Introduction to Cosmetics formulation and development

A detailed overview of Introduction to Cosmetics formulation and development

1. Introduction to Cosmetic Formulating

2. What you’ll learn Cosmetic industry Types of products & formulation forms Types of raw materials Testing requirements Setting up a cosmetic lab Information to make you a better cosmetic chemist

3. Almost everything I learned about formulating, I learned on the job and from other formulators … not in college

4. You don’t need chemistry degree to learn to formulate… But if you want a job as a formulator, then you’ll need one

5. Being a Cosmetic Chemist is great! Low stress Inventing Creative Learning Fun! Actual Impact

6. The Cosmetics Industry

7. Knowing the industry will help you start your career, get formulation ideas, & help you innovate

8. Skin Products

9. Image of hair products Hair Products

10. Image of color cosmetics Color Cosmetics

11. Perfume & F r a g r ances

12. Oral / Personal Care Products Toothpaste Mouthwash Whitening strips Deodorant Depilatories

13. Cosmetic-type products with FDA Monographs (OTC) Restricted Active Ingredients Restricted Claims

14. Cosmetic-type products with FDA Monographs (OTC) Sunscreen Antiperspirant Skin lightening Psoriasis treatments Wart Removers Anti-acne products Toothpaste (with fluoride) Anti-microbial products Topical Analgesics

15. Top Cosmetic C om panies 2019* L’Oréal Unilever Estée Lauder $30.8 billion $23.6 billion $14.9 billion 4. Procter & Gamble $12.4 billion Shiseido Coty LVMH Beiersdorf J&J Kao $9.9 billion $9.3 billion $6.9 billion $6.7 billion $6.3 billion $5.7 billion * https:// www.beautypackaging.com/heaps/ view/6459/1/

16. Strongest Personal Care Brands 1) L’Oreal Paris 2) Colgate 3) Gillette 4) Lancome 5) Nivea 6) Garnier 7) Clinique 8) Dove 9) Estee Lauder 10) Pantene Pro V 11) Olay 12) Crest 13) Shiseido 14) Oral-B 15) Head and Shoulders * According to Women’s Wear Daily

17. Top Cosmetic Brands Emulate Formulas From these brands when you Create Products

18. Cosmetic Raw Materials

19. Knowing the raw materials is essential information for you to make cosmetic formulas

20. Cosmetic Raw Materials Functional Aesthetic Claims / Marketing Found in the INCI Dictionary

21. Cosmetic Raw Material Classifications

22. Most important Functional Cosmetic Raw Materials ● Cleansers Conditioning Agents Colorants Fragrances Active ingredients Film formers ● ● ● ● ●

23. Aesthetic Raw Materials Solvents Adjusters Thickeners Fragrance Fillers Special Effects Delivery Systems Preservatives

24. Claims Ingredients Added to support a marketing story Vitamins Botanical Extracts Proteins Anti-Aging Advanced technology

25. Types of Cosmetic Formulas

26. Knowing the formula types will allow you to create products that consumers want to use

27. 8 Formulation Types ● Solutions Creams Lotions Oi n t m e n ts Powders Gels Sticks Ae r osols ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

28. 6 Steps to Creating a cosmetic formula / product Getting set up Picking a benchmark Starting formulas Raw materials Making prototypes Testing

29. To formulate you need to Have the right equipment

30. Essential Lab equipment Containers Weighing equipment Mixers Heating & Cooling devices Lab supplies Testing equipment

31. Step 2 – Picking a Benchmark Benchmark: A commercial product that approximates your desired product

32. Factors when choosing a benchmark Performance characteristics Aesthetics Market Popularity Matches your consumer expectations

33. Using a benchmark Quantify how it works Use the product Note performance Do lab tests Characteristics ● ● ● ● ● ● F o am Feel Odor ● ●

34. Step 3 – Finding a Starting Formula

35. Where to get Starting Formulas ● Chemical suppliers Patents Books Trade journals Ingredient lists LOIs ● ● ● ●

36. Step 4 - Cosmetic Raw Materials

37. Learning about Raw Materials INCI Dictionary Buyer’s Guide Happi.com PCPC buyers guide Aggregators ulprospector.com knowde.com chemberry.com Trade shows

38. Get in-depth information about How, when & why to use specific cosmetic ingredients https://bit.ly/PCF-raw-materials

39. Getting Raw Materials Order from supplier Meet sales people at SCC meetings Trade shows Buying ingredients Amazon Direct from supplier eBay

40. Step 5 – Making Prototypes

41. Basic procedure Largest volume first Add powders first. Heat formula Add liquid ingredients Mix at high temp 20 min Cool batch Below 40C add temp sensitive ingredients Cool to RT

42. Step 6 - Testing Prototypes Knowing how to test cosmetics ensures you make high quality, safe, stable & legal products

43. Types of testing ● QC / QA pH Viscosity test Odor check Appearance check Stability testing Microbial testing Performance testing ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

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