International Journal of Pharmaceutical Science Invention (IJPSI) is an international journal intended for professionals and researchers in all fields of Pahrmaceutical Science. IJPSI publishes research articles and reviews within the whole field Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science, new teaching methods, assessment, validation and the impact of new technologies and it will continue to provide information on the latest trends and developments in this ever-expanding subject. The publications of papers are selected through double peer reviewed to ensure originality, relevance, and readability. The articles published in our journal can be accessed online
: Increasing environmental awareness among societies is motivating consumers to use green
cosmetic products. Green skincare products are the fastest growing sector in the worldwide market
compared with other green cosmetic products. However, compared with general cosmetic products,
the market share of green cosmetic products in Indonesia is relatively low. The present research
investigated consumers’ purchasing intentions toward green skincare products in Indonesia using
the pro-environmental reasoned action (PERA) model.
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In recent years scientists are more frequently looking for ingredients that influence the skin’s condition and slow down the aging process. Peptides are involved in many natural processes with relevance to skincare and therefore have been used in skincare and pharmaceutical industry. In this article we will overview the cosmetics, makeups usefulness, etc. Makeup cosmetics are used to protect the skin and to provide safety and comfort, but their main purpose is as a beauty product to make the face and skin attractive. There are base makeup products and decorative makeup products the former are used to hide imperfections such as stains and wrinkles, to adjust skin tone, and to add firmness or translucence to make the skin look beautiful. Thanggoulal Kipgen | Ms. Sarita Sharma | Dr. Gaurav Kumar Sharma | Dr. Kaushal Kishore Chandrul "An Overview of Cosmetic Science" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd45166.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/pharmacy/other/45166/an-overview-of-cosmetic-science/thanggoulal-kipgen
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: Increasing environmental awareness among societies is motivating consumers to use green
cosmetic products. Green skincare products are the fastest growing sector in the worldwide market
compared with other green cosmetic products. However, compared with general cosmetic products,
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investigated consumers’ purchasing intentions toward green skincare products in Indonesia using
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In recent years scientists are more frequently looking for ingredients that influence the skin’s condition and slow down the aging process. Peptides are involved in many natural processes with relevance to skincare and therefore have been used in skincare and pharmaceutical industry. In this article we will overview the cosmetics, makeups usefulness, etc. Makeup cosmetics are used to protect the skin and to provide safety and comfort, but their main purpose is as a beauty product to make the face and skin attractive. There are base makeup products and decorative makeup products the former are used to hide imperfections such as stains and wrinkles, to adjust skin tone, and to add firmness or translucence to make the skin look beautiful. Thanggoulal Kipgen | Ms. Sarita Sharma | Dr. Gaurav Kumar Sharma | Dr. Kaushal Kishore Chandrul "An Overview of Cosmetic Science" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd45166.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/pharmacy/other/45166/an-overview-of-cosmetic-science/thanggoulal-kipgen
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Xylene is an ingredient that is most dominant in spray painting in the automotive industry. When the paint is sprayed, the worker will be exposed not only by the vapor, but also from the mist, a collection of fine particles in the form of a liquid. This study was conducted in one area of car painting in Surabaya. The aim of this study is to analyze factors associated with xylene exposrue. Car painter is a group of workers at risk for exposure to xylene. In addition, workers also do not know the dangers of exposure to xylene against him. This study was designed as an observational study conducted cross-sectional to analyze the relationship between levels of xylene exposure and characteristic of workshops in car painting area in Surabaya. Result of Spearman test for analyzing factors associated with xylene exposure showed a significant correlation on temperature and humidity. Based on the independent-samples t-test it can be concluded that there is a statistically significant difference between two conditions, if the cut off point of this comparison based on TLV, 100 ppm. As the conclusion, there is a relationship between characteristics of workshops with xylene exposure in car painting areas in Surabaya.
Herbal cosmetics, Classification, Economic aspects and Industries involved in...NikitaSavita
Herbal cosmetics are the preparations which are prepared by using plant products having cosmetic action.
Its advantages and Classification
Economic aspects of herbal cosmetics
Import and Export of herbal cosmetics
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Assignment: Report written and edited for Third-i (http://www.third-i.eu/) and Cosmetics Europe (https://www.cosmeticseurope.eu) on consumer perceptions of cosmetics and personal care products
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Describe the structure and function of taste buds.
Describe the relationship between the taste threshold and taste index of common substances.
Explain the chemical basis and signal transduction of taste perception for each type of primary taste sensation.
Recognize different abnormalities of taste perception and their causes.
