,647,492
FDA CRMCS No. ROO10980
VanDyk 817
CHROMA-LITE Red:
Colored pigment bonded to Bismuth Oxychloride Deposited on
Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 3 0 %
Assay Fe203: 2 5 %
Appearance: Intensely colored pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 3-6 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: 9 0 % less than 4 4 microns
Density: 3.5 gm/ml
Lead: 2 0 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximurn
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 1 0 0 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Regulatory Information: U . S . Patent Nos. 3 , 5 9 7 , 2 5 0 and 3 , 6 4 7 , 4 9 2
FDA CRMCS No. R O O 1 0 9 8 0
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CHROMA-LITE Aqua:
Colored pigment bonded to Bismuth Oxychloride Deposited on
Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 3 0 %
Assay Chromium Hydroxide Green: 2 5 %
Appearance: Intensely colored pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 3-6 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: 9 0 % less than 4 4 microns
Density: 3.5 gm/ml
Lead: 2 0 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Regulatory Information: U.S. Patent Nos. 3,597,250 and 3 , 6 4 7 , 4 9 2
FDA CRMCS No. ROO10980
VanDyk 819
CHROMA-LITE Purple:
Colored pigment bonded to Bismuth Oxychloride Deposited on
Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 30%
Assay Ultramarine Blue: 25%
Appearance: Intensely colored pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 3-6 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: 90% less than 44 microns
Density: 3.5 gm/ml
Lead: 20 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Regulatory Information: U.S. Patent Nos. 3,597,250 and 3,647,492
FDA CRMCS No. ROO10980
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PEARL-GLO SF:
Bismuth Oxychloride
A pearlescent pigment with excellent flowability and dispers-
ability providing exceptional covering power, skin adhesion,
compressibility with an extremely fine particle size.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 98% Minimum
Density: 7.7 gm/ml
Appearance: White pearlescent, free flowing powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 10 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: Average 3-8 microns
99.5% less than 4 4 microns
100% less than 7 4 microns
Lead: 20 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Van Dyk 831
PEARL-GLO SF UVR:
Bismuth Oxychloride
A lustrous pigment with excellent covering power, skin ad-
hesion and dispersibility with an extremely fine particle size.
PEARL-GLO SF UVR is similar to the other ultraviolet stable
bismuth oxychloride by resisting graying without addition of
UV light absorbers.
Typical Analysis:
Assay BiOC1: 98% Minimum
Density: 7.7 gm/ml
Appearance: White, pearlescent, free flowing powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 7-10 gm/cu inch
Particle Size: Average 3-15 microns
90% less than 44 microns
100% less than 105 microns
Lead: 20 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Applications:
For make-up products in transparent packaging, PEARL-GLO
SF UVR offers the superior satiny pearlescence, opacity, and
compressibility of bismuth oxychloride with in a light-
resistant form and an extremely fine particle size. In all
types of packaging, PEARL-GLO SF UVR provides the formulator
with extra insurance against light-induced darkening of bismuth
oxychloride pearls in pressed powders, anhydrous cremes, and
stick products.
Regulatory Information:
U.S. Patent No. 3,917,671
FDA CRMCS No. ROO11891
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SPECTRA-PEARL GNW:
Colored inorganic pigments bonded to titanium dioxide
deposited on Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay Mica: 50%
Titanium Dioxide: 14%
Chromium Oxide: 35%
Density: 2.0-4.0 g m / m l
Appearance: Intensely colored, green pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 4-6 gm/cu in.
Particle Size: 90% less than 7 4 microns
Lead: 20 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
Van Dyk 833
SPECTRA-PEARL PLW:
Colored inorganic pigments bonded to titanium dioxide
deposited on Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay Mica: 5 0 %
Titanium Dioxide: 1 4 %
Ultramarine Blue: 3 5 %
Density: 2.0-4.0 gm/ml
Appearance: Intensely colored, purple pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 4 - 6 gm/cu in.
Particle Size: 90% less than 7 4 microns
Lead: 2 0 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 pprn Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 100 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
SPECTRA-PEARL BNW:
Colored inorganic pigments bonded to titanium dioxide
deposited on Mica.
Typical Analysis:
Assay Mica: 50%
Titanium Dioxide: 1 4 %
Iron Oxide: 3 5 %
Density: 2.0-4.0 gm/ml
Appearance: Intensely colored, brown pearlescent powder
Bulk Density (Scott): 4 - 6 gm/cu in.
Particle Size: 90% less than 7 4 microns
Lead: 2 0 ppm Maximum
Arsenic: 3 ppm Maximum
Mercury: 1 ppm Maximum
Microbiological: Total Count: 1 0 0 colonies/gram, Maximum
Pathogens: Negative
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CPR 110:
Potential Use: Potential to increase the respiration of
cells and stimulate healthy regenerative
functions, especially under conditions of
stress to the skin.
