Cosmetics Science

  • Miss Chanadani Kamble
  • Miss Kaveri Bhosale
  • Miss Prajakta Chavan
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Abstract

Cosmetics are substances that want to reinforce the appearance or odour of the human body. The word cosmetics derives from the Greek word which suggests the technique of dress & ornament Women need to colour their cheeks in colour by first coating their face, neck, and other spare a white powder without knowing that white powder contained lead that destroys their complexion after a certain period. Modern cosmetics include skin-care preparations; foundation, powder, and rouge (blusher); eye makeup; lipstick; shampoo; hair curling and straightening preparation; colours dyes, and bleaches; and nail enamel. Related products include antiperspirants, mouthwashes, depilatories, astringents, bath crystals, and much of other types of products.

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Miss Chanadani Kamble, Miss Kaveri Bhosale, Miss Prajakta Chavan, & Mr. Jayvant Shinde. (2022). Cosmetics Science. International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication and Technology, 289–308. https://doi.org/10.48175/ijarsct-7689

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