LAB: Shampoo Flashcards

1
Q

Designed to remove all kinds of soilage, including sebum, sweat,
environmental dirt, and hair conditioners, as well as to beautify the
hair and make it easy to handle.

A

Shampoo

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2
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Shampoo are _________-based preparations

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surfactant

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3
Q

Shampoo cleaning principle

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Emulsification

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4
Q

T/F: you need to lower the surface tension between water and sebum, debris and dirt in the hair scalp so that water can easily wash away the dirt in
the hair shaft and scalp.

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True

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5
Q

SHAMPOO FORMULATION

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Surfactant
Conditioner
Thickener
Water
Preservative
pH buffer
Chelating Agent
Cosmetic Additives
Active Ingredients

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6
Q

-Aids in cleaning and foaming by reducing surface between two
phases.

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SURFACTANT

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7
Q

-Also acts as foam booster and foam stabilizers

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SURFACTANT

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8
Q

T/F: It is NOT TRUE that the more it ladders, the more foamy it is, the
more effective.

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True

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9
Q

lauryl sulfates, sarcosines,
sulfosuccinates

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Anionic surfactants

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10
Q

Anionic surfactants for baby shampoo

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sulfosuccinates

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11
Q

polyquaternium-10, hydroxypropyl
trimonium chloride

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Cationic surfactants

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12
Q

do not foam well and do not remove grease as
efficiently as anionics; less common, more toxic type

A

Cationic surfactants

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13
Q

common in everyday shampoos for colored hair

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Cationic surfactants

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14
Q

cocamidopropyl betaine,
alkylamino acids

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Amphoteric surfactants

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15
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Non-irritating to the eyes; foam moderately well

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Amphoteric surfactants

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16
Q

poloxomers, amine oxides,
polyglucosides

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Nonionic surfactants

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17
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Usually used as co-surfactant to ionic surfactants

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Nonionic surfactants

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18
Q

Usually used as an adjunct to the either cationic or
anionic

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Nonionic surfactants

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19
Q

they are used in combination as cosurfactant to
the other surfactants

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Nonionic surfactants

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20
Q

T/F: it is not healthy for our hair to condition it everyday or to apply
condition everyday, that’s why it is separated.

A

True

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21
Q

-Makes the hair soft, shiny, and easier to manage

A

Conditioner

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22
Q

Quats quaternary ammonium compounds], humectants
(glycerin), silicones (dimethicone), lanolin

A

Conditioner

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23
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-maintain a certain degree of consistency/viscosity to shampoos

24
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-Provides the necessary rheological properties

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Sodium chloride, gums, celluloses, polymers
THICKENER
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-Prevent growth of microorganisms
PRESERVATIVE
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Parabens, urea derivatives, isothiazolones, benzalkonium chloride
PRESERVATIVE
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-Adjust the pH of the formulation
pH BUFFERS
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You have to adjust the pH of the preparation to around_______ to _________ (pH of the scalp and hair)
4.5 – 5
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Citric acid, glycolic acid
pH Buffer
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are used in shampoos to eliminate that harmful effect to the scalp and hair
Chelating agents
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-Also known as sequestering agents
CHELATING AGENTS
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Also contributes to the stability of the product
Chelating Agents
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EDTA
Chelating Agents
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form a complex (chelate) with the multivalent ions present in water
Chelating Agents
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Polyglycol esters, latex opacifiers, pearlescent color additives
Opacifiers and pearlescent agents
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stimulates/enhances hair growth
Aloe vera
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helpful in hair health
Tea tree oil –
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Usually, these supplementations are for antioxidant properties
Vitamins (Vitamin B5)
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Head and Shoulders
Zinc pyrithione
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has a rotten egg odor due to sulfide; usually masked with scents, for sever dandruff
Selenium sulfide
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anti-fungal
Sulfur and salicylic acid
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Nizoral shampoo
Ketoconazole
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Examples of AI
Zinc pyrithione Selenium sulfide Sulfur and salicylic acid Tar Ketoconazole
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T/F: shampoos are all antifungal in nature, since basically, dandruff is a fungal infection
True
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● Mild to skin and hair for everyday use ● Conditions hair while cleaning ○ Can contain conditioner ● Pleasant fragrance and appearance ● Cost effective ● Does not harm scalp
Cosmetic shampoos
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Can be harsh due to excessive cleaning Little or no hair conditioning Often very “medicinal” esthetics § “Often medicinal rather than aesthetic” Can be prohibitively expensive Provides anti-dandruff technology
Therapeutic shampoos
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Coconut diethanolamide (CDEA)
Foam builder
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Sodium laureth sulfate (Sodium lauryl ether sulfate)
Surfactant
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Lanolin
Conditioning Agent
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PACKAGING
Plastic bottles ● Flip-top cap ● Pump head Soft tubes ● Flip-top cap ● Screw cap
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SHAMPOO PRODUCT EVALUATION
Draize eye test and in-vitro tests (cruelty-free)
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Yeast cultivation in the presence of active ingredients
In vitro test (Efficacy Parameters)
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SAFETY PARAMETERS
-Ocular irritation potential (Draize)
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T/F: Shampoo is prepared in phases, each phase had a surfactant (3 types) giving a synergistic effect
True
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-Surfactants, when stirred, produced ________
foam