Cosmetics
A general study including chemical composition, preparation and uses of
the following: Hair dye, hair spray, shampoo, suntan lotions, face powder,
lipsticks, talcum powder, nail enamel, creams (cold, vanishing and shaving
creams), Eye make-up (Mascara, Eye shadow, Eyeliner, Eyebrow pencil),
Antiperspirants, perfume.
Introduction:
Cosmetics
are like a magical touch-up kit for the face and body! They encompass a wide
range of products designed to enhance or alter one's appearance. Think makeup,
skincare, hair care, and fragrance—all rolled into one glamorous universe.
Makeup
is the star of the show, with products like foundation, lipstick, eye shadow,
and mascara playing leading roles. It's all about expressing yourself and
having fun with colors and textures. Skincare products, on the other hand,
focus on nourishing and caring for the skin, keeping it healthy and radiant.
Then there's hair care, ensuring those locks stay luscious and styled to
perfection. Cosmetics have been around for centuries, evolving from ancient
traditions to the modern beauty industry we know today.
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