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CLEANSING AND CARE NEEDS FOR
FACE,EYELIDS,LIPS,HANDS,FEET,NAIL,SCALP,
NECK,BODYAND UNDERARMS AND FORMULATION
REQUIREMENTS FOR ETHNIC NEEDS
PRESENTED BY
NIVEDITHA G
2ND SEM MPHARM(PHARMACEUTICS)
NARGUND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
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Cleansing and Care needs for Face
• The Cleansing and Care of face are, removal of facial make-
up, surface, oil, dead cells and crusts. Although water is good
and cheap cleansing agent but it is ineffective on its own
against oils. Soaps can emulsify oils and therefore, soap and
water can effectively remove oils.
•But disadvantage of this combination are: It may remove too
much oil from skin surface leaving it rough and dry
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A cleaning cream should have the following
properties
• It should be stable and should have a good appearance.
• It should soften on application to the skin.
• It should spread easily without dragging.
• During application it should not have oily or greasy feel.
• After evaporation of water , the cream residue should not become
viscous.
• Its physical action should be that of flushing on the skin and pore
opening rather than absorption.
• A thin emollient film should remain on the skin after its use.
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Cleansing products which helps to
maintain the cleanliness of face are
•Face wash
•Cleansers
• Fairness creams
•Face moisturizers
•Face masks
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Face wash:
• These are the products which helps to clean the dirts, oiliness and darken dead
cells from the face.
•They provide best complexation for skin and also nourishes the skin
Face cleansers:
•A cleanser is facial care product that is used to remove makeup, dead skin cells,
oil, dirt, and other type of pollutants from the skin of the face
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•This helps to unclog pores and prevent skin condition such as acne .
•A cleanser can be used as part of a skin care regimen together with a
toner and moisturizer Eg : Charcoal cleanser
Face moisturizer:
•It is a cosmetic preparation used to prevent dryness in the skin.
•They provide moisture to skin by clogging the pores by removing the dirt
from them, hence repairs the pores
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Face masks:
•Refines skin pores
•Increases hydration
•Diminishes fine lines
•Gives even skin tone
•Firmer skin is obtained
Fairness cream:
• Also known as whiteners, skin brighteners or skin lighteners cream
• They work by reducing the pigment called melanin in the skin and lighten
darkened skin.
• Helps visibly lighten the hyper pigmentation in the skin, nourishes skin to
Bright.
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Care needs for face
• Start each morning by cleansing your skin.
• Apply toner after washing your face in the morning
• Moisturize after toning
• Apply sunscreen every morning
• Wash and moisturize your face again before bed
• Use a serum before bed to address spot
• Exfoliate once or twice a week and Dedicate a special time for face care
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cleansing and care needs for eye lids, lips, hands, feet, nails,
scalp, neck, body and under arms. Formulation
requirements for ethnic needs.
• CARE PREPARATIONS FOR EYELID
1.EYE SHADOW
➢ Eye shadows are used to give a background of colour to the eye.
➢ they are marketed in various shades
➢ conventional shades are blue, green, and brown.
➢ They are evening wear
➢ They may be either in solid form or liquid paste form.
➢ Solid form eyeshadow may be powder compact type, oil-based stick type or
penciltype.
➢ liquid base form of eye shadows may be oil base paste or emulsion type; o/w or w/o
emulsion type.
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Formulation of Eye shadows
• They are formulated in the form of cream, liquid, powder or stick. Cream may be
liquefying cream or an emulsion.
CREAM EYE SHADOW
• liquifying cream or an emulsion.
• Beeswax (bleached) 4%
• Spermaceti 9%
• Lanolin absorption base 15%
• Paraffin 72% To these bases, inorganic pigments are added to produce desired
shades. (Titanium dioxide, micas, and oxides).
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MASCARA
• Mascara is a cosmetic commonly used to enhance the eyelashes. It may
darken, thicken, lengthen, and/or define the eyelashes.
• Normally in one of three forms—liquid, cake, or cream—the modern mascara
product has various formulas; however, most contain the same basic
components of pigments, oils, waxes, and preservatives
DIFFERENT TYPES OF MASCARA
1)Water soluble Mascaras get easily smudged/ flaked & are not long wearing.
They can be easily removed with any basic makeup remover.
2) Water proof Mascaras don’t get smudged & are long staying. They are the
best for summers & Monsoons. They are hard to remove with ordinary
removers and needs special oil- based makeup removers. These are highly
processed formulas which stay intact on eyes for long hours
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CLASSIFICATION OF MASCARA BASED ON THEIR STATE
1) Powder Mascara:
• Powder Mascara is very different from wet and dry mascara. You add
a few drops of water into it and use it with a wand.
• The mascara sets to give a false eyelash kind of a finish.
2) Cream Mascara:
• Creamy Mascara provides volume to thin and sparse eyelashes and
adds depth to the eyes. But this can smudge easily so you will need a
special kind of applicator for it.
3) Liquid Mascara: These mascaras are easily found and the most
common of all and are mostly used by women who have slightly curled
lashes. It enhances and sharpens the lashes. These are available in both
water resistant and water-soluble variants
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• DIFFERENT FORMULAS OF MASCARAS
1. Lengthening Mascara: it adds length to the existing lashes. Brushes
of most lengthening mascaras have denser bristles, which allow the
mascara to get onto the lashes especially on the tips.
2. Thickening/Volumizing Mascaras: it helps you achieve fuller and
thicker eyelashes as it contains a thicker formula of waxes and silicone
polymers.
3. Curling Mascara: it helps to enhance the natural curl of the lashes.
The mascara consistency is a little thicker than other types of mascaras,
which further helps to hold the curl.
4. Lash Defining Mascaras: Lash Defining Mascara is an all-in-one
product that offers volume and thickness. These are usually available as
waterproof. Owing to its consistency and texture, it spreads evenly and
each eyelash looks separate, fine and beautifully curled to give volume
and thickness, thus offering a perfect appearance
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5.Non–Clumping Mascara:
• these are the latest addition in the market and contain glycerine and silk
extracts, which give the lashes a neat finish.
• 6. Water Soluble/Regular and Water Proof/ Water Resistant:
• Water soluble Mascaras get easily smudged/ flaked & are not long wearing.
They can be easily removed with any basic makeup remover.
Formula
• ➢ mineral oil
• ➢ Lanolin
• ➢ Beeswax
• ➢ stearic acid
• ➢ gum tragacanth
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Preparation of Mascara by Anhydrous method
• The ingredients are carefully measured and weighed.
