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colin's beauty pages a cosmetic scientist's beauty science blog where he shares his news and views on beauty products and the science behind them menu skip to content home cosmetic ingredient database mi free products health problems solved about colin & disclosure get new posts by email product reviews subscribe to my newsletter colin’s shop my blog for industry insiders consultancy marula oil sediment leave a reply some thoughts on noticing sediment in some marula oil. #beautyscientist #naturaloils a post shared by colin sanders (@beautyscientistuk) on apr 20, 2018 at 12:59am pdt i don’t know how long i’ll keep it up, or indeed how long people will put up with it for. but for the last week i have started the day with a 60 second video on my new instagram account. if you aren’t familiar with the platform – you can’t post anything longer than 60 seconds. it is quite tough to say anything in such a short time frame, and i am finding that once i start it is a bit frustrating that i can’t get out everything i want to say. so here is a bit more detail on this morning’s one. continue reading → this entry was posted in ingredients , oils and tagged natural products on april 20, 2018 by colin . the ordinary hand chemistry review 3 replies does this product have the right chemistry? i reviewed the ordinary as a brand back in early 2017 when they were not that well known. i quite liked the idea, but wasn’t sure it would fly. well that shows how much i know, because since then they have created quite a stir. i think they have also been generating pretty good sales, in so far as you can tell these things. but they have certainly been generating a lot of attention. one reason for this is the, how can i put it, highly personal social media profile of the founder. but i think the much bigger reason is that they have developed a very distinctive offering which isn’t quite like anything else out there. i thought it would be fun to have a look in detail at one of their products. continue reading → this entry was posted in product reviews and tagged collagen , day cream , ingredients , moisturiser , product review on april 16, 2018 by colin . are other people’s perfumes a problem? 3 replies there is an article i have seen posted on facebook a couple of times that highlights the health risks of synthetic fragrance ingredients. i won’t link to it, but if i am seeing it there is a good chance you will have seen it too. the thesis it proposes is that synthetic chemicals in fragrances are toxic and might be dangerous to people who inhale them in public places, even if they aren’t actually wearing the fragrance themselves. continue reading → this entry was posted in health , preservatives and tagged formaldehyde , mci/mi , methylisothiazolinone , preservatives on april 15, 2018 by colin . cannabidiol (cbd) in skincare leave a reply fashions come and go in the cosmetics and personal care world, and everyone is keen to be on the latest trend as soon as possible. the latest buzzy thing seems to be cannabidiol or cbd. this has an interesting background, being a derivative of hemp which is also the source of cannabis – which has been a popular if illegal recreational pharmaceutical since the sixties. so cbd comes with ready made notoriety. but it is currently being sold not as a gateway into a counter culture, or even as an aid to relaxation, but as a substance with health benefits. continue reading → this entry was posted in actives , health , ingredients and tagged health , ingredients on april 2, 2018 by colin . learning cosmetic science for non-cosmetic scientists leave a reply a question from emma dear colin i started reading your blog a few months ago, and find it a fascinating and useful resource. i am in the process of setting up a small business selling soaps and bath products that i make myself by hand. i started this as a hobby about 4 years ago, but found that i loved the process and the huge learning curve, and wanted to devote more and more time to it… i am very keen to learn more about basic chemistry, but i have no idea where to start as i have no science background (if you were arty in my day, the sciences were another world!). if you are able to suggest any reading or learning material to get me started i would be very grateful. yours emma continue reading → this entry was posted in science and tagged beauty tips on march 12, 2018 by colin . describing perfumes 1 reply some things are impossible to describe. smell for example. but fragrance is a huge multinational business worth billions. so with so much at stake it is necessary to try. there have been various schemes put forward over the years but they all rely on the same basic idea. continue reading → this entry was posted in cosmetic business , fragrances , ingredients and tagged fragrance on march 5, 2018 by colin . flawless beauty, llc issues voluntary recall of unapproved drugs leave a reply what is the difference between a drug and a cosmetic? the simple answer is it depends on the claims you make for it. so if you sell a shampoo to treat dandruff, it is a cosmetic. if you say it cures psoriasis then that makes it a medicine. the more complicated answer is that if you present a product in such a way as it seems to be making medical claims then there is a good chance that the regulators will take notice and take action. this rule is pretty much a universal one. there are differences from market to market on just what will trigger off an enforcement, but the principle is always the same. continue reading → this entry was posted in health , legislation and tagged ingredients , legislation on february 26, 2018 by colin . what do all these labels mean? leave a reply we now live in a world where information is freely available in quantities much greater than we can possibly need. but information is not knowledge. knowing facts isn’t much use without the knowledge of how to use them. a story i came across made this clear to me. a gentleman had bought a deodorant specifically because it had a big ‘alcohol free’ splash on the pack, and he reacts to alcohol. but in fact he still had very bad reaction to the product. when he looked at the ingredient list he noticed it contained benzyl alcohol. so, he concluded, the product was not alcohol free at all! continue reading → this entry was posted in cosmetic business , environment , health , ingredients , scaremongers and tagged environment , ingredients , organic personal care , scaremongers on february 21, 2018 by colin . what the plastic microbead ban means 3 replies i had imagined the uk’s much publicised microbead ban would be basically much like the legislation that is either already in force or well on the way around the world already. despite all the recent evidence i still think of my fellow countryfolk as sensible pragmatists who don’t panic about things. so when i heard that uk parliament had brought in a ban on microbeads i wasn’t too bothered. such a ban is already in force in a few countries and no doubt eu legislation will be along later. in any case everyone in the business knows the score and has already got rid of them or is well on the way to doing so. i’d assumed this was just a bit of window dressing by the government to be seen to be doing something to help the oceans given how popular the blue planet television series is proving to be. so i didn’t trouble to look up the details. i’d guessed it would be a ban on very small polythene beads and we’d have to switch to natural or biodegradable options, which is pretty much what we are already doing anyway. continue reading → this entry was posted in ingredients , legislation , natural, organic and environment and tagged environment , legislation on february 16, 2018 by colin . so you are interested in actives 6 replies the rise of the ordinary has stimulated the interest in cosmetic active ingredients. or has the rise in interest in cosmetic active ingredients stimulated the rise of the ordinary

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