2018
DOI: 10.14314/polimery.2018.7.10
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The effect of anionic surfactant – polyvinylpyrrolidone complexes formed in aqueous solutions on physicochemical and functional properties of shampoos

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“…Literature data Sułek et al, 2018) show a specific classification of cosmetics that, based on the zein value, distinguishes non-irritants (<200 mg N/100 ml), moderately irritants (200 -400 mg N/100 ml) and strong irritants (>400 mg N/100 ml) to the skin. As shown in Figure 1, zein values obtained in this experiment ranged from 140 mg N/100 ml to 196 mg N/100 ml which indicates that all tested shower gels could be classified as non-irritants.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature data Sułek et al, 2018) show a specific classification of cosmetics that, based on the zein value, distinguishes non-irritants (<200 mg N/100 ml), moderately irritants (200 -400 mg N/100 ml) and strong irritants (>400 mg N/100 ml) to the skin. As shown in Figure 1, zein values obtained in this experiment ranged from 140 mg N/100 ml to 196 mg N/100 ml which indicates that all tested shower gels could be classified as non-irritants.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature data Sułek et al, 2018) show a specific classification of cosmetics that, based on the zein value, distinguishes non-irritants (<200 mg N/100 ml), moderately irritants (200 -400 mg N/100 ml) and strong irritants (>400 mg N/100 ml) to the skin. As shown in Figure 1, zein values obtained in this experiment ranged from 140 mg N/100 ml to 196 mg N/100 ml which indicates that all tested shower gels could be classified as non-irritants.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature data Sułek et al, 2018) show a specific classification of cosmetics that, based on the zein value, distinguishes non-irritants (<200 mg N/100 ml), moderately irritants (200 -400 mg N/100 ml) and strong irritants (>400 mg N/100 ml) to the skin. As shown in Figure 1, zein values obtained in this experiment ranged from 140 mg N/100 ml to 196 mg N/100 ml which indicates that all tested shower gels could be classified as non-irritants.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%