• They are then put into a mixing tank or kettle to make a small batch of
10 to 30 gallons (38 to 114 liters) of mascara.
• Heat is applied to melt the waxes, and the mixture is stirred using a
propeller blade.
• The stirring continues until the mixture reaches a semi-solid state
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3. EYE LINER
➢ Eye liner is a cosmetic used to define the eyes.
➢ It is applied around the contours of the Eye.
TYPES
1.Liquid Eyeliner In liquid form. Applied with help of brush
2. Gel Eyeliner gel eyeliner comes in a pot and is applied with a small
brush. Gel can also be used to create bold lines and cat like eyes
3. Eyeliner Pencil (Kohl) Comes as a pencil and applied directly to the
eyelids to create a variety of aesthetic effects.
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Formula
• PHASE A: Glycerine, Magnesium Aluminium Silicate, Propylene Glycol, Water
(and) Carbon Black Dispersion.
• PHASE B: Stearic Acid, Glyceryl Stearate, Oleyl alcohol.
• PHASE C: Titanium Dioxide, Mica.
• PHASE D: Acrylates Copolymer, Dimethicone, Methylparaben.
Procedure:
• ✓ Weigh phase A and phase B separately and heat up to 75°C.
• ✓ Add phase B to phase A while stirring.
• ✓ Add phase C to phase AB stir until homogenous.
• ✓ Cool down to RT and add phase D step by step while stirring.
• ✓ Stir until homogenous.
• ✓ Fill into an appropriate container.
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LIPS CARE PRODUCTS
• ✓ Do not touch or lick your lip.
• ✓ Follow healthy diet.
• ✓ Stay hydrated by drinking lot of water.
• ✓ Keeps your lips hydrated overnight.
• ✓ Massage your lips
• ✓ Scrub your lip.
• ✓ Always carry a lip balm.
• ✓ Use lipstick when stepping out.
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PIGMENTS USED IN LIP COSMETICS
1.INORGANIC:
• Ultramarine Violet
• Ultramarine blue
• Mica
• Iron Oxide Red
2.ORGANIC:
▪ Brilliant Lake Red
▪ Deep Maroon
3.OIL SOLUBLE:
▪ Uranine
▪ Alizarine Purple
▪ Quinizarine Green
4.WATER SOLUBLE:
▪ Acid Orange 7
▪ Eosine
▪ Uranine
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1. LIP BALMS
• ➢ Lip balm is a wax-like substance you apply to moisturize and pain caused
by chapped or dry lips.
• ➢ Due to thin skin, lips are vulnerable and usually display signs of dryness
before other areas of the skin.
• ➢ Lip balm helps protect lips from dry air, wind, and cold temperatures.
• ➢ Lip balms come in a variety of different flavours and pleasant scents.
• ➢ Different to other parts of our skin, lips don’t have sebaceous or sweat
glands, and are covered only with a tiny skin.
• ➢ Due to bad and variable weather conditions (wind, coldness, dry air, sun,
UV radiation…), our lips very easily loose their moisture and softness.
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Advantages
▪ Skin heals faster.
• ▪ avoid the embarrassment of chapped lips.
• ▪ Contains SPF protection too.
Disadvantages
• ➢ lip rash (if brand contains allergens)
• ➢ Some brands contain dangerous ingredient. Such as petroleum,
paraffine, dyes and phenol.
• ➢ there is a risk of possible infection. Continuous use of a product may
lead to contamination.
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• Lip balm with:
• ➢ Bee’s wax
• ➢ Vitamins A and E
• ➢ UVA and UVB filters
• ➢ Avocado oil
• ➢ Coconut oil
• ➢ Special ingredient(s) for each product.
• ▪ Appropriate for care and protection of the lips from cold, wind and sun.
• ▪ Protect lips from the drainage.
• ▪ Moisturize and soften the lips.
• ▪ Appropriate for consumers of all ages.
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• 2. Lip gloss
• ❖ Lip gloss is a product used primarily to give lips a glossy luster, and
sometimes to add a subtle colour.
• ❖ It is distributed as a liquid or a soft solid (not to be confused with
lip balm, which generally has medical or soothing purposes) or
lipstick, which generally is a solid, cream like substance that gives
more pigmented colour.
CONTENTS: - Like lipstick, lip gloss is a mixture of waxes, oils, and
pigments. However, lip gloss contains less pigments, and those used
are often pale in colour or diluted
Furthermore, the free- flowing nature of the product requires less wax.
The principal components are lanolin, which feels good on the lips due
to its moisturizing qualities and imparts gloss, and polybutene.
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TYPES
• Basic lip gloss: adds basic shine to lips without colour.
• Coloured lip gloss: adds a combination of colour and shine.
• Glittery lip gloss: can be with or without colour, but has a
glitter base.
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3. LIP LINER: -
❖ Lip liner, also known as a lip pencil, is a cosmetic product.
❖ It is intended to fill in uneven areas on the outer edges of the lips before
applying lipstick to give a smoother shape.
❖ It is also used to outline the lips, keeping lipstick inside the lip area and
preventing it from "bleeding", creating a bigger contrast and making the lips
stand out more.
❖ Alternatively, lip liner can be used to fill in the entire lip before the
application of lipstick, and in some cases is worn as a lipstick on its own.
❖ The product is usually sold in a pencil form which can be sharpened.
❖ Lip liner is usually available in the same range of colours as lipsticks: e.g.,
reds, pinks, browns, plums, etc.
❖ Lip liner also comes in invisible, for giving the illusion of smooth lips without
adding or affecting.
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• Ingredient for lip liner
Ingredients for lip liner Like lipstick, composed of waxes, oils, and pigment.
Compared to lipstick, lip liners are firmer in consistency and more deeply
pigmented, making them suitable for drawing on to the lip with precision. For
these reasons, lip liners have less oil but more wax and pigment than most
lipsticks. A popular wax used in the making of lip liners is Japan wax.
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4.LIPSTICK
❖ Cosmetic products containing oils, waxes, pigments, and emollient that apply
colour, texture and protection to lips.
❖ This preparation enhances the appearance of lip and are non-tacky.
❖ They are made from hydrophobic material.
❖ When the solid formulates to the lip surface friction melts its briefly and
allow for transfer.
❖ The materials cools and reforms creating a film that sticks to surface due to
hydrophobic interactions
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• Composition of lipstick
1. Wax mixture: they are Gloss and hardness of lipsticks are hardly dependant on
characteristics and quantity of waxes used. Wax mixture include White beeswax,
Candella wax, Carnauba wax, Ozokerite wax, ceresin wax, Cetyl alcohol and cetostearyl
alcohol.
