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Hair cosmetics and shampoos, in particular are formulated to be n()()() to the hair, skin, and eyes.

nontoxic, nonirritant, and non-damaging

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These formula should not of course, include o Substances that are systemically toxic following their () absorption

percutaneous

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The integrity of the cuticle is degraded by perming, bleaching, and permanent dyeing, which lead to raising and softening of the cuticle thereby making it vulnerable to ()

mechanical abrasion

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may be under excessive physical traction determined by fashion

scalp hair

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ight rollers and tight hairstyles. This can result in temporary hair loss, and if continued over a long period will result in

permanent hair loss

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Many cosmetic compounds target the skin rather than the hair. Antidandruff and antiseborrheic cosmetic compounds target the (), not the scalp hair.

scalp

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Many other cosmetics intend to modify the hair/skin system, o Example: Preshave and aftershave lotions, along with depilatories, where the effect on hair is always associated with some effect on the

skin

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Ideally, hair cosmetics should not have contact with the skin, but in practice this is hardly

achievable

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In some procedures, such as hair dyeing and hair bleaching, skin contact is unnecessary to perform the procedure itself but hardly () during such a procedure.

avoidable

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re produced by reacting a fatty alcohol with either chlorosulfonic acid or sulfur trioxide

Alkyl sulfates

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The acid ester formed requires () to prevent it splitting to the original fatty alcohol and sulfuric acid

neutralization

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The acid ester formed requires neutralization to prevent it splitting to the original fatty alcohol and sulfuric acid. ()()()()are commonly used bases.

Sodium hydroxide, triethanolamine, monoethanolamine, ammonia and magnesium carbonate

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The () length of the original fatty alcohol affects solubility, foaming, detergency, and irritation potential of the resulting alkyl sulfate.

carbon chain

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The manufacturing process for alkyl ether sulfates is similar to that for alkyl sulfates, but an () is used.

ethoxylated fatty alcohol

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The choice of base for neutralization is the same. The number of () of ethylene oxide in the resulting alkyl ether sulfate will affect foam, viscosity and mildness:

molecules

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are very mild, with good foaming and detergent properties.

Sulfosuccinic acid mono esters

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are superior for their wetting properties

Sulfosuccinic acid di-esters

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 Since they are sensitive to hydrolysis and are difficult to structure they tend to be used in conjunction with () to produce mild shampoos.

alkyl ether sulfates

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These are materials that have other interesting properties for the shampoo formulator, other than foam potential and detergency

Isothionates, taurides and sarcosinates

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are exceptionally mild to skin and eyes, and are particularly tolerant to hard water.

Isothionates

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