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What are
phthalates
used for in hair and beauty products?
They help products stick to skin or hair.
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How do
phthalates
affect the
durability
of products?
They increase the durability, flexibility, and
longevity
of a product.
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What are
parabens
used for in cosmetics?
They are
preservatives
that keep products free from
micro-organisms
.
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Are
parabens
considered safe to use in cosmetics?
Yes, they are safe to use and largely
non-irritating
.
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Name three common types of parabens.
Methylparaben
,
propylparaben
,
butylparaben
.
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What is
titanium dioxide
used for in cosmetics?
It is a
UV
filter and an active ingredient in sunscreens.
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How does
titanium dioxide
benefit the skin?
It hides
blemishes
and brightens the skin.
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What is the role of
formaldehyde
in cosmetic products?
It is used as a
preservative
to prolong shelf life.
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How does
formaldehyde
affect
nail products
?
It coats and strengthens the surface of brittle or cracked nails.
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What do
UV filters
do in cosmetic products?
They provide protection from
ultra-violet
light.
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What is the difference between physical and
chemical
UV
filters?
Physical
filters block UV rays, while chemical filters absorb them.
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What is
glycerine's
role in skin and hair products?
It has softening and
hydrating
properties.
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How does
glycerine
benefit the skin or hair?
It attracts water and protects the
lipids
of skin cells.
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What is
hydrogen peroxide
used for in hair products?
It is mixed with
hair tint
to develop colors and lighten hair.
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What process does
hydrogen peroxide
use to lighten hair?
It lightens hair by a process of
oxidation
.
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What are
pigments
used for in cosmetic products?
They add color to products like
foundations
and
eye shadows
.
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What do
iron oxides
provide in foundations?
They provide
three
different colors used in foundations.
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What is
lanolin
classified as?
It is classified as an
emulsifier
,
emollient
, and
occlusive moisturizer
.
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How does
lanolin
benefit dry skin?
It helps enhance natural moisture in hair and skin.
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What is
squalene's
primary function in skincare?
It is an
emollient
that prevents moisture loss in the skin.
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How does
squalene
affect
hair
?
It smooths and coats the hair fiber for shinier hair.
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What is
urea's
role in skincare products?
It is a
humectant
that helps retain moisture.
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How does
urea
benefit
dandruff-affected
hair?
It provides relief for dry and itchy scalp.
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What additional property does
urea
have besides being a
humectant
?
It can help
exfoliate
dead skin build-up.
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