2. Oil mixture: Which are required to blend properly with waxes to provide a suitable
film on lips. Ideal mixture contain; Castor oil, Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol and its esters
Fatty acids, alkyl amides, Paraffin oil, Isopropyl myristate, isopropyl palmitate and butyl
stearate.
3.Bromo mixture: when products having high staining properties are required, bromo
acids are dissolved in polyols.
4.Colours: Two types of colouring materials are used in lipsticks.
They are
. staining dyes
.pigments Main colouring materials in lipsticks are insoluble dyes and lake colours.
5.Preservatives: Egs; propyl Para hydroxy benzoate. it should not be used over 0.1%
because it may cause burning sensation, which may trigger off allergic reaction
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CARE FOR HANDS
➢ Wash with a moisturizing hand soap.
➢ Clean under your nails with a nail brush.
➢ Keep your nails trim and well-shaped.
➢ Exfoliate your hands weekly.
➢ Treat your hands with a mask weekly.
➢ Apply a retinol treatment to dark spots.
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• 1.Hand Moisturizer
• ❖ Keeping your hands moisturized can turn back the clock and there are
even combined products that also keep nails healthy.
• ❖ Moisturizing hands is especially important in winter time when harsh
weather can leave skin dry and even cracked.
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2.Hand Sanitizer
✓ A hand sanitizer or hand antiseptic is a non-water-based hand hygiene
agent.
✓ Most are based on isopropyl alcohol or ethanol formulated together with a
thickening agent such as Carbomer into a gel, or a humectant such as glycerine
into a liquid, or foam for ease of use and to decrease the drying effect of the
alcohol.
✓ Hand sanitizers containing a minimum of 60 to 95% alcohol are efficient
germ killers.
✓ Alcohol rub sanitizers kill bacteria, multi-drug resistant bacteria (MRSA and
VRE), tuberculosis, and some viruses (including HIV, herpes, RSV, rhinovirus,
influenza, and hepatitis) and fungi.
✓ Hand sanitizers are most effective against bacteria and less effective against
some viruses. Alcohol based hand sanitizers are almost entirely ineffective
against viruses, the most common cause of contagious gastroenteritis.
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FEET CARE
1.Washing
2.Keeping Them Dry
 3.Moisturising
 4.Removing Jagged Skin
 5.Wearing Socks
6.Wearing Comfortable Shoes
 7.Apply Anti-Fungal Foot Creams
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CARE PREPARATION FOR NAIL
NAIL BLEACHERS AND STAIN REMOVERS
• ▪ They are used to whiten the nails and to remove discolorations.
• ▪ These preparations were popular before introduction of nail lacquers.
Formulation Nail bleachers are generally oxidizing agent like hydrogen
peroxide, sodium perborates.
• ✓ Zinc peroxide 7%
• ✓ Talc 23%
• ✓ Titanium dioxide 20%
• ✓ Petroleum jelly 25%
• ✓ Mineral oil 25%
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1. NAIL LACQURES
• Nail lacquers or nail enamers are the one of the groups of nail cosmetics. A nail
lacquers should have the following properties: -
• • It should be harmless to skin and nail
• • It should convenient and easy to apply
• • It should stable on storage
• • It should form satisfactory film on nail formulation
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Formula
▪ methylated spirit 10%
▪ Ethyl acetate 20%
▪ Butyl acetate 15%
▪ Toluene 55%
CARE FOR SCALP
1.Protect your scalp from the sun.
2.Shampoo Regularly.
3.Limit Chemical Treatment.
4.Massage.
5.Preserve Moisture.
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• CARE PREPARATION FOR SCALP
• 1)Shampoos
• 2)Hair Oils
Care for neck
▪ We shouldn’t neglect our necks, as they show signs of aging even more
quickly than our faces do and between wrinkling, sagging and sun damage
(not to mention the ever present fear of “tech neck “), we’ve been thinking
a lot more about how to care for this essential part of the body
NECK CARE COSMETICS
1.Moisturising cream
2.Cleansing cream
3.Face wash
4.Fairness cream
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• CARE FOR UNDER ARM
Hair Removal Shaving:
• Shaving the right way will eliminate stubble while preventing ingrown hairs
and any possible inflammation. Remember that hair under there can
sometimes grow in various directions, which means you may have to shave
in more than just one downward motion. Gently exfoliate the area prior to
shaving and use a conditioning shave cream for smooth results. (Exfoliation
also helps fight off underarm odour, but more on that later!) For a close and
comfortable shave, be sure to use a fresh blade
• Waxing:
While waxing isn’t the most fun, it’s highly effective and can leave you hairless
for weeks instead of days or seek the help of a professional aesthetician or
wax expert to ditch the daily stubble
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• Cleaning of under arms Cleaning of the under arms mainly includes the removal
of hairs form the under arms because the hairs causes the producing the
perspiration and other infections.
➢ Removing of Underarms Hair
1. Using an Epilator
One of the easiest and most convenient options for getting rid of unwanted
underarm hair is using an epilator.
• Take a warm water bath to soften the skin. This makes hair removal less painful
and easier.
• Raise and stretch your arm and keeping the epilator at 45 degrees, start
removing the hair by keeping the epilator settings on the lowest mode.
• Move the epilator in all directions of the hair growth to remove hair. • Apply the
gel to smooth the skin.
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• 2. Waxing Underarm Hair Underarm hair wax is one of the most
widely used options of removing underarm hair.
• • Wash the underarm area with warm water and mild soap to soften
the skin.
• Wipe and apply powder.
• Heat wax in the microwave or wax heater.
• Raise the arm and stretch the skin.
• Using the wooden spatula spread the wax in the direction of hair
growth.
• Keep the wax strip and press it firmly on the wax.
• Remove the strip against the direction of the hair with one quick
motion.
• Repeat until all hair is removed.
• Clean the underarm with water to remove the traces of wax and
moisturise the skin
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3. Using a Razor
• While in the shower, use a body wash to lather around your underarm area.
• Shave the underarm area in the direction of the hair growth by raising your arm.
If you do not have very sensitive skin, you can shave in the opposite direction of
the hair growth for a close shave.
• Rinse with water, pat dry and apply moisturiser to soothe the skin.
4 Using Depilatory Creams
There are many hair removal creams that are available in the market that can help
in removing unwanted underarm hair. However, a patch test is recommended for
sensitive skin.
