Surfactants in Cosmetics, Second Edition,Martin Rieger, Linda D. Rhein CRC Press, 14 mar 1997 - 658 páginas "Second Edition provides a thorough, up-to-date treatment of the fundamental behavior of surface active agents in solutions, their interaction with biological structures from proteins and membranes to the stratum corneum and epidermis, and their performance in formulations such as shampoos, dentifrice, aerosols, and skin cleansers." |
Índice
Surfactant Chemistry and Classification | 1 |
SurfactantPolymer Interactions in Solution | 48 |
Wetting Spreading and Capillary Flow | 64 |
LowEnergy Emulsification 87 | 67 |
Foams | 71 |
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3 | 84 |
Amphoterics | 92 |
48 | 281 |
Surfactants for Skin Cleansers | 285 |
In Search of Mildness | 307 |
Topical Antibacterial Wash Products | 331 |
Hair Cleansers | 357 |
The Role of Surfactants in Aerosols | 377 |
Surfactants in Dental Products | 385 |
Biochemical and Biophysical Effects of Surfactants | 397 |
52 | 93 |
29 | 102 |
Surfactant Analysis in Cosmetic Preparations | 103 |
Principles of Emulsion Formation | 105 |
Emulsifier SelectionHLB | 127 |
Biochemical | 133 |
Multiple Emulsions in Cosmetics | 139 |
Multiphase Emulsions | 155 |
Stability of Emulsions | 183 |
CAPICOConcept and Application | 207 |
Solubilization in Cosmetic Systems | 225 |
Selection of Solubilizers | 237 |
Surfactants in Shampoos | 251 |
Liposomes and Niosomes | 263 |
Surfactants in Cosmetic Suspensions | 401 |
Surfactant Mildness | 427 |
Index to Surfactant Structures and CTFA Nomenclature | 431 |
Surfactant Effects on Skin Barrier | 473 |
Bioengineering Techniques for Investigating the Effects of Surfactants | 489 |
Skin Penetration Enhancement by Surfactants | 501 |
Human In Vivo Methods for Assessing the Irritation Potential | 519 |
The Challenge of Using the Inarticulate Consumer as an R D Partner | 533 |
Toxicology of Surfactants Used in Cosmetics | 557 |
Chemical Instability of Surfactants | 573 |
Solubilization of Fragrances by Surfactants | 605 |
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Términos y frases comunes
active ingredients addition adsorbed adsorption agents alkyl alkyl sulfates amine amphiphilic amphoterics anionic antibacterial antimicrobial application bacteria bars bilayers cationic cetostearyl alcohol chain length Chem chemical cleaning cleansers cohesive Colloid components compounds consumer containing cosmetic creams decrease Dermatol detergent determine dispersed droplets effect emulsifiers emulsion esters ether ethoxylated ethylene oxide fatty acids fatty alcohols foam formation formulation fragrance hair head group HLB number hydrocarbon hydrophilic hydrophilic gel phase hydrophobic increase interactions interface ionic isethionate keratin lamellar lauryl layer lipid lipophilic liposomes liquid crystal materials mechanism membrane method micellar micelles microemulsion mildness mixture molecular multiple emulsion nonionic surfactants o/w emulsion oily polar polymers polyoxyethylene properties proteins quantitate ratio result salts shampoos skin soap sodium solubilization stability stearate stratum corneum structure studies sulfonates surface tension surfactant molecules technique temperature triclocarban triclosan viscosity washing water phase water solubility wt/wt