Key Topics:
Significance of Taste Sensation:
Differentiation between pleasant and harmful food
Influence on behavior
Selection of food based on metabolic needs
Receptors of Taste:
Taste buds on the tongue
Influence of sense of smell, texture of food, and pain stimulation (e.g., by pepper)
Primary and Secondary Taste Sensations:
Primary taste sensations: Sweet, Sour, Salty, Bitter, Umami
Chemical basis and signal transduction mechanisms for each taste
Taste Threshold and Index:
Taste threshold values for Sweet (sucrose), Salty (NaCl), Sour (HCl), and Bitter (Quinine)
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Taste Blindness:
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International Journal of Pharmaceutical Science Invention (IJPSI)
1. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Science Invention
ISSN (Online): 2319 – 6718, ISSN (Print): 2319 – 670X
www.ijpsi.org Volume 2 Issue 6 ‖ June 2013 ‖ PP.09-18
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Face Powder Problems Perception Survey
Nagib A. Elmarzugi1,2,3,*
, Eseldin I. Keleb1
, Aref T. Mohamed1
, Hesham A. El
Enshasy3
, Amal M. Hamza4
, Marwa M. Dlim4
, Ahmed A. Layla 5
, Mohamed
Salama6
1
Dept. of Industrial Pharmacy, Faculty of Pharmacy/ Tripoli University, Libya
2
Biotechnology Research Center, NASR, Libya
3
Institute of Bioproduct development/Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia
4
National Medical Research Center, NASR, Alzawia, Libya
5
Dept. of Pharmaceutics, Faculty of Pharmacy/ Alazhar University, Egypt
6
Faculty of Pharmacy, Universiti Teknologi Mara, Malaysia
*
Corresponding Author, Institute of Bioproduct Development, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 81310 UTM
Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
ABSTRACT: Cosmetics are products which are intended to be used for cleaning, perfume or enhancing
appearance. The face foundations and face powder has a very high consumption rate. However, cosmetics
composed of different chemical materials which may interact together and become harmful to the skin.
The current survey is focusing onto a possible problems might be encountered throughout the use of
face powders in Tripoli areas, Libya. This perception and assessment survey has been applied using closed end
questionnaire. The sample of study was circulated over 170 female participants and 91.8% percent of them
provided clear and obvious participation. The results showed over 66.6% of participants suffered from
problems as a result of applying a face powder. Problems appeared was dryness is 56.7%, irritation is 29.8%,
Acne is 26.9% and Spots is 16.3%. The market screening at Tripoli showed more than 25 brands of face powder
from different origins, the most popularly used were Nibo, Pupa, Max Factor and Deborah. The four mentioned
problems appeared with Nibo and Pupa, dryness and spots appeared with Deborah, and just dryness appeared
with Max Factor.
In conclusion our results, although give information on many health problems encountered during the
use of face powder from different sources on what the participants responses, and due to the relative large
incidence of problems mentioned, the need of a system able to report, evaluate, withdraw of harmful cosmetics
partially or totally cannot be ignored.
KEYWORDS: Cosmetics, Face powder, Survey, Dryness, Acne, Irritation
I. INTRODUCTION
Cosmetics are products which are intended to be used for cleaning, perfume or enhancing appearance, and the
use of cosmetics preparations all over the world become a part of the personal daily routine particularly for
women [1].
Face powder is a cosmetic product used to provide a special touch on the skin, to control oil and
combat shines, or, in addition to provide a matt finishing effect on the skin. This matt effect, combined with the
high transparency of the powder can develop a special soft focus effect on the skin, blurring the appearance of
wrinkles and lines as well as reducing the visibility of discoloration to enhance skin appearance [2, 3].
Cosmetics are mixtures of some surfactants, oils and other ingredients [4]. They are required to be
effective, long lasting, stable and last not least safe to human use. Most cosmetics are complex mixtures
containing perfumes, preservatives, stabilizers, various lipids, higher alcohols and other substances [5]. These
chemicals in cosmetics may produce primary irritant reactions, allergic dermatitis, photosensitivity and breakage
of hair and nails [6, 7].
Cosmetics contain mineralic or metallic and nonmetallic additives. For example in sunscreens titanium and
zinc are used as sun blockers. The color of makeup is determined by the concentration and the ratio of black or red
iron oxide, titanium dioxide and/or zinc oxide [8]. Metal dyes are used in finger nail polish and also the use and
concentration of heavy metals play an important role in cosmetics production [9, 7].
Like all processes producing goods that get ingested or can otherwise reach into human bodies the manufacturing of
cosmetics is under strict regulations and legislations and thus needs continuous control and monitoring [10].
Accurate trace element analysis is becoming increasingly important for many reasons, among them the
process control associated with cost savings, minimizing and controlling contamination and environmental pollution,
quality control of products and pure research.
2. Face Powder Problems Perception Survey
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Skin is the subject of vigorous research among both dermatologists who treat skin problems and cosmetic chemists
who formulate specialty skin care products [11, 12].