• Using a mild soap or body wash clean your underarm area and pat dry
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• Apply the cream and leave for the stipulated time.
• Clear off the cream using the depilatory spatula.
• Wash the area with cold water and pat dry.
• Apply lotion to moisturise the skin.
5. Using Tweezers
• Get into the shower and take a bath with warm water. This helps in aiding hair
removal by softening the skin.
• Rub the underarms with a towel to exfoliate the region.
• By lifting and stretching your arm upwards, start tweezing the hair in the
direction of the hair growth.
• Apply aftershave lotion as you finish
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• Natural Remedies for Underarms Hair Removal
1. Honey and Lemon
This combo works effectively in getting rid of underarm hair. The moisturising
properties of honey and the lightening properties of lemon also benefit the
underarm skin too. This may work as a great permanent armpit hair removal
home remedy if used on a regular basis.
• Take both the ingredients in a bowl and mix well.
• Wash the underarm skin with a mild soap and water. Pat dry.
• Using your fingertips, take the mixture and apply liberally on your underarm
region and leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes.
• Take the towel, soak in warm water and use the warm towel to wipe off the
mixture from the skin.
• You can do this 2-3 times a week.
• You can leave the mixture overnight and wash it in the morning.
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• 2. Turmeric Paste
• • Take turmeric powder; add rosewater in it to make a paste of a smooth
consistency. Add more rosewater if required.
• • Take a warm water bath or wash your armpits with warm water and soap. Pat
dry.
• • Using the tips of your fingers apply the turmeric paste on your armpits and let
it sit on the skin for half an hour.
• • Soak the wash cloth in warm water, squeeze extra water. Wipe the underarm
area with the cloth. You can wash your underarms if you wish.
• • You can use this remedy every day or on alternate days
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3. Turmeric and Papaya
• Take grated raw papaya in a bowl, add turmeric powder it and mix
well.
• Apply the mixture on your armpit skin and massage the mixture on
the skin using small circular motions.
• Leave the mixture on the skin for 15 to 20 minutes.
• Soak the towel in warm water; ring the towel to expel extra water.
• Use the towel to scrape off the mixture from the skin.
• Do this every day for the best results or you can do it on alternate
days too.
• Make sure to use raw papaya and not a ripe one because raw papaya
helps in breaking down the hair follicles, thus preventing the hair from
growing back.
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4. Cornstarch and Egg White
• • Break the egg in a bowl, separate the yolk from the white and discard.
• • Add corn-starch and mix well to make a smooth paste.
• • Add sugar and mix until it dissolves completely.
• • Wash the armpit skin with warm water and pat dry.
• • Apply the egg mixture in the direction of the hair growth.
• • Once the mixture dries up, peel it off in the opposite direction of the
hair growth.
• • Follow this procedure once or twice a week for reducing hair growth.
• • Do not add egg yolk as it may affect the efficacy of the remedy.
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• Tips after hair removal from the underarms
• 1. After you have waxed or shaved your underarms, apply a post-wax or
shave cream or mist
• 2. Once waxed or shaved, avoid applying any deodorant or perfume on
that particular day as your skin is sensitive and prone to rashes
• 3. For the next two days, clean, exfoliate and moisturize without fail
Caring of under arms
• 1. Take a bath regularly. Insufficient bathing and poor hygiene lead to an
unpleasant body odor, which is secreted from hidden body parts—those
that don’t get much sunlight—such as your genitals, scalp, areas between
your toes, and underarms. Practice good hygiene for your armpit care by
bathing regularly using anti-bacterial soaps, and make sure you don’t
neglect those “hidden” body parts.
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• 2. Using antiperspirants.
• Sweating is a natural process that controls the body’s internal temperature, but
excessive perspiration contributes to BO, and not to mention, a low self-esteem.
There are many ways to handle sweat, such as using antiperspirants, underarm
care products, and moisture-wicking fabrics when dressing for the gym. But
when perspiration level is out of control, care for underarms should already
mean consulting a doctor.
• 3. Pampering your armpits.
• Avoid dark armpits by giving your underarms a weekly pampering treatment the
same way you get a facial and spa service regularly. It’s one of the remedies for
dark underarms. Exfoliate your underarms at least once a week with a natural
scrub or body brush while taking a shower. However, don’t overdo it as scraping
or scratching your armpit skin is one of the dark underarms causes.
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• 4. Choosing a deodorant that works.
Make your deodorant a part of your dark underarm’s treatment or dark
underarms remedy because using the wrong product is a common dark
armpits cause. Choose a deodorant that suits your underarm skin
condition, lifestyle, and perspiration level as a dark armpit remedy at
home. If you want flawless underarms, we recommend Dove Ultimate
Repair Deodorant. Made with ¼ moisturizing cream and face serum
ingredients, it fights stubborn dark underarm spots to give you even-
toned, more beautiful underarms
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DEODRANT
• ▪ A deodorant is a substance applied to the body to prevent body odour caused
by the bacterial breakdown of perspiration in armpits, feet and other areas of
the body. A subgroup of deodorants, antiperspirants, affect odour as well as
prevent sweating by affecting sweat glands. Antiperspirants are typically applied
to the underarms, while deodorants may also be used on feet and other areas in
the form of body sprays.
• ▪ Deodorants are often alcohol-based. Alcohol initially stimulates sweating, but
may also temporarily kill bacteria. Other active ingredients in deodorants include
sodium stearate, sodium chloride and stearyl alcohol.
• ▪ Deodorants can be formulated with other, more persistent antimicrobials such
as triclosan that slow bacterial growth or with metal chelant compounds such as
EDTA. Deodorants may contain perfume fragrances or natural essential oils
intended to mask the odour of perspiration. In the past, deodorants included
chemicals such as zinc oxide, acids, ammonium chloride, sodium bicarbonate
and formaldehyde, but some of these ingredients were messy, irritating to the
skin or even carcinogenic
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• FORMULA FOR DEODRANT: -
➢ Water
➢ Alcohol
➢ Dimethicone
➢ Propylene glycol
➢ PEG
➢ Fragrance (flower oil)
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Formulation requirement for ethnic needs
➢ While formulating the cosmeceutical products for hair and skin, ethnicity of
both of these are competitive.
