Lip Products Flashcards

(88 cards)

1
Q

There is a reduced demand for color cosmetics due to ______________ and
other health protocols

A

home seclusion

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_______________ gained leadership from Avon Cosmetics with
14% value share

A

L’Oreal Philippines

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The lips’ Outer surface is covered by epidermis and ____________-, ____________ and
sebaceous glands

A

hair, sweat glands,

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Specific shape of the lips is due to the muscles and ________________ of
which they are made

A

soft connective tissue

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5
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makes a hooked curve toward the exterior
at the edge of the vermillion area

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Orbicularis oris muscle

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______________ has very rapid cell turnover (self-healing)

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Vermillion border

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T/F: Lips have a lot of sensory receptors and tactile sensitivity

A

True

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tactile sensitivity of the lips
__________ (increase/decrease) with age

A

decrease

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T/F: Continuous wetting of the lips with the saliva can help
chapped lips, and provides a permanent relief.

A

False; does not help; only provides temporary relief

Explanation:
After wetting the
lips, water evaporates from the skin’s surface, which can drag
additional water from the outer skin layers resulting in dryer lips.

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TYPES OF LIP MAKEUP

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Lipstick
Lipglosess
Lip Liners
Lip Balms

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Designed to enhance the appearance of the lips by imparting color
and gloss

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LIPSTICK

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Consists of waxes, butters, fats, oils, and hydrocarbons, plus
pigments

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LIPSTICK

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13
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T/F: Lipstick may contain flavors, fragrances, and ingredients for UV protection
and plumping effect

A

true

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Designed to give the lips a glossy luster and sometimes, subtle
color

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LIP GLOSSES

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Usually less viscous than traditional lipsticks and more transparent

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LIP GLOSSES

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Consists of higher ratio of oils and lower ratio of waxes

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LIP GLOSSES

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May be clear or translucent or exhibit various
shades of opacity with various finishes

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LIP GLOSSES

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Designed to redefine the outline of the lips

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LIP LINERS

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Consist of blends of waxes, butters, fats, and oils, but finished
formulation is harder and level of pigment is slightly lower

A

LIP LINERS

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20
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Most often slim pencils or fluids encased in special pens with a fine
brush to dispense the product

A

LIP LINERS

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21
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Which are cosmetics? Which are considered OTC?

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Cosmetics: Lipstick, Lip Glosses and Lip liners
OTC: Lip Balms

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22
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Designed to temporarily prevent dryness of the lips and help
relieve chapping

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LIP BALMS (LIP PROTECTANTS)

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Made of waxes, oils, fats, butters, and hydrocarbons, as well as
ingredients to prevent chapping and drying of the lips

A

LIP BALMS (LIP PROTECTANTS)

