The Procter Gamble Company

Basf Se Corporation

Wella Operations Us, LLC

Wella International Operations Switzerland Sarl

Wella Germany Gmbh

Wella International Operations Swi

Axel Meyer

Mattias Schmidt

Renae Dianna Fossum

Stephen Allen Goldman

Edward Joseph Urankar

Bruno Johannes Ehrnsperger

Jean-Pol Boutique

Torsten Lindner

Robin Lynn McKiernan

Mathias Kurt Herrlein

James P Johnston

Karl-Heinz Schumacher

Matija Crne

Karl Haeberle

Thomas Daniel

Ulrich Riegel

Jean-Philippe Marie Autran

Simon Paul Godfrey

Stefan Bruhns

Oliver Hartz

Dimitris Ioannis Collias

Ulrike Licht

Jean Wevers

Kenneth Nathan Price

Motonori Yamamoto

Michaela Monika Czupik

Regine Labeque

Steven Daryl Smith

Oral Aydin

Peter Dziezok

Michael Divo

Jane Ellen Godlewski

Gabriele Stiehl

Mark Elliott

Josef Breu

Cornelis Petrus Beyers

Michael E Burns

Holger Beruda

Dieter Hermeling

Juan Esteban Velasquez

Janette Villalobos Lingoes

Richard Taylor

Matthias Morand

Stephen Robert Schofield

Dieter Urban

Christoph Kiener

Carmen-Elena Cimpeanu

Pierre Daniel Verstraete

Corinne Mohr

Stefan Dahmen

Steven Jozef Louis Coosemans

Graham Neil McKelvey

Carolyn Ann Spitzmueller

Andrej Gross

Axel Weiss

Heiko Diehl

Klaus Dieter Hoerner

Yvonne Hagen

Michael Moeller

Volker Kriegisch

Tatjana Schaefer

Vincent John Becks

Michael A Brook

Diane Barbara Parry

Thomas Breiner

Steven Jozef Coosemans

Manuela Stirner

Tina Schroeder-Grimonpont

Janette Marie Villalobos

Lars Siegfried Dahne

Juan Estaban Velasquez

Karl Haberle

Yasue Nakagawa

Lorenzo Matteo Pierre Gualco

Michael Rene Weaver

Maria Teresa Hechavarria Fonseca

Lars Siegfried Dähne

Tina Schröder-Grimonpont

Karl Häberle

Thomas Tombuelt-Meyer

Klaus Dieter Hörner

Graham Neil Mckelvey

Christian Beil

Malte Afflerbach

Maik Tremel

Andrea Lieselotte Link

Jay I Kahn

Mark A Smerznak

Cagri Uzum

Steve Daryl Smith

Felix Herkner

Iwein Jozef Maria Jaak Goderis

Cagri Üzüm

Petra Barbara Braun

Yan Wang

Petra Braun

Bjoern Hoffmann

Lina Makavou-Jennen

A film coating for keratin fibers is described. The film coating is produced by applying to the keratin fibers a pretreatment composition and a film forming composition and curing the compositions to produce the film coating. The coating may be clear and function as a styling, conditioning and holding. The coating alternatively may contain pigment particles and provide a color coating.

Method for coating keratin fibers

The instant disclosure generally relates to a multicomponent composition for coloring mammalian or synthetic substrate material and textiles, the composition comprising a first and second components and a third component. The first and second components comprise first and second silicone polymers respectively. Any one or more of the first, second and third components may also comprise pigment microparticles. The first, second and third compounds meld together on substrate material and textiles and especially on hair to form a highly remanent colored coating. The multicomponent composition formed and set in situ as a solid linked coating has a substantially permanent pigment lastingness and minimally alters the substrate material and textiles.

Multicomponent silicone composition

The instant disclosure generally relates to a multicomponent composition for coating mammalian or synthetic keratin material and textiles, the composition comprising a first and second components and a third component. The first and second components comprise first and second compounds respectively. Any one or more of the first, second and third components may also comprise pigment microparticles. The first, second and third compounds meld together on keratin material and textiles and especially on hair to form a coating that can be formulated to provide temporary coverage or provide permanent coverage. The multicomponent composition formed and set in situ as a solid linked coating ranges from ready removability to substantially permanent lastingness.