➢ Due to the reasons such as
▪ Genetics
▪ Weather
▪ Environment
▪ Diets
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CLEANSING AND CARE NEEDS FOR FACE,EYELIDS,LIPS,HANDS,FEET,NAIL,SCALP, NECK,BODY AND UNDERARMS AND FORMULATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ETHNIC NEEDS

  • 1. CLEANSING AND CARE NEEDS FOR FACE,EYELIDS,LIPS,HANDS,FEET,NAIL,SCALP, NECK,BODYAND UNDERARMS AND FORMULATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ETHNIC NEEDS PRESENTED BY NIVEDITHA G 2ND SEM MPHARM(PHARMACEUTICS) NARGUND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 1
  • 2. Cleansing and Care needs for Face • The Cleansing and Care of face are, removal of facial make- up, surface, oil, dead cells and crusts. Although water is good and cheap cleansing agent but it is ineffective on its own against oils. Soaps can emulsify oils and therefore, soap and water can effectively remove oils. •But disadvantage of this combination are: It may remove too much oil from skin surface leaving it rough and dry 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 2
  • 3. A cleaning cream should have the following properties • It should be stable and should have a good appearance. • It should soften on application to the skin. • It should spread easily without dragging. • During application it should not have oily or greasy feel. • After evaporation of water , the cream residue should not become viscous. • Its physical action should be that of flushing on the skin and pore opening rather than absorption. • A thin emollient film should remain on the skin after its use. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 3
  • 4. Cleansing products which helps to maintain the cleanliness of face are •Face wash •Cleansers • Fairness creams •Face moisturizers •Face masks 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 4
  • 5. Face wash: • These are the products which helps to clean the dirts, oiliness and darken dead cells from the face. •They provide best complexation for skin and also nourishes the skin Face cleansers: •A cleanser is facial care product that is used to remove makeup, dead skin cells, oil, dirt, and other type of pollutants from the skin of the face 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 5
  • 6. •This helps to unclog pores and prevent skin condition such as acne . •A cleanser can be used as part of a skin care regimen together with a toner and moisturizer Eg : Charcoal cleanser Face moisturizer: •It is a cosmetic preparation used to prevent dryness in the skin. •They provide moisture to skin by clogging the pores by removing the dirt from them, hence repairs the pores 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 6
  • 7. Face masks: •Refines skin pores •Increases hydration •Diminishes fine lines •Gives even skin tone •Firmer skin is obtained Fairness cream: • Also known as whiteners, skin brighteners or skin lighteners cream • They work by reducing the pigment called melanin in the skin and lighten darkened skin. • Helps visibly lighten the hyper pigmentation in the skin, nourishes skin to Bright. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 7
  • 8. Care needs for face • Start each morning by cleansing your skin. • Apply toner after washing your face in the morning • Moisturize after toning • Apply sunscreen every morning • Wash and moisturize your face again before bed • Use a serum before bed to address spot • Exfoliate once or twice a week and Dedicate a special time for face care 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 8
  • 9. cleansing and care needs for eye lids, lips, hands, feet, nails, scalp, neck, body and under arms. Formulation requirements for ethnic needs. • CARE PREPARATIONS FOR EYELID 1.EYE SHADOW ➢ Eye shadows are used to give a background of colour to the eye. ➢ they are marketed in various shades ➢ conventional shades are blue, green, and brown. ➢ They are evening wear ➢ They may be either in solid form or liquid paste form. ➢ Solid form eyeshadow may be powder compact type, oil-based stick type or penciltype. ➢ liquid base form of eye shadows may be oil base paste or emulsion type; o/w or w/o emulsion type. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 9
  • 10. Formulation of Eye shadows • They are formulated in the form of cream, liquid, powder or stick. Cream may be liquefying cream or an emulsion. CREAM EYE SHADOW • liquifying cream or an emulsion. • Beeswax (bleached) 4% • Spermaceti 9% • Lanolin absorption base 15% • Paraffin 72% To these bases, inorganic pigments are added to produce desired shades. (Titanium dioxide, micas, and oxides). 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 10
  • 11. MASCARA • Mascara is a cosmetic commonly used to enhance the eyelashes. It may darken, thicken, lengthen, and/or define the eyelashes. • Normally in one of three forms—liquid, cake, or cream—the modern mascara product has various formulas; however, most contain the same basic components of pigments, oils, waxes, and preservatives DIFFERENT TYPES OF MASCARA 1)Water soluble Mascaras get easily smudged/ flaked & are not long wearing. They can be easily removed with any basic makeup remover. 2) Water proof Mascaras don’t get smudged & are long staying. They are the best for summers & Monsoons. They are hard to remove with ordinary removers and needs special oil- based makeup removers. These are highly processed formulas which stay intact on eyes for long hours 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 11
  • 12. CLASSIFICATION OF MASCARA BASED ON THEIR STATE 1) Powder Mascara: • Powder Mascara is very different from wet and dry mascara. You add a few drops of water into it and use it with a wand. • The mascara sets to give a false eyelash kind of a finish. 2) Cream Mascara: • Creamy Mascara provides volume to thin and sparse eyelashes and adds depth to the eyes. But this can smudge easily so you will need a special kind of applicator for it. 3) Liquid Mascara: These mascaras are easily found and the most common of all and are mostly used by women who have slightly curled lashes. It enhances and sharpens the lashes. These are available in both water resistant and water-soluble variants 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 12
  • 13. • DIFFERENT FORMULAS OF MASCARAS 1. Lengthening Mascara: it adds length to the existing lashes. Brushes of most lengthening mascaras have denser bristles, which allow the mascara to get onto the lashes especially on the tips. 2. Thickening/Volumizing Mascaras: it helps you achieve fuller and thicker eyelashes as it contains a thicker formula of waxes and silicone polymers. 3. Curling Mascara: it helps to enhance the natural curl of the lashes. The mascara consistency is a little thicker than other types of mascaras, which further helps to hold the curl. 4. Lash Defining Mascaras: Lash Defining Mascara is an all-in-one product that offers volume and thickness. These are usually available as waterproof. Owing to its consistency and texture, it spreads evenly and each eyelash looks separate, fine and beautifully curled to give volume and thickness, thus offering a perfect appearance 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 13
