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0.3-0.4 mm/day; 0.27mm a day
The rate of growth of facial hair is up to ? while pubic and armpit hair grows for about ?
PSEUDOFOLLICULITIS BARBAE (RAZOR BUMPS)
This occurs when hairs curve back and re-enter or grow under the skin after shaving, leading to painful inflammation and scarring
skin irritation
The most common problem associated with shaving is
SHAVING
is the act of removing hair from the body, typically using a razor or electric shaver
blade sharpness
angle of incidence of blade
pressure exerted on blade
beard wetting and lubrication
The degree of irritation is dependent on factors such as
Preparation of the beard: 4 minutes at 49°C
Application of a good shaving aid
Sharpness of blade
Angle of incidence of blade
Pressure exerted on the razor
An effective shave is dependent on
LATHERING SHAVING CREAM
creates a rich lather that helps to soften the hairs and prepare the skin for shaving
have some free fatty acid; pH is about 10
Formulations based on stearic acid alone = do not give sufficient lather
Satisfactory ratio 25% Coconut oil = 75% Stearic acid
Ingredients: Stearic acid, Coconut oil, Potassium hydroxide (50%), Sodium hydroxide (100%), Glycerol, Water, and Perfume
Potassium soaps: are more readily soluble than sodium soaps and they help to generate foam more quickly
contain 30-50% of soaps.
Sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide ratio: 1:5
Glycerol, sorbitol, propylene glycol = 10-15%, a humectant that minimize drying out of the cream and to make the cream slightly softer.
A small percentage of free fatty acids in excess of the calculated amount of alkalis needed for neutralization:
Ensure complete saponification
Help to overcome the harshness of soap on the skin
Act as plasticizer, and to contribute to the characteristic pearlescence of these products.
FORMULATIONS:
Water: Acts as a solvent and helps create the lather when mixed with other ingredients.
Stearic Acid: A saturated fatty acid that contributes to the cream's lathering and stabilizing properties.
Glycerine: A humectant that helps to retain moisture and soften the skin for a smoother shave.
Coconut Oil or Glycerol Monostearate: These ingredients help provide lubrication and contribute to the creamy texture of the lather.
Essential Oils or Fragrance: Used for scent or to provide additional skin benefits, such as soothing or antimicrobial properties.
Potassium Hydroxide or Sodium Hydroxide: These alkaline substances are used in the saponification process to turn fats into soap, contributing to the cream's cleansing properties.
Aloe Vera, Vitamin E: additional components to soothe and moisturize the skin, reducing irritation and promoting healing post-shave
Certain Disadvantages:
Potassium Chloride: lead to corrosion in aluminum tubes, and borax is now subject to legislative control
Electrolytes on Calcium and magnesium: must be avoided because of incompatibility with alkali soaps.
Certain Advantage:
Sodium borate: have been used both to stabilize the product and prevent infections arising from cuts during shaving.
LATHERING SHAVING STICK
This type of product contains a much higher level of soap (about 80% compared to creams, 35%). Of this 20- 25% are made from coconut or palm kernel oils. Other ingredients are glycerol 5-10% and water 8-10%
The fatty acids ratio and sodium/potassium ratio are similar to those of the lather shaving cream
Soap chips are molded to the desired shape using a soap plodder
AEROSOL SHAVING FOAM
The most popular shaving aid today
Aerosol can is filled with soap solution, the concentrate, together with liquid propellan added under
The propellant (mixture of chlorofluorocarbons) is now replaced by 'ozone-friendly' hydrocarbons (3%). On shaking, it becomes temporarily emulsified in the concentrate (97%)
convenient to use, as it can be dispensed directly onto the skin without the need for additional water or lathering
Filling: 97% of above concentrate, 3% hydrocarbon propellant
POLYMERS such as polyvinyl pyrrolidone and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose are also useful for increasing viscosity (body) of the products.
MENTHOL is widely used at about 0.1% as a cooling agent. One disadvantage is that its strong odor is difficult to mask; and another is that above a certain threshold it causes a burning sensation.
LUBRICANTS such as silicone fluid or mineral oil (at 1-2%).
PRESERVATIVES and COLOR are not normally necessary, but can be added if required.
ALLANTOIN is sometimes used at 0.05% to promote healing of wounds.