The cosmetics become widely used in the daily world [13, 14, 5], therefore the current study is
focusing onto a health concern during its excessive use and problems may be caused to the skin by daily using
of cosmetics. The choosing the face powder as a kind of cosmetics due to it is directly contacted with the face,
and as any negative change as a result of such powder could have bad impact onto health, psychological,
economical and social life [15, 16].
The daily use of cosmetics preparations has an important impact on the people health and economy,
therefore, achieving effective use and increasing the public awareness about using the face powder is one of our
goals in the current study.
Although it is a little bit difficult to analyze the effectiveness and performance of wide range cosmetic
preparations [17], it is believed spotting the highest influencing trade mark of face powder in the Libyan market
will help tracing some of the problems may be encountered. Moreover, variable types of such powder with their
frequency number of use could also reflect the growth in use. The recognizing of the most problems may be
encountered during the applying of face powder and finding out the most popular powder brands in our market
and which of them are safe for use are vital consideration in the current survey.
II. PRESENTATION OF DATA
The instrument used for the collection of data was specially constructed questionnaire, and accordingly
to the instrument design the outcomes were mainly quantitative in nature [18, 19]. After the questionnaire
design was agreed, the time was right to begin distributing the questionnaire. The questionnaire contains a
cover letter was supplied by a number of means; some participants were contacted personally by our project
group, and the rest received the questionnaire by assistant staff.
The questionnaire contained the following questions:
Part A: personal information
P1: what is your employment?
P2: to which of the following period of age, you are belonging?
P3: what is your skin type?
Part B: Subject's information
S1: Do you apply face powder daily?
S2: What is your purpose of applying face powder?
S3a: what is your powder name?
S3b: what is the name of your powder manufacturing country?
S3c: what is the price of your powder?
S3d: Do you use any other powder?
S4: What is your powder kind?
S5: From when do you apply face powder?
S6: Do you clean your face before applying the powder?
S7: Do you clean your face after applying the powder?
S8: What is the kind of your face cleaner?
S9: Do you apply the powder and foundation cream together
S10: Do you apply the powder with any other cream?
S11: Have you ever been suffer from any skin problems during applying face powder?
S12: If you answer yes, what is this problem?
S13: What do you do if one of these problems occurs?
S14: Have you ever been suffering from one of these problems and a change this powder?
S15: Do the problems occur in the winter differ from those occur in the summer?
S16: What is your powder applying tool?
S17: Do you clean this tool?
S18: Do you have any comments?
III. RESULTS AND FIGURES
The questionnaire was the project instrument for collecting the data; the completed questionnaires were
numbered and coded [20, 21]. Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the responses in Tripoli areas using face
powder all 156 out of 170 questionnaires. Quantitative data yielded from the questionnaire were analyzed using SPSS
for Windows and Microsoft Excel. According to the number of collected questionnaires, most of the targeted
questionnaires were received, 156 out of 170 females who already using face powder replied which is 91.8% percent,
and nine of them did not provide obvious reply, while five retained them back blank.
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Figure 1: the different employments of participants.
Fifty percent of female participants were students and the second was employ which was 18.5 percent; however
the rest of female participants were lower than 10 percent as introduced in the figure 1.
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Figure 2: age of participants
59.6 percent of female participants were between 15-25 years old, and as age increased the participants was
decreased (fig. 2).
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Type of Skin
Figure 3: skin types of participants
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The participants with oily skin were 33.3 percent, a normal skin were 30.7 however 20.5 percent a dry skin 14.1
percent had a combination skin characters within less than 20 percent (Fig. 3).
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No Sometimes Yes
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Figure 4: the percentage of face powder daily use
53.2 percent of participants are using face powder sometimes (ρ=0.11); the second are using face powder daily
33.9 percent (ρ=0.10) and the rest do not use it daily were 12.8 percent (ρ=0.11) (fig. 4).
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Protection Beauty Other reasons
Purposes
Figure 5: why do participants use face powder?
84.6 percent of the participants are using face powder for beauty, and 8.9 percent for protection and 5.1 percent
for other reasons (fig. 5).
Figure 6: the used brands by participants
19.2 percent of participants are using Nibo, followed by Pupa about 15.3 percent, then Max Factor in the third
about 7.6 % and Deborah about 6.4% (fig6).
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Period of Time
Figure 7: For how long participants began to apply face powder
35.2 percent of participants begin to apply face powder from 1-3 years, and 24.3 percent from more than five
years, and then 21.1percent from one year, and the rest of participants from 3-5 years were 17.3 percent (fig. 7).
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Do you Clean Your Face before Applying the Powder??
Figure 8: the participants whose clean the face before applying the powder
89.1 percent of female participants clean their face before applying the powder (fig. 8).
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Do You Clean Your Face after Applying the Powder??
Figure 9: the participants whose clean the face after removing the powder
More than 92.2percent from participants clean their face after applying the powder (fig.9).
