The Procter Gamble Company

Milliken & Company

Michael McDonnell

Denis Alfred Gonzales

Michael Leslie Groombridge

Gregory Scot Miracle

Patrick Christopher Stenger

Dominick Joseph Valenti

Kathryn Christian Kien

Gregory Eduard Fernandes

Andrew P Moon

Dominic Michael Piff

Gregor Anton Meissner

Mark Robert Sivik

Sophia Ebert

Frank Bachmann

Bjoern Ludolph

Stephen Robert Glassmeyer

Gunther Schlingloff

Aicha Dkidak

Stefan Bruhns

Robert Edward Shumate

Andrew Philip Moon

Sanjeev Sharma

Gang Si

David Good

Stephen Anthony Derose

Helen Lu

Kristine Lynn Fliter

Andreas Lindenmaier

Zheng-Zheng Huang

Kathleen Mary Mcdonough

Stefan James Egan

Gregory Edward Fernandes

Ulrich Menge

Andrew Phillip Moon

A detergent composition can include a cleaning composition including: (a) linear alkyl benzene sulphonate surfactant; (b) alkyl ethoxylated sulphate surfactant; and (c) alkoxylated polymer.

Cleaning composition

A fibrous structure comprising first and second plies. The first ply comprises a first textured substrate comprising a first side comprising first discrete regions and a first continuous region extending between the first discrete regions, each first discrete region comprising an outer section and sidewall sections extending outwardly from the adjacent first continuous region to the outer section; a second side comprising first discrete portions corresponding to the first discrete regions and a first continuous portion corresponding to the first continuous region; and first polymer particles deposited on at least one of the first side or the second side. When the first polymer particles are deposited on the first side, the first polymer particles are substantially deposited on the outer sections of the first discrete regions and do not extend to the adjacent first continuous region. When the first polymer particles are deposited on the second side, the first polymer particles are substantially deposited on the first continuous portion and do not extend to the adjacent first discrete portions. At least a section of each of the first polymer particles defines a raised edge. The second ply comprises a second substrate joined to the first textured substrate.

Methods of making fibrous structures with shaped polymer particles

A method of forming a fibrous structure including: providing a first textured substrate that has a first side with first discrete regions and a first continuous region extending between the first discrete regions, and a second side comprising a plurality of first discrete portions corresponding to the first discrete regions and a first continuous portion corresponding to the first continuous region; passing the first textured substrate across a nozzle of a slot coat header, wherein a heated polymer is dispensed from the nozzle; depositing the heated polymer onto one of the first or the second side of the first textured substrate to form a plurality of first polymer particles, wherein the heated polymer is substantially deposited on an area of the first textured substrate that contacts the nozzle such that at least a section of each of the first polymer particles defines a raised edge; and joining the first textured substrate to a second substrate to form the fibrous structure.

The present invention relates to a laundry detergent composition comprising a particle comprising hueing agent and clay. The particle can be incorporated into laundry detergent products, such as a laundry detergent powder. The particle exhibits an excellent storage stability profile with very little bleeding of the hueing dye from the particle, exhibits excellent fabric deposition of the hueing dye during a laundering process without causing any spot staining of the fabric, and does not impact the visual appearance of a laundry detergent powder when incorporated therein.

Laundry detergent composition comprising a particle having hueing agent and clay

A textured substrate comprising: a first side comprising discrete regions and a continuous region extending between the discrete regions and a second side comprising discrete portions corresponding to the discrete regions and a continuous portion corresponding to the continuous region and a second side comprising discrete portions corresponding to the discrete regions and a continuous portion corresponding to the continuous region. Each discrete region comprises an outer section and sidewall sections extending outwardly from the adjacent continuous region to the outer section. Polymer particles are deposited on at least one of the first side or the second side. At least a section of each polymer particle defines a raised edge.

Fibrous structures with shaped polymer particles

Shaped particles having a longitudinal length (L) and a predetermined complex cross-sectional shape extending on a plane perpendicular to said longitudinal length (L). The cross-sectional shape has at least one vertex. An edge extends along the length L from the vertex. The particles further comprise an anchoring element disposed away from the edge. The ratio of said length (L) to a perimeter-equivalent diameter of said predetermined cross-sectional shape 'ECD P' is between about 0.5 and about 5.

Shaped particles

The present invention relates to a skin cleansing composition, preferably a facial cleanser, comprising biodegradable abrasive particles having a mean Circularity of from about 0.60 to 0.90, a mean Solidity from about 0.60 to about 1.0, and a Biodegradable Rate of at least about 30% as determined after 28 days. In a preferred embodiment, the total skin cleansing composition has a Biodegradable Rate of at least 60% as determined after 90 days.

Skin cleansing compositions comprising biodegradable abrasive particles

A laundry detergent composition having a particle, wherein the particle has: (a) hueing agent, wherein the hueing agent has the following structure: 

A liquid cleaning and/or cleansing composition comprising non-spherical and/or non-rolling abrasive cleaning particles wherein the abrasive cleaning particles comprise extruded, and/or three-dimensional printed, elements having a longitudinal length 'L' extending parallel to a z-axis and a complex cross-sectional shape extending on a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal length 'L' and parallel to an x-y plane, wherein the complex cross-sectional shape comprises one or more elongate protrusions projecting in a direction parallel to the longitudinal length &#x201c;L&#x201d;, each protrusion having at least one edge, and wherein the complex cross-sectional shape is a predetermined non-random cross-sectional shape.

Liquid cleaning and/or cleansing composition

A liquid cleaning and/or cleansing composition comprising non-spherical and/or non-rolling abrasive cleaning particles wherein the abrasive cleaning particles comprise extruded, and/or three dimensional printed, elements wherein the elements have a longitudinal length L extending parallel to a z-axis and a predetermined cross-sectional shape on a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal length L and projecting along the length L, the predetermined cross-sectional shape having a form factor of from 0.1 to 0.7 as measured according to ISO 9276-6, and wherein the ratio of the length L to perimeter-equivalent diameter of the predetermined cross-sectional shape 'ECD P' is from 0.5 to 3.

A composition comprising abrasive particles derived from inorganic-based foam, wherein said abrasive particles are non-spherical having a form factor from 0.1 to 0.6 and a solidity from 0.3 to 0.9, and wherein said abrasive particles comprise one or more inorganic materials and have a MOHs hardness of from 1 to 4.

Liquid detergent composition with abrasive particles

The present invention relates to encapsulated phthalocyanine particles, to a process for the preparation thereof, compositions comprising such particles and washing agent formulations. The encapsulated phthalocyanine particles comprise

Laundry detergent composition comprising particles of phthalocyanine compound encapsulated in low bloom gelatine

A method for manufacturing a shaped article comprising the step of cutting a shaped article from a first article; wherein as the shaped article is cut from the first article the shaped article's cross-section is deformed and wherein the first article's cross-section is shaped such that it compensates for the deformation during the cutting step so as to achieve a shaped article with a desired cross-section. Shaped articles and compositions comprising shaped articles are also described.

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