AEROSOL BARRIER PACK
Consists of a pressurized can or container with a pouch or bag inside, which holds the product (e.g., shaving foam). The propellant is filled between the can and the pouch, keeping the product separate from the propellant. This is designed to separate the product from the propellant and surrounding air until the moment of use. This prevents any unwanted reaction between concentrate and propellant and allows foam to be dispensed consistently throughout the life of the product without a drop in pressure as the contents are used up.
Preserve the product's quality, extend its shelf life, minimize the need for preservatives, and reduce the risk of contamination
more environmentally friendly than traditional aerosol cans, often using compressed air or nitrogen as propellants
POST FOAMING GEL
is a skincare product applied after shaving to soothe and hydrate the skin
Compartmentalized packaging (barrier pack 13)
The gel, a soap-based system, stabilized with a water-soluble polymer blended with lipophilic ingredients
It contains hydrocarbon with a suitable boiling point
When gel is manipulated between the hands, the heat from the skin, aided by mechanical action, vaporizes the hydrocarbon component transforming the gel into a dense creamy foam
Filling: 97% of above concentrate, 3% isopentane
The dispensing of a clear product is part of a trend for clear products which is indicative of mild skin-caring attributes while the generation into a dense creamy foam conveys rich moisturizing properties.
BRUSHLESS SHAVE CREAM
Oil-in-water emulsions and similar to vanishing creams
The level of oils and emulsifying agents tends to be higher in shaving creams
Have a pH of 7.5-8.5; cause less irritation than later shave creams
Disadvantages:
more product is required per shave; difficult to rise from razor;
beard-softening action is less effective due to slower uptake of water;
leaves skin greasy
SHAVING OILS
They are blends of naturally occurring oils either alone or in combination with emollient ingredients such as fatty, esters, silicone, or hydrocarbon oils to provide a lubricating effect during shaving
Small amount of product is required prior to shaving
They are normally clear liquids so do not provide a marker on the face like a foam or lather.
DRY SHAVING PREPARATIONS
Pre-shaving preparations for use with electric razors
The proportion of razor blade users (wet shavers) to electric razor users (dry shavers) is approximately 70:30
Shaving with an electric razor is efficient if the hair is stiff and dry
removal of the film of perspiration from the face by the use of an alcoholic pre-shave lotion
Alcohol also imparts a mild astringent effect which tightens the skin
It is generally known that electric shavers do not cut the beard as close to the skin as razor blades in wet shaving.
Astringents can be increased using:
Zinc phenosulfonate
Aluminium chlorhydrate
Lactic acid
These preparations sometimes contain emollients to reduce the drag of the cutting head against the skin.
Lubricants: such as Silicone oils, help to reduce the friction between the skin and the blade.
AFTER-SHAVE PRODUCTS
Intended to degreasing effect of soap and surfactant used in shaving products results in the familiar after-shave skin trauma
To Cool and refresh the skin and exert a mild astringent effect
Protect it from bacterial infection while it recovers from the slight injury
Clear lotions: most popular type; 40-50% of ethanol and appropriate level of water
Other ingredients used are various combinations of: propylene glycol (humectant); menthol (cooling agent); witch hazel (astringent); quaternary ammonium compounds (biocides); di-isopropyl adipate (emollient)
AFTER-SHAVE GEL
Form of a gel that can be made by using a combination of a carboxyvinyl polymer (A) and a base (B)
it will hydrate, calm, and cool irritated post-shave skin.
The stiffness of the gel can be altered by varying amounts of the polymer and triethanolamine addition
QUICK-BREAKING AFTER-SHAVE FOAMS
dispensed from the aerosol as a foam which, on application to the skin, breaks easily
They have declined in popularity since they were first introduced
One example of a formulation in which the triclosan acts as an antiseptic
AFTER-SHAVE BALM
useful for shavers with sensitive skins, after-shave products with high levels of alcohol can be more irritating than refreshing.