  • 14. 5.Non–Clumping Mascara: • these are the latest addition in the market and contain glycerine and silk extracts, which give the lashes a neat finish. • 6. Water Soluble/Regular and Water Proof/ Water Resistant: • Water soluble Mascaras get easily smudged/ flaked & are not long wearing. They can be easily removed with any basic makeup remover. Formula • ➢ mineral oil • ➢ Lanolin • ➢ Beeswax • ➢ stearic acid • ➢ gum tragacanth 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 14
  • 15. Preparation of Mascara by Anhydrous method • The ingredients are carefully measured and weighed. • They are then put into a mixing tank or kettle to make a small batch of 10 to 30 gallons (38 to 114 liters) of mascara. • Heat is applied to melt the waxes, and the mixture is stirred using a propeller blade. • The stirring continues until the mixture reaches a semi-solid state 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 15
  • 16. 3. EYE LINER ➢ Eye liner is a cosmetic used to define the eyes. ➢ It is applied around the contours of the Eye. TYPES 1.Liquid Eyeliner In liquid form. Applied with help of brush 2. Gel Eyeliner gel eyeliner comes in a pot and is applied with a small brush. Gel can also be used to create bold lines and cat like eyes 3. Eyeliner Pencil (Kohl) Comes as a pencil and applied directly to the eyelids to create a variety of aesthetic effects. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 16
  • 17. Formula • PHASE A: Glycerine, Magnesium Aluminium Silicate, Propylene Glycol, Water (and) Carbon Black Dispersion. • PHASE B: Stearic Acid, Glyceryl Stearate, Oleyl alcohol. • PHASE C: Titanium Dioxide, Mica. • PHASE D: Acrylates Copolymer, Dimethicone, Methylparaben. Procedure: • ✓ Weigh phase A and phase B separately and heat up to 75°C. • ✓ Add phase B to phase A while stirring. • ✓ Add phase C to phase AB stir until homogenous. • ✓ Cool down to RT and add phase D step by step while stirring. • ✓ Stir until homogenous. • ✓ Fill into an appropriate container. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 17
  • 18. LIPS CARE PRODUCTS • ✓ Do not touch or lick your lip. • ✓ Follow healthy diet. • ✓ Stay hydrated by drinking lot of water. • ✓ Keeps your lips hydrated overnight. • ✓ Massage your lips • ✓ Scrub your lip. • ✓ Always carry a lip balm. • ✓ Use lipstick when stepping out. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 18
  • 19. PIGMENTS USED IN LIP COSMETICS 1.INORGANIC: • Ultramarine Violet • Ultramarine blue • Mica • Iron Oxide Red 2.ORGANIC: ▪ Brilliant Lake Red ▪ Deep Maroon 3.OIL SOLUBLE: ▪ Uranine ▪ Alizarine Purple ▪ Quinizarine Green 4.WATER SOLUBLE: ▪ Acid Orange 7 ▪ Eosine ▪ Uranine 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 19
  • 20. 1. LIP BALMS • ➢ Lip balm is a wax-like substance you apply to moisturize and pain caused by chapped or dry lips. • ➢ Due to thin skin, lips are vulnerable and usually display signs of dryness before other areas of the skin. • ➢ Lip balm helps protect lips from dry air, wind, and cold temperatures. • ➢ Lip balms come in a variety of different flavours and pleasant scents. • ➢ Different to other parts of our skin, lips don’t have sebaceous or sweat glands, and are covered only with a tiny skin. • ➢ Due to bad and variable weather conditions (wind, coldness, dry air, sun, UV radiation…), our lips very easily loose their moisture and softness. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 20
  • 21. Advantages ▪ Skin heals faster. • ▪ avoid the embarrassment of chapped lips. • ▪ Contains SPF protection too. Disadvantages • ➢ lip rash (if brand contains allergens) • ➢ Some brands contain dangerous ingredient. Such as petroleum, paraffine, dyes and phenol. • ➢ there is a risk of possible infection. Continuous use of a product may lead to contamination. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 21
  • 22. • Lip balm with: • ➢ Bee’s wax • ➢ Vitamins A and E • ➢ UVA and UVB filters • ➢ Avocado oil • ➢ Coconut oil • ➢ Special ingredient(s) for each product. • ▪ Appropriate for care and protection of the lips from cold, wind and sun. • ▪ Protect lips from the drainage. • ▪ Moisturize and soften the lips. • ▪ Appropriate for consumers of all ages. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 22
  • 23. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 23
  • 24. • 2. Lip gloss • ❖ Lip gloss is a product used primarily to give lips a glossy luster, and sometimes to add a subtle colour. • ❖ It is distributed as a liquid or a soft solid (not to be confused with lip balm, which generally has medical or soothing purposes) or lipstick, which generally is a solid, cream like substance that gives more pigmented colour. CONTENTS: - Like lipstick, lip gloss is a mixture of waxes, oils, and pigments. However, lip gloss contains less pigments, and those used are often pale in colour or diluted Furthermore, the free- flowing nature of the product requires less wax. The principal components are lanolin, which feels good on the lips due to its moisturizing qualities and imparts gloss, and polybutene. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 24
  • 25. TYPES • Basic lip gloss: adds basic shine to lips without colour. • Coloured lip gloss: adds a combination of colour and shine. • Glittery lip gloss: can be with or without colour, but has a glitter base. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 25
  • 26. 3. LIP LINER: - ❖ Lip liner, also known as a lip pencil, is a cosmetic product. ❖ It is intended to fill in uneven areas on the outer edges of the lips before applying lipstick to give a smoother shape. ❖ It is also used to outline the lips, keeping lipstick inside the lip area and preventing it from "bleeding", creating a bigger contrast and making the lips stand out more. ❖ Alternatively, lip liner can be used to fill in the entire lip before the application of lipstick, and in some cases is worn as a lipstick on its own. ❖ The product is usually sold in a pencil form which can be sharpened. ❖ Lip liner is usually available in the same range of colours as lipsticks: e.g., reds, pinks, browns, plums, etc. ❖ Lip liner also comes in invisible, for giving the illusion of smooth lips without adding or affecting. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 26
  • 27. • Ingredient for lip liner Ingredients for lip liner Like lipstick, composed of waxes, oils, and pigment. Compared to lipstick, lip liners are firmer in consistency and more deeply pigmented, making them suitable for drawing on to the lip with precision. For these reasons, lip liners have less oil but more wax and pigment than most lipsticks. A popular wax used in the making of lip liners is Japan wax. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 27
  • 28. 4.LIPSTICK ❖ Cosmetic products containing oils, waxes, pigments, and emollient that apply colour, texture and protection to lips. ❖ This preparation enhances the appearance of lip and are non-tacky. ❖ They are made from hydrophobic material. ❖ When the solid formulates to the lip surface friction melts its briefly and allow for transfer. ❖ The materials cools and reforms creating a film that sticks to surface due to hydrophobic interactions 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 28
