E-Books →Coloring the Cosmetic World Using Pigments in Decorative Cosmetic Formulations, 2nd Edition

A comprehensive resource on the regulations, applications, properties and processing of pigments used in color cosmetics, now in its second edition.
Coloring the Cosmetic World is a highly practical guide to colorant selection for product formulations in the modern cosmetics and toiletries industry. Providing the essential knowledge required to successfully incorporate pigments into cosmetic formulations, this unique resource covers all essential aspects of color selection―including regulations, economics, color esthetics, and stability―as well as processing, color measurement, pigment testing, natural colorants, and more. This new edition contains carefully revised content and includes updated coverage of economic and regulatory criteria.
Drawing upon their decades of experience in the color industry, the author and editor focus on the specific color additives that are approved for use in cosmetics formulations. The book's twelve in-depth chapters include full masstone representations of numerous pigments to help readers appreciate subtleties and differences in absorption pigments, effect pigments, specialty pigments, and others. Appendices contain various pigment test methods, a glossary, and an up-to-date listing of treated pigment patents. Covering the chemistry, regulations, evaluation, processing, and properties of worldwide cosmetic pigments, this one-of-a-kind book:
Covers the common pigments used in lipsticks, face makeup, eye shadow, mascara, nail lacquer, and other color cosmetics
Provides detailed information on a variety of specific pigments, including their chemical properties, esthetic quality, and application in a wide range of products
Discusses regulatory considerations and the economics of selecting colors for use in different decorative cosmetics
Highlights practical concerns such as colorants' stability, interactions with other chemicals, manufacturing conditions, and packaging
Explains how the effects of heat, light, pH, humidity, and other environmental factors inform pigment selection for different product types and use cases