These are oil-in-water emulsions, similar to vanishing or moisturing creams
They may contain no alcohol, or only a low level
AFTER-SHAVE POWDER
Not popular but useful for those with certain skin conditions such as acne
It is based on talcum powder to give a smooth, matte appreance, with additives such as menthol for cooling effect, colour, and bactericide
Additives:
Menthol - cooling effect
Cetrimide - color and a bactericide
PERFUME
oil concentration: more than 20%
would last the longest among all other types: usually 6-8 hours
Eau de Toilette
fragrance concentration: between (5% -15%) 10%
one of the most popular types of fragrance available
cheaper than the Eau de Parfum
normally last 2-3 hours
Eau de Parfum
oil concentration: between 15- 20%
would last for about 4-5 hours
Eau de Cologne
has a much lower fragrance concentration: 2%-4%
cheaper than those above
lasts for up to 2 hours
Eau Fraiche
quite similar to Eau de Cologne
scent will last for up to 2 hours
has an even lower fragrance concentration of only 1%-3%
1. Fougère
2. Oriental
3. Chypre
Masculine Fragrance classified into three major categories:
Fougère
warm powdery character
either specific fresh or woody or ambery twist
Oriental
heavy character
either skewed to amber or spice-like overtones
Chypre
common with fragrances for females
consists of woody, leathery, fresh and citrusy notes
BODY ODOR
primarily results from the interaction between sweat and bacteria on the skin’s surface. Sweat itself is odorless, but when it comes into contact with bacteria present on the skin.
SWEAT SECRETION
BACTERIAL INTERACTION
ODOR RELEASE
Process of Odor Production
Hygiene Habits
Hormones
Diet
Clothing
Medical Conditions
Factors Influencing Odor Production:
OUTDOOR GOING MEN
INDOOR GOING MEN
Deodorant Selection
Outdoor Going Men
Long-lasting and sweat-resistant deodorants are essential
Look for products labeled as "sport" or "active" formulas
Formulas often contain higher concentrations of active ingredients like: aluminum compounds to control sweat and odor effectively
Indoor Going Men
May prefer deodorants that prioritize odor control without necessarily focusing on sweat protection
These individuals might opt for milder formulations, such as natural or aluminum-free deodorants
Deodorants rely on ingredients like: baking soda, activated charcoal, or essential oils to neutralize odor without blocking sweat glands
HYDRATION
SUN PROTECTION
OIL CONTROL
ANTI-AGING
SHAVING RELIEF
Here are some reasons why skincare is important for men:
Oil-Free Cleanser
Gel-Based Moisturizer
Salicylic Acid Toner
Oil-Control Face Mask
Mattifying Sunscreen
FOR OILY SKIN:
Hydrating Cleanser
Rich Moisturizer
Gentle Exfoliant
Hydrating Face Mask
Emollient Sunscreen
FOR DRY SKIN:
Balancing Cleanser
Lightweight Moisturizer
Dual-Action Toner
Clay-Based Mask
Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen
FOR COMBINATION SKIN:
HAIR LOTION AND TONICS
With a light fixative effect; use as daily application to keep the hair tidy
Help to grow hair on balding heads
When used regularly, it would help to keep the scalp in good condition
Friction produced by the fingers on the scalp, or by the use of a fairly stiff brush, would stimulate the blood flow to the hair follicle and thus contribute to their better condition
based on mixtures of water and denatured ethanol
FORMULATIONS:
Bay rum: contained rum as a solvent for the bay oil, but this was later replaced by an ethanol/water mixture
Oil of Bay: 80%
Oil of Pimento: 20%
Genetics - male hormones
Stress or anxiety
Follicular damage
Excessive production of sebum
Factors responsible for male-pattern baldness:
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS IN HAIR LOTIONS AND TONICS
Materials which act as rubefacients - stimulate growth in hair follicles & bring blood to the skin surface
Cantharides (0.1%), Capsicum extract (allowed for external use at 2.5%), Pilocarpine (not allowed in cosmetics), Quinine (0.2% as a base), Ammonia (allowed at 6%), Resorcinol (0.5%, actives must not exceed 1%), Salicylic acid (external use in liquids at 0.05%), Turpentine oil and Rosemary oil.