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Orignal soap Deep skin cleaner Other cleaners Nothing
Cleaner Type
Figure 10: the different skin cleaners used by participants
48 percent from participants clean their face using original soap, 37.1 percent clean their face using deep skin
cleaner (fig. 10).
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Do You Apply the POwder with Foundation Cream??
Figure 11: the participants whose apply the powder with foundation cream
67.3 percent of female participants were applying the powder only without foundation cream, and the rest are
applying powder with foundation cream (fig. 11).
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Sun screen Skin lighting No
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Figure 12: the different types of creams or cosmetics in use
58.9 percent of female participants were not using any other creams, and about 30.1 percent of females
participants were using sun screen cream, and the rest of them were using skin lighting (fig. 12).
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Have You Ever Been Suffer from Any Problems During Using Face Powder??
Figure 13: the participants whose suffer from problems
66.6 percent of female participants were suffering from problems during using of face powder (fig. 13).
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Dryness Irritation Acne Spots Other
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Figure 14: the different problems or symptoms participants suffered
56.7 percent of female participants were suffer from dryness symptoms, 29.8 percent of female participants
suffer from irritation, and 26.9 percent suffer from acne and the rest of them suffer from spots and other
problems (fig. 14).
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Have YOu Ever Been Suffer from One of theses Problems and change this Powder?
Figure 15: who has changed the powder brand as a result of problem
37 percent of participants change their powder as a result of skin problems, but most of them were not change
their powder (Fig. 15).
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Do the Problems Occure in the Winter Differe from Those Ocurre in th Summer??
Figure 16: Do the season has effect on the skin powder
53.8percents from those suffering from problems, their problems different from winter to summer (fig. 16).
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Figure 17: the participants applying tool
91.9 percent of female participants were using sponge to applying the powder and the rest of them applying the
brush and other tools (fig. 17).
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Do You Clean this Tool??
Figure 18: do participants clean their applying tool
49.3percent of female participants were not clean their tool, 29.4 percent of them clean their tool weakly and
21.1 percent of them clean their tool monthly (fig. 18).
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IV. DESCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
The survey has fulfilled its aim through the exploring and perception of the face skin problems may be
encountered as a result of applying the face powder.
The analysis of the findings based on the aims of the study, which were shown earlier. However, the
authors, novice researchers are now aware of the need to rewrite the data as presented in the previous section.
Therefore the intention is to focus on principles and areas for future study. This section will dip into a number
of issues raised by participants and extracting useful data for discussion.
The results showed that the response rate was about 92 percent. This may be considered an excellent
response rate for a voluntary questionnaire by a group of respondents who, as research culture premature of
different jobs personnel, are considered to be elusive groups of subjects.
Currently, the majority of participants were students; therefore it is essential to consider the analysis will
be based upon those at all stages of analysis, and it will reflect mainly their opinion and age. There were many
reasons for this highest percent participation, among them are:
The current research is conducting by a final year team of students.
It is quite common these days that students use a make-up and cosmetics preparations in the university
days, however, such use was not accepted by the family and the conservative society few years ago.
Table 1: Problems occur with the most trademarks used by participants.
From the table we observed that the four expected problems mentioned in the questionnaire were been
found out and recurrently happened with Nibo (ρ=0.44) and Pupa (ρ=0.05). However, dryness, spots and
others appeared with Deborah (ρ=0.36) while, just Dryness occur with Max Factor (ρ=0.42).
From the above results we finally conclude that acne [22], irritation and spots problems are altered by both
skin type and powder trade name, Nevertheless dryness problems are altered by the type of the powder
trade name only not as the expected .
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Figure 19: the relation between dryness and applying the powder only without foundation cream
32 percent from those using the powder and foundation cream together suffer from dryness, while 43percent
of those using face powder only suffer from dryness (fig. 19).
Finally, from the result we found that more than 60% of participants suffer from skin problems as a result of
applying face powder.
Most types of skin problems were dryness, irritation, acne followed by spots. Dryness appears in a less
percent with those using foundation cream with face powder and what it was not expected that it appears in
participants who have a normal and oily skin respectively. Irritation appears in a high percent with those having a dry
skin and acne appear clearly with those having an oily skin. Spots appear with those have a normal skin.
Further research needs to be carried out to explore and investigate the specific cause of the problems may be
observed during the use of face powders.
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In conclusion our results, although give information on many health problems encountered during the
use of face powder from different sources on what the participants responses, and make the users of cosmetics
think about the safety, and due to the relative large incidence of problems mentioned, the need of a system and
control able to report, evaluate, withdraw of harmful cosmetics partially or totally cannot be ignored.
V. CONFLICT OF INTEREST
The authors have no conflict of interest directly relevant to the contents of this study.
VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The authors would like to thank Tripoli University students particularly (A. Dadoush, R. Ashames and S.
Mahmoud) for their helpful collaboration that has been fundamental for the study.
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