Multicomponent composition (Michael addition)

The instant disclosure generally relates to a multicomponent composition for coloring mammalian or synthetic keratin fibers, the multicomponent composition comprising first, second, third and fourth components. The first component includes an organic polymer, the second component includes an in situ linking material, the third component includes a base compound and the fourth component includes a catalyst or other substance. One or more of the components includes pigment microparticles. The multicomponent composition in situ links upon application, forms a solid coating on treated material such as hair and has a substantially long color remanence following development. Methods of using such compositions are also described herein.

Multicomponent composition

The instant disclosure generally relates to a bicomponent composition for coloring mammalian or synthetic keratin fibers, the bicomponent composition comprising first, second, components. The first component includes an organic polymer, the second component includes a pretreatment base compound. One or more of the components includes pigment microparticles. The bicomponent composition combines upon application to treated material such as hair, forms a solid coating thereon and has a substantially long color fastness following development (setting). Methods of using such compositions are also described herein.

Bicomponent composition

An agent for dyeing keratin fibers comprises a composition A comprising at least one alkalizing agent, at least one oxidative dye precursor, at least one surfactant and at least one fatty substance free of carboxylic acid groups and a composition B comprising at least one oxidizing agent and at least one surfactant. The concentration of fatty substances free of carboxylic acid groups after mixing composition A and composition B is at least 20% by weight relative to the total weight of the mixed composition A and B. The concentration of alkalizing agent after mixing composition A and composition B is not more than 1.75% by weight relative to the total weight of the mixed composition A and B.

Composition for lightening or dyeing keratin fibers with a low amount of alkalizing agent

Method for treating hair comprising the application onto hair of polymeric layer(s) which can removed to a large extent or even totally in an easy manner upon request of the user by using oxidizing composition.

Hair treatment method and kit thereof

Bio-based glacial acrylic acid, produced from hydroxypropionic acid, hydroxypropionic acid derivatives, or mixtures thereof and having impurities of hydroxypropionic acid, hydroxypropionic acid derivatives, or mixtures thereof, is polymerized to poly(acrylic acid) or superabsorbent polymer using the same processes as petroleum-derived glacial acrylic acid.

Poly(acrylic acid) from bio-based acrylic acid and its derivatives

An absorbent structure comprising absorbent polymer particles supported by a substrate layer and immobilized on this substrate layer by a thermoplastic adhesive material and further comprising a component sorbing oily substances that may migrate from the thermoplastic adhesive material is disclosed. The absorbent structure can be suitably incorporated in a disposable absorbent article.

Absorbent structure comprising an oil-scavenger component

Superabsorbent material, comprising first superabsorbent polymers, coated with second clay-crosslinked superabsorbent polymers, said second clay-crosslinked superabsorbent polymers being obtainable by the step of polymerization of a solution/dispersion of polymerizable compounds and clay particles, to obtain said second superabsorbent polymers, crosslinked by said clay particles, of a weight average largest particle dimension of less than 800 nm.

Coated superabsorbent polymer particles and processes therefore

Superabsorbent material, comprising clay-crosslinked superabsorbent polymers, obtainable by polymerizing in a spray-stream, polymerizable compounds in the presence of a polymerization initiator system, and nano-sized or individual clay particles, which are all introduced into a vessel by a spraying step in the form of a said spray-stream thereof, whereby said clay particles crosslink said polymers during polymerization. The invention also relates to such a process and absorbent articles comprising such superabsorbent material.

Superabsorbent polymer composite particles and processes therefore

The use of aqueous polyurethane dispersions is described for the lamination of moldings, where the polyurethane comprises units derived from at least one amorphous polyester polyol and comprises units derived from at least one polycarbonate.

Use of aqueous polyurethane dispersions for laminating molded articles

An aqueous acidic polymerization liquid comprising polymerizable monomers or oligomers with carboxylate and/or carboxylic acid moiety or moieties, and edge modified clay that is homogenously dispersable in said liquid is provided, and also methods for making such liquids, and also edge-modified-clay linked water-absorbing polymers made by with said liquids and methods, and disposable absorbent articles comprising such edge-modified-clay linked water-absorbing polycarboxylate/polycarboxylic acid polymers.

Water-absorbent edge-modified-clay linked polymers

An aqueous acidic polymerization liquid comprising polymerizable monomers or oligomers with carboxylate and/or carboxylic acid moiety or moieties, and basal surface modified clay that is homogenously dispersable in said liquid is provided, and also methods for making such liquids, and also surface-modified-clay linked water-absorbing polymers made with said liquids and methods, and disposable absorbent articles comprising such surface-modified-clay linked water-absorbing polycarboxylate/polycarboxylic acid polymers.

Water-absorbent surface-modified-clay linked polymers

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