Sulfur and some of its derivatives - antidandruff, hair growth, and maintaining scalp
Colloidal sulfur: antidandruff agent
Nutrients which are claimed to help cell synthesis:
Vitamins A and E, Vitamin B group, Vitamin F; Pontotheic acid and panthenol
ANTI-DANDRUFF LOTIONS
Classified as hair tonics which corrects or alleviates seborrhea must contribute to a healthier condition of the scalp and reduce the tendency for hair loss
Control dandruff and reduce itching and scaling of the scalp
They may be oily or non-oily depending on the particular form of dandruff which is being treated
Using a purely alcohol-based product: it is used to correct a greasy condition
Including some oily material: it reduces the degreasing action of alcohol to an acceptable level
Oleyl alcohol: may be varied according to the degree of oiliness required
Sulfur preparations have a fungicidal action when applied externally
Combination of sulfur and salicylic acid is also used
Methyl-p-hydroxybenzoate (0.15%, preservative) and perfume (0.2%)
Polythionic acids and their salt: acceptable form of sulfur therapy solutions
Quaternary ammonium polythionates are also suggested for treatment to combine the properties of sulfur and those of quaternary ammonium compounds
Lotions can also be prepared with quaternary ammonium compounds, provided the concentration of the solution must be controlled to prevent over dosage, since this is likely to cause irritation.
They should be formulated to give 0.01-0.02 g of active material per application.
They are used with fatty acids to prepare conditioning creams
The recommended dosage in tonics is 0.1% for piroctone olamine and 0.3% for climbazole: Highly effective antidandruff agents and offer the possibility of formulating clear products because of their high solubility characteristics in surfactants and alcohol.
These lotions tend to be drying on the skin and dosage should be kept low and controlled
Dried colloidal sulfur: an effective ingredient in antidandruff formulations
ANTI-DANDRUFF SHAMPOOS
Prevention of dandruff
Based on quaternary ammonium compounds: used successfully for the treatment of seborrhoea
Using conventional anionic detergents: incompatibility with a resultant loss in efficacy.
Using with nonionic or amphoteric surfactants: foaming would not be good and additionally, in the latter case
FORMULATIONS:
Zinc pyridine thiol-iV-oxide (ZnPTO) as the active agent along with conventional shampoo detergents
Related salts and (ZnPTO): strong antibacterial effect in addition to slowing down the rapid turnover of epidermal cells
Zinc salts: requires formulation in a system containing a rheological additive such as magnesium aluminium silicate
Magnesium aluminium silicate: provide sufficient viscosity to enable the salt to be uniformly suspended in the formula
NOTE: Only opaque shampoos are possible
Piroctone olamine as an antidandruff agent (0.75%), allows the formulation of clear products which are aesthetically elegant as well as being efficacious
Climbazole that also allows formulation of clear shampoo (0.7-1.0%), another antidandruff ingredient, although the required process in formulating with this material is less straightforward.
The conditioning shampoo that cleans the hair while also conditioning it to a degree that is sufficient for men's hair
HAIRDRESSINGS
are preparations intended to give good control, good set and luster to the hair without making it greasy
Users of brilliantine apply water before the brilliantine
The Ideal product: An emulsion which combines the properties of water and oil.
Lotions and gels can also impart the properties of these two materials.
Oil aids in combing and provides gloss, but it does not provide a proper set without the addition of water
a) Pomades and Solid Brilliantines
b) Liquid Brilliantines
c) Non-greasy Hair Creams
d) Emulsion-type Hairdressing
e) Aerosol Hair gloss
FORMULATIONS:
0.5% tincture of tolu or benzoin: for the deg ree of opacity
Carboxyvinyl polymer (Carbopol 940): more acceptable aqueous gels can be prepared
Neutralized Carbopol 940 with triethanolamin: gives a gelled product
Additives: water-soluble lanolin derivatives
Pomades and Solid Brilliantines
made of mineral or vegetable oil, thickened with one or more waxes, and hence semi-solid
Products based mainly on petroleum jelly tend to drag and are dull in appearance
Liquid Brilliantines
intended to leave a thin coating of oil on the hair without the greasy look of a pomade
They are simple mixtures of mineral oil and alkyl myristate
Non-greasy Hair Creams
Improve the condition and/or to style the hair
Early type were made with gum tragacanth
Good fixative properties but tended to give a dull effect on the hair
Impression of dandruff: can be reduced by using a polyol and a small quantity of an oily material
It essential to use a preservative to prevent microbial decomposition of the mucilage
Emulsion-type Hairdressing
These emulsions might be oil-in-water or water-in-oil
Gum tragacanth was used to make the first non-greasy hair products
Applied water-in-oil emulsion in hair: does not lose its water as easily as oil-in-water emulsion and It gives an immediate gloss effect with ease of combing
Applied oil-in-water emulsion in hair: the hair is duller with the outer film of water, which reduces the glossy appearance.