  • 29. • Composition of lipstick 1. Wax mixture: they are Gloss and hardness of lipsticks are hardly dependant on characteristics and quantity of waxes used. Wax mixture include White beeswax, Candella wax, Carnauba wax, Ozokerite wax, ceresin wax, Cetyl alcohol and cetostearyl alcohol. 2. Oil mixture: Which are required to blend properly with waxes to provide a suitable film on lips. Ideal mixture contain; Castor oil, Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol and its esters Fatty acids, alkyl amides, Paraffin oil, Isopropyl myristate, isopropyl palmitate and butyl stearate. 3.Bromo mixture: when products having high staining properties are required, bromo acids are dissolved in polyols. 4.Colours: Two types of colouring materials are used in lipsticks. They are . staining dyes .pigments Main colouring materials in lipsticks are insoluble dyes and lake colours. 5.Preservatives: Egs; propyl Para hydroxy benzoate. it should not be used over 0.1% because it may cause burning sensation, which may trigger off allergic reaction 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 29
  • 30. CARE FOR HANDS ➢ Wash with a moisturizing hand soap. ➢ Clean under your nails with a nail brush. ➢ Keep your nails trim and well-shaped. ➢ Exfoliate your hands weekly. ➢ Treat your hands with a mask weekly. ➢ Apply a retinol treatment to dark spots. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 30
  • 31. • 1.Hand Moisturizer • ❖ Keeping your hands moisturized can turn back the clock and there are even combined products that also keep nails healthy. • ❖ Moisturizing hands is especially important in winter time when harsh weather can leave skin dry and even cracked. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 31
  • 32. 2.Hand Sanitizer ✓ A hand sanitizer or hand antiseptic is a non-water-based hand hygiene agent. ✓ Most are based on isopropyl alcohol or ethanol formulated together with a thickening agent such as Carbomer into a gel, or a humectant such as glycerine into a liquid, or foam for ease of use and to decrease the drying effect of the alcohol. ✓ Hand sanitizers containing a minimum of 60 to 95% alcohol are efficient germ killers. ✓ Alcohol rub sanitizers kill bacteria, multi-drug resistant bacteria (MRSA and VRE), tuberculosis, and some viruses (including HIV, herpes, RSV, rhinovirus, influenza, and hepatitis) and fungi. ✓ Hand sanitizers are most effective against bacteria and less effective against some viruses. Alcohol based hand sanitizers are almost entirely ineffective against viruses, the most common cause of contagious gastroenteritis. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 32
  • 33. FEET CARE 1.Washing 2.Keeping Them Dry  3.Moisturising  4.Removing Jagged Skin  5.Wearing Socks 6.Wearing Comfortable Shoes  7.Apply Anti-Fungal Foot Creams 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 33
  • 34. CARE PREPARATION FOR NAIL NAIL BLEACHERS AND STAIN REMOVERS • ▪ They are used to whiten the nails and to remove discolorations. • ▪ These preparations were popular before introduction of nail lacquers. Formulation Nail bleachers are generally oxidizing agent like hydrogen peroxide, sodium perborates. • ✓ Zinc peroxide 7% • ✓ Talc 23% • ✓ Titanium dioxide 20% • ✓ Petroleum jelly 25% • ✓ Mineral oil 25% 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 34
  • 35. 1. NAIL LACQURES • Nail lacquers or nail enamers are the one of the groups of nail cosmetics. A nail lacquers should have the following properties: - • • It should be harmless to skin and nail • • It should convenient and easy to apply • • It should stable on storage • • It should form satisfactory film on nail formulation 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 35
  • 36. Formula ▪ methylated spirit 10% ▪ Ethyl acetate 20% ▪ Butyl acetate 15% ▪ Toluene 55% CARE FOR SCALP 1.Protect your scalp from the sun. 2.Shampoo Regularly. 3.Limit Chemical Treatment. 4.Massage. 5.Preserve Moisture. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 36
  • 37. • CARE PREPARATION FOR SCALP • 1)Shampoos • 2)Hair Oils Care for neck ▪ We shouldn’t neglect our necks, as they show signs of aging even more quickly than our faces do and between wrinkling, sagging and sun damage (not to mention the ever present fear of “tech neck “), we’ve been thinking a lot more about how to care for this essential part of the body NECK CARE COSMETICS 1.Moisturising cream 2.Cleansing cream 3.Face wash 4.Fairness cream 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 37
  • 38. • CARE FOR UNDER ARM Hair Removal Shaving: • Shaving the right way will eliminate stubble while preventing ingrown hairs and any possible inflammation. Remember that hair under there can sometimes grow in various directions, which means you may have to shave in more than just one downward motion. Gently exfoliate the area prior to shaving and use a conditioning shave cream for smooth results. (Exfoliation also helps fight off underarm odour, but more on that later!) For a close and comfortable shave, be sure to use a fresh blade • Waxing: While waxing isn’t the most fun, it’s highly effective and can leave you hairless for weeks instead of days or seek the help of a professional aesthetician or wax expert to ditch the daily stubble 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 38
  • 39. • Cleaning of under arms Cleaning of the under arms mainly includes the removal of hairs form the under arms because the hairs causes the producing the perspiration and other infections. ➢ Removing of Underarms Hair 1. Using an Epilator One of the easiest and most convenient options for getting rid of unwanted underarm hair is using an epilator. • Take a warm water bath to soften the skin. This makes hair removal less painful and easier. • Raise and stretch your arm and keeping the epilator at 45 degrees, start removing the hair by keeping the epilator settings on the lowest mode. • Move the epilator in all directions of the hair growth to remove hair. • Apply the gel to smooth the skin. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 39
  • 40. • 2. Waxing Underarm Hair Underarm hair wax is one of the most widely used options of removing underarm hair. • • Wash the underarm area with warm water and mild soap to soften the skin. • Wipe and apply powder. • Heat wax in the microwave or wax heater. • Raise the arm and stretch the skin. • Using the wooden spatula spread the wax in the direction of hair growth. • Keep the wax strip and press it firmly on the wax. • Remove the strip against the direction of the hair with one quick motion. • Repeat until all hair is removed. • Clean the underarm with water to remove the traces of wax and moisturise the skin 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 40
  • 41. 3. Using a Razor • While in the shower, use a body wash to lather around your underarm area. • Shave the underarm area in the direction of the hair growth by raising your arm. If you do not have very sensitive skin, you can shave in the opposite direction of the hair growth for a close shave. • Rinse with water, pat dry and apply moisturiser to soothe the skin. 4 Using Depilatory Creams There are many hair removal creams that are available in the market that can help in removing unwanted underarm hair. However, a patch test is recommended for sensitive skin. • Using a mild soap or body wash clean your underarm area and pat dry 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 41
