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Oils and fats. This is one of the main ingredients in cosmetics, including plant-based oils such as flaxseed oil, soybean oil, olive oil, as well as animal based oils such as mink oil and wool fat. Oil plays a moisturizing and moisturizing role in cosmetics.
Wax. Including palm wax, jojoba wax, etc., mainly used in cosmetics to increase product stability and regulate viscosity.
Powder based raw materials. This type of raw material is mainly used for powdered cosmetics, such as talcum powder, titanium dioxide, etc. They are usually used to provide covering power or filling effect.
Solvent based raw materials. Such as water, alcohols, ketones, etc., used to dissolve other components and form a uniform liquid or semi-solid state.
Gelatin raw materials. For example, natural resins, synthetic polymers, etc., are commonly used to make gel products.
Moisturizing agents. Glycerin, hyaluronic acid, etc. are used to maintain skin moisture.
Surfactants. Used to maintain the stability and uniformity of the product.
Rheological regulators. Used to regulate the fluidity and viscosity of the product.
Antioxidants. Used to extend the shelf life of the product and protect its components from oxidation damage.
Chelating agents and pH regulators. Used to adjust the pH value of the product and maintain stability.
In addition, there are plant extracts (such as ethylbenzene, ceramides, squalane, etc.), which are commonly used to provide specific skincare effects such as antioxidant, moisturizing, and repairing effects. These ingredients play different roles in cosmetics and together determine the texture and efficacy of the cosmetics.
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