Gloss effect of the oil becomes evident only after the water has evaporated
Oil-In-Water Emulsion-type Hairdressing
The hair is duller with the outer film of water
Suggested preservative(s) mixture, methyl paraben 0.15%; ethyl paraben 0.02%, but tests for microbiological status must be carried out
Gel
microgel, is clear due to the microscopic size of the oil droplets (small).
aqueous polyethylene glycol gelled with a cellulose thickener: are miscible with water and are less greasy than hair creams, but do not give gloss to the hair
Water-In-Oil Emulsion-type Hairdressing
gives an immediate gloss effect with ease of combing
Lotions
based on resin solutions in a volatile solvent such as ethanol, were also offered
presence of a plasticizer was essential to make the resin more flexible and less brittle
These materials included luster aids for gloss without making the hair too greasy
good balance between thermal stability for adequate shelf-life and mechanical instability
If this emulsion breakdown is not rapid, the emulsion will remain white when rubbed on the hair
Required balance: calcium soaps are used as emulsifiers
Cholesterol or wool-wax alcohols: up to 0.5% can increase the thermal stability
Preparation of lime water: 1% concentration of calcium hydroxide in deionized water
Freshly prepared lime water: should contain not less than 0.15% w/v of calcium hydroxide
Aerosol Hair Gloss
A modern, simple formulation which imparts sheen without a heavy oily feel follows
Hair Color Restorers
Products that are based on sulfur and a lead salt and are used to restore the original color to grey hair
When applied, the sulfur is deposited on the hair shaft gradually darkens with the formation of lead sulfite.
Lotions were used at one time, but these had poor stability
The product is applied daily to build up the color until the required shade is obtained
Modern Hair-Styling Products
Setting/styling or setting/conditioning gels can be applied to give a wet look or combed through the hair to give a dry appearance
Mousses can be formulated to give light hold and styling or firm hold and styling, etc.
VITAMIN A
aids in the formation pf protective barrier over the skin and speeding skin cell renewal. It can also help the skin’s natural defenses last longer
CONDITIONING SHAMPOO FOR MEN
It cleans the hair and gives a slight degree of conditioning which is sufficient for men's hair
A combination of silicone and the other emollients are incorporated into the shampoo formulation
These products can be opaque or clear
NOTE ON HAIR LOSS AND BALDNESS:
Minoxidil is the only material which has emerged in recent times as a hair promoter.
A powerful vasodilator
Increased visible hair on the vertex of about one-third of male subjects with male-pattern baldness
AFTER-SHAVES
Fragrances for men are generally called ? in order to link them to a very masculine activity and so be more acceptable to the male user
TRUE
All fragrance products are fragrance compounds blended in aqueous alcoholic mixtures which may also have a low level of an emollient ester
TOP NOTES
Top layer of a fragrance
Scents you detect first after spraying a perfume.
It sets first impressions and shapes a fragrance’s story.
Evaporate quickly, lingering around for only the first 5-15 minutes.
Gives off an initial scent and it consists of lighter and smaller molecules.
HEART NOTES
Considered the “heart” of the fragrance
To retain some of the top notes aroma while also introducing new scents to deepen the experience.
Serves as a buffer for the base notes, which may not smell as pleasant on their own
Make up around 70% of the total scent.
Last longer than top notes
BASE NOTES
Form the foundation of the fragrance
Help boost the lighter notes while adding more depth and resonance
Very rich, heavy and long-lasting fragrances.
After about 30 minutes and work together with the middle notes to create the fragrance’s scent.
Their scent lingers the longest and can last for 6 hours or more
Sunscreen
Moisturizing gel
Protective barrier lotion
Facial cleanser
Shower gel
Moisturizer for sensitive skins
Formulations as part of a total men's range includes:
AHA's (alpha hydroxy acids)
exfoliate the top layers of skin