  • 42. • Apply the cream and leave for the stipulated time. • Clear off the cream using the depilatory spatula. • Wash the area with cold water and pat dry. • Apply lotion to moisturise the skin. 5. Using Tweezers • Get into the shower and take a bath with warm water. This helps in aiding hair removal by softening the skin. • Rub the underarms with a towel to exfoliate the region. • By lifting and stretching your arm upwards, start tweezing the hair in the direction of the hair growth. • Apply aftershave lotion as you finish 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 42
  • 43. • Natural Remedies for Underarms Hair Removal 1. Honey and Lemon This combo works effectively in getting rid of underarm hair. The moisturising properties of honey and the lightening properties of lemon also benefit the underarm skin too. This may work as a great permanent armpit hair removal home remedy if used on a regular basis. • Take both the ingredients in a bowl and mix well. • Wash the underarm skin with a mild soap and water. Pat dry. • Using your fingertips, take the mixture and apply liberally on your underarm region and leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes. • Take the towel, soak in warm water and use the warm towel to wipe off the mixture from the skin. • You can do this 2-3 times a week. • You can leave the mixture overnight and wash it in the morning. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 43
  • 44. • 2. Turmeric Paste • • Take turmeric powder; add rosewater in it to make a paste of a smooth consistency. Add more rosewater if required. • • Take a warm water bath or wash your armpits with warm water and soap. Pat dry. • • Using the tips of your fingers apply the turmeric paste on your armpits and let it sit on the skin for half an hour. • • Soak the wash cloth in warm water, squeeze extra water. Wipe the underarm area with the cloth. You can wash your underarms if you wish. • • You can use this remedy every day or on alternate days 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 44
  • 45. 3. Turmeric and Papaya • Take grated raw papaya in a bowl, add turmeric powder it and mix well. • Apply the mixture on your armpit skin and massage the mixture on the skin using small circular motions. • Leave the mixture on the skin for 15 to 20 minutes. • Soak the towel in warm water; ring the towel to expel extra water. • Use the towel to scrape off the mixture from the skin. • Do this every day for the best results or you can do it on alternate days too. • Make sure to use raw papaya and not a ripe one because raw papaya helps in breaking down the hair follicles, thus preventing the hair from growing back. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 45
  • 46. 4. Cornstarch and Egg White • • Break the egg in a bowl, separate the yolk from the white and discard. • • Add corn-starch and mix well to make a smooth paste. • • Add sugar and mix until it dissolves completely. • • Wash the armpit skin with warm water and pat dry. • • Apply the egg mixture in the direction of the hair growth. • • Once the mixture dries up, peel it off in the opposite direction of the hair growth. • • Follow this procedure once or twice a week for reducing hair growth. • • Do not add egg yolk as it may affect the efficacy of the remedy. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 46
  • 47. • Tips after hair removal from the underarms • 1. After you have waxed or shaved your underarms, apply a post-wax or shave cream or mist • 2. Once waxed or shaved, avoid applying any deodorant or perfume on that particular day as your skin is sensitive and prone to rashes • 3. For the next two days, clean, exfoliate and moisturize without fail Caring of under arms • 1. Take a bath regularly. Insufficient bathing and poor hygiene lead to an unpleasant body odor, which is secreted from hidden body parts—those that don’t get much sunlight—such as your genitals, scalp, areas between your toes, and underarms. Practice good hygiene for your armpit care by bathing regularly using anti-bacterial soaps, and make sure you don’t neglect those “hidden” body parts. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 47
  • 48. • 2. Using antiperspirants. • Sweating is a natural process that controls the body’s internal temperature, but excessive perspiration contributes to BO, and not to mention, a low self-esteem. There are many ways to handle sweat, such as using antiperspirants, underarm care products, and moisture-wicking fabrics when dressing for the gym. But when perspiration level is out of control, care for underarms should already mean consulting a doctor. • 3. Pampering your armpits. • Avoid dark armpits by giving your underarms a weekly pampering treatment the same way you get a facial and spa service regularly. It’s one of the remedies for dark underarms. Exfoliate your underarms at least once a week with a natural scrub or body brush while taking a shower. However, don’t overdo it as scraping or scratching your armpit skin is one of the dark underarms causes. 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 48
  • 49. • 4. Choosing a deodorant that works. Make your deodorant a part of your dark underarm’s treatment or dark underarms remedy because using the wrong product is a common dark armpits cause. Choose a deodorant that suits your underarm skin condition, lifestyle, and perspiration level as a dark armpit remedy at home. If you want flawless underarms, we recommend Dove Ultimate Repair Deodorant. Made with ¼ moisturizing cream and face serum ingredients, it fights stubborn dark underarm spots to give you even- toned, more beautiful underarms 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 49
  • 50. DEODRANT • ▪ A deodorant is a substance applied to the body to prevent body odour caused by the bacterial breakdown of perspiration in armpits, feet and other areas of the body. A subgroup of deodorants, antiperspirants, affect odour as well as prevent sweating by affecting sweat glands. Antiperspirants are typically applied to the underarms, while deodorants may also be used on feet and other areas in the form of body sprays. • ▪ Deodorants are often alcohol-based. Alcohol initially stimulates sweating, but may also temporarily kill bacteria. Other active ingredients in deodorants include sodium stearate, sodium chloride and stearyl alcohol. • ▪ Deodorants can be formulated with other, more persistent antimicrobials such as triclosan that slow bacterial growth or with metal chelant compounds such as EDTA. Deodorants may contain perfume fragrances or natural essential oils intended to mask the odour of perspiration. In the past, deodorants included chemicals such as zinc oxide, acids, ammonium chloride, sodium bicarbonate and formaldehyde, but some of these ingredients were messy, irritating to the skin or even carcinogenic 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 50
  • 51. • FORMULA FOR DEODRANT: - ➢ Water ➢ Alcohol ➢ Dimethicone ➢ Propylene glycol ➢ PEG ➢ Fragrance (flower oil) 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 51
  • 52. Formulation requirement for ethnic needs ➢ While formulating the cosmeceutical products for hair and skin, ethnicity of both of these are competitive. ➢ Due to the reasons such as ▪ Genetics ▪ Weather ▪ Environment ▪ Diets 16-02-2024 Niveditha G (Nargund college of pharmacy) 52
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