U.S. Cosmetics Corporation

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Abyssal Cosmetics, Inc.

Masaru Kobayashi

Shigeru Kishida

Isao Imai

William Zavadoski

William Kalriess

Mark George LePage

Takako Wright

Masaakira Horino

Ian Smith

Heidi A Radcliffe

Tohgo Murata

Tetsuo Murata

A composition and method for enhancing skin adhesion of cosmetics by using pigments and extender pigments for the cosmetics, which pigments and extender pigments are treated with at least one hydrophobidizing agent and/or hydrophobidizing/lipophobidizing agent and one or more high viscosity esters having a viscosity in excess of 30 cps. The present invention further comprises such coated pigments and extender pigments as well as cosmetics made therewith.

Pigments and extender pigments with enhanced skin adhesion for cosmetic preparations

A pigment containing particles surface treated with N-acylglycine hydroxyaluminum and/or N-acyl-N-methylglycine hydroxyaluminum, and a pigment dispersion which contains such surface treated particles and a cosmetically acceptable oily material, having excellent dispersion stability and versatility (ease of dispersion and wide range of usage), because the particles are easily and uniformly dispersed in a short period of time at a high concentration in such a cosmetically acceptable oily material, thus a cosmetic product is thereby stable as an emulsion and has better usage than existing products.

Pigment dispersions and cosmetic products containing the same

A non-aqueous personal scrubbing composition comprising at least one water-soluble carbohydrate having a mean particle size diameter from about 100 microns to about 2000 microns in an amount from about 10 to about 90 weight percent of the total composition and non-aqueous media in an amount from about 10 to about 90 weight percent of the total composition.

Non-aqueous scrub comprising water soluble carbohydrates

An emulsion slurry for cosmetic products, which comprises particles of pigments d/or extender pigments having a lipophilic moiety attached to the surface thereof and cosmetically acceptable oil component or oily material or combination of both dispersed in a liquid suspending medium comprising a mixture of water and oil.

Slurry composition for cosmetic product and method of use

A composition for cosmetic products and a method for making the cosmetic products, the composition comprises particles of pigments and/or extender pigments, water-soluble metal salt, and one or more hydrophobidizing agents selected from hydrogenated lecithin, and water-soluble alkali salt of fatty acids, acylamino acids, and acyl collagen with the water-soluble metal salt and the one or more hydrophobidizing agents being prevented from chemically interacting with one another in the presence of ambient moisture prior to placement of the composition into an aqueous slurry by encapsulation or by entrapment of one of such materials.

Composition for hydrophobic cosmetic products

An oil-free and wax-free solid or powder-based cosmetic material having beneficial oil and wax characteristics without the detrimental effects thereof. The cosmetic material comprises pigments and/or pigment extenders which are surface treated with a hydrophobidizing material to become hydrophobic. The hydrophobidized cosmetic material is admixed with oil-free and wax-free binders in an aqueous slurry and then vacuum dehydrated and dried at an elevated temperature to provide the finished cosmetic product with excellent skin 'feel', adhesiveness, extendibility, payoff (i.e., pickup of the product by an applicator) and uniformity characteristic of oil-containing cosmetics but without oil and its detrimental effects.

Oil-free wax-free solid cosmetic composition

An aqueous slurry for cosmetic products, which comprises particles of pigments and/or extender pigments having a lipophilic moiety attached to the surface thereof and a cosmetically acceptable oily material dispersed in a liquid suspending medium consisting essentially of water.

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Woodstock, CT, United States of America

Masaru Kobayashi