Source: Bovine Liver
Isolated from liver of government inspected cattle
Description: A low molecular weight, light yellow to beige,
hygroscopic powder
Solubility: Soluble in water
Typical Analysis:
Loss on Drying: NMT 5.0%
Activity: Oxygen consumption NLT 100% increase compared
to liver homogenate control
Microbial:
Total Aerobic Plate Count: NMT 1OO/g
Tested for the Presence of: E. coli--Not detected
P. aeruginosa--Not detected
Salmonella--Not detected
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Fibronectin--Bovine:
Potential Use: Normal component of young, healthy skin.
Needed to anchor basal cells for proper
function and growth.
Source: Bovine Plasma
Isolated from plasma of government inspected cattle
Description: A clear, essentially colourless solution con-
taining buffer salts, urea and Fibronectin.
Fibronectin Concentration: NLT 2.0 mg of Fibronectin/ml in
phosphate buffered saline (pH 7.2) containing
2M urea. Concentrations based on an E 1%/280 =
12.8
% of Total Protein as Fibronectin: NLT 90% based on FPLC
(Gel filtration)
Purity: A single doublet band of approx. 220,000 Dalton
molecular mass is evident using SDS-PAGE
Extract NLE:
Neutral glycosphingolipids: 2 0 + 5 %
Ethanolamine phospholipids: 1 5 + 5 %
Serine phospholipids: 1 2 . 5 + 2 . 5 %
Choline phospholipids: 1 0 + 5 %
Sphingomyelin: 7 . 5 + 2 . 5 %
Cholesterol: 5 + 2 %
Sulphatides: 5 * 2 %
Phosphatide NLP:
Neutral glycosphingolipids: 2 0 + 5 %
Ethanolamine phospholipids: 2 0 + 5 %
Serine phospholipids: 7 + 3 %
Choline phospholipids: 2 0 + 5 %
Sphingomyelin: 5 + 2 %
Cholesterol: 2 + 1 %
Sulphatides: 2 + 1 %
Inositolphospholipids: 1 0 + 3 %
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Surfactant:
EMPHOS ~27-as:
CTFA Adopted Name: Sodium Hydrogenated Vegetable Glycerides
Phosphate
EMPHOS D70-30C:
CTFA Adopted Name: Sodium Glyceryl Oleate Phosphate
Water-in-oil emulsifiers; moisture barriers; dispersants;
antistats and conditioners; gelling agents.
EMPHOS CS-1361
CTFA Adopted Name: Sodium Nonoxynol-6 Phosphate
Antistat and emulsifier for microemulsions.
WITCAMIDE 61:
CTFA Adopted Name: Oleamide MIPA
Viscosity modifier; hair conditioner.
WITCAMIDE 70:
CTFA Adopted Name: Stearamide MEA
WITCAMIDE MAS:
CTFA Adopted Name: Stearamide MEA Stearate
Gellants; opacifiers; viscosity modifiers in cream shampoos,
stick-type antiperspirants and specialty makeup products.
WITCAMIDE 51 1 C:
CTFA Adopted Name: Oleamide DEA
Water-in-oil emulsifier for creams and lotions; coupling
agent for oil-based systems.
WITCAMIDE 82:
CTFA Adopted Name: Cocamide DEA
WITCAMIDE 51 30:
CTFA Adopted Name: Cocamide DEA
WITCAMIDE 51 33:
CTFA Adopted Name: Cocamide DEA
WITCAMIDE 51 95:
CTFA Adopted Name: Lauramide DEA
WITCAMIDE MEAC:
CTFA Adopted Name: Cocamide MEA
Foam stabilizers; viscosity modifiers; conditioners in
shampoos and bath products.
WITCOLATE AE-3:
CTFA Adopted Name: Ammonium Pareth-25-3 Sulfate
WITCOLATE SE-5:
CTFA Adopted Name: Sodium Laureth Sulfate
Primary foaming agents and detergents for shampoos, bath gels
and shower gels.
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Surfactant:
WITCONOL H-31A:
CTFA Adopted Name: PEG-8 Oleate
WITCONOL H-35A:
CTFA Adopted Name: PEG-8 Stearate
Oil-in-water emulsifiers and spreading agents for creams,
lotions and bath oils.
WITCONOL L32-45:
CTFA Adopted Name: PEG-150 Distearate
Thickener; emulsion stabilizer.
WITCONOL MST:
CTFA Adopted Name: Glyceryl Stearate
Emulsifier; lubricant; stabilizer
WITCONOL RHT:
CTFA Adopted Name: Glyceryl Stearate SE
Emulsifier; stabilizer.
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SULFETAL KT 400:
Basic material for the formulation of hair shampoos
Chemical composition: Triethanolamine salt of a fatty
alcohol sulfate
CTFA adopted name: TEA-Lauryl Sulfate
CAS-NO.: 139-96-8
Aspect: clear, colourless to straw-coloured liquid
Ionic character: anionic
Typical data:
Active ingredient: 40%
Unsulfated matter: max. 2%
Colour value: max. 5
pH (10%): 7.0-7.5
Density (20C): 1.05 g/cm3
Cloud point: approx. +5C
Application:
SULFETAL KT 400 can be combined with anionic and non-ionic
surfactants and is primarily used in hair shampoos.
It is resistant to water hardness and has good foaming
properties even at low temperatures.