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24
Q

Lip cancer occurs more frequently in __________

A

men

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Function as structuring agents, providing lipsticks with rigidity and solidity
WAXES
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Stabilize sticks and allow them to be molded into shape
WAXES
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Usually mixed with oils to achieve desired softness
WAXES
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beeswax, candelilla wax, carnauba wax, paraffin wax, ozokerite wax, microcrystalline wax,
Waxes
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polyethylene, and lanolin alcohol
WAxes
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Provide slippery and soft texture to the formulations
OILS, FATS, AND BUTTER
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Have moisturizing effect and act as emollients
OILS, FATS, AND BUTTER
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Used to disperse pigments and pearls
OILS, FATS, AND BUTTER
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High Concentration of oils, fats and butter may result in
greasy and sticky feel
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________ (High/Low) molecular weight **silicone** provide excellent carrier properties for ** transfer-resistant** lipsticks
Low
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castor oil, olive oil, coconut oil; butters like shea and cocoa butter;
OILS, FATS, AND BUTTER
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isopropyl myristate and butyl stearate; hydrocarbons like polyisobutene, mineral oil and petrolatum; and silicones like dimethicone
OILS, FATS, AND BUTTER
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Most important components of lipsticks
COLOR ADDITIVES
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iron oxides, titanium dioxide, and zinc oxide;
inorganic color additives
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reds, oranges, and yellows; lakes such as Red 7 Lake and Yellow 5 Lake;
organic color additives
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micas coated with iron oxides and titanium dioxide, and bismuth oxychloride provies a __________ effect
pearlescent effect
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Smaller pigment particles create ___________ effects, and opacify the mass; while larger-sized particles create high luster, ______________ , with high brilliance and _______
silky and satin ; sparkling or glittering; transparency
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Added to prevent rancidity and oxidation of sensitive ingredients
ANTIOXIDANTS
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vitamin E, butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) and butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT)
ANTIOXIDANTS
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parabens and phenoxyethanol
PRESERVATIVES
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mask fatty or wax odor
FRAGRANCES
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Fragrances should not be irritating or toxic by ingestion, and stable at _______________ temperatures
high
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Added to provide pleasant taste
FLAVORING AGENTS
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Lip plumping lipsticks contain ________ (flavors)
cinnamon or menthol
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Used to improve the texture, application, and stability of products
TEXTURIZING INGREDIENTS
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talc, silica, mica, titanium dioxide and bismuth oxychloride
Texturizing ingredients
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(gives soft focus effect),
titatinium dioxide
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(gives a satin, shimmering effect to the product)
bismuth oxychloride
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silicone resins
FIXATIVES
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Used for long-lasting formulas
FIXATIVES
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Prevent colors from **bleeding** on the lips, and helps **seal** the lipstick on the lips
FIXATIVES
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Rich in pigments and waxes but lighter in emollients
Matte lipsticks
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Contain less oil, and deflect light and are less shiny
Matte lipsticks
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Longer wearing than shinier types of lipstick
Matte lipsticks
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Heavy in oils, and often contain flavors and scents
Glossy or glaze lipstick
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Add shine and volume to the lips
Glossy or glaze lipstick
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Come in lighter shades, and coverage lasts longer than lip glosses
Glossy or glaze lipstick
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Main disadvantage is they wear off quickly
Glossy or glaze lipstick
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With high concentration of emollients which creates a shiny, glossy finish
Crème lipstick
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Contains pigments with smaller particle size to achieve silky effect
Crème lipstick
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Wears off quickly, and must be reapplied
Crème lipstick
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Also known as frosted lipsticks
Shimmer lipsticks
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Contain **light-reflecting** particles like coated **micas** to add **luster** to color
Shimmer lipsticks
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Used for special occasions and are available in lighter colors
Shimmer lipsticks
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**Two-part system** consisting of **colored base** formula and **colorless** **cover** which gives the shine
Long-wearing lipstick
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Formula can be drying
Long-wearing lipstick
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Designed to make lips appear fuller by **slightly irritating** the delicate skin on the lips to make them swell
Lip plumping lipstick
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May contain ginger, cinnamon, cayenne, camphor, and menthol
Lip plumping lipstick
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Four-step process of molding:
(a) pigment pre-milling (b) melting and mixing (c) molding (d) flaming
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Molding without flaming is used for
lip balms
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Used for lip glosses without waxes in the formulation
Simple mixing without heating
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Commonly used for lip liners and lip glosses in pencil form
Extrusion
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Formation of **tiny holes** on the surface of the stick which may be caused by **immediate molding** that prevented air from leaving the melted mix
Aeration (or Pinholing)
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Aeration (or Pinholing) may be caused by _______
immediate molding
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**Multilayering** due to the mold being kept at **very low temperature**, the lipstick mix not being hot enough, or **slow** **filling** **rate**
Laddering
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Occurs when lipstick mix is **too** **brittle** due to **imbalanced wax/oil** ratio or faculty **cooling technique**
Chipping or Cracking
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More noticeable in **softer formulas**, and may be caused by adverse **temperature** **gradient** across the sticking during molding, placing the split mold **too** **quickly** onto the cold plate, or an **imbalanced formula**
Deformation
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Characterized by **dimples (spots)** on the stick’s surface formed during **flaming** which may be caused by the presence of **trace amounts of oils** either in the formula or in the formulation process
Cratering
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Appearance of **oil droplets** on the stick’s surface due to incompatibility between individual ingredients in the formulation and imbalanced composition
Sweating
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Phenomenon where **central core** of the stick **lacks structure** and **breaks** due to the **speed and/or temperature** of molding
Mushy Failure
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Form when **split molds** are used when attachment of the two parts is not precise
Seams (or Vertical marks)
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T/F: The moisturizing effect of lipstics are evaluated in same way as skin care products
True
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The Performance parameter for moisturizing effect may employ non-invasive techniques like __________ and ___________
conductance; capacitance
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Measurement taken at baseline and at regular intervals during the study
MOISTURIZING EFFECT