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    Facial foam is a face wash that gently cleans the face with a mildly textured formula. It removes dirt while its active ingredients can reduce oil, brighten, or treat acne depending on the brand. Cosmeceuticals like aloe vera, papaya, and calendula are commonly used in facial foams for their skin benefits. The mechanism of soap-based facial foams is that the fatty acid chains in the soap bind to dirt and grease, which are then rinsed away. The presented facial foam formula combines surfactants like MIPA Laureth Sulfate with emollients and active ingredients like aloe vera to gently cleanse and care for the skin.

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    Facial foam is a face wash that gently cleans the face with a mildly textured formula. It removes dirt while its active ingredients can reduce oil, brighten, or treat acne depending on the brand. Cosmeceuticals like aloe vera, papaya, and calendula are commonly used in facial foams for their skin benefits. The mechanism of soap-based facial foams is that the fatty acid chains in the soap bind to dirt and grease, which are then rinsed away. The presented facial foam formula combines surfactants like MIPA Laureth Sulfate with emollients and active ingredients like aloe vera to gently cleanse and care for the skin.

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    Facial foam is a face wash that gently cleans the face with a mildly textured formula. It removes dirt while its active ingredients can reduce oil, brighten, or treat acne depending on the brand. Cosmeceuticals like aloe vera, papaya, and calendula are commonly used in facial foams for their skin benefits. The mechanism of soap-based facial foams is that the fatty acid chains in the soap bind to dirt and grease, which are then rinsed away. The presented facial foam formula combines surfactants like MIPA Laureth Sulfate with emollients and active ingredients like aloe vera to gently cleanse and care for the skin.

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    Facial Foam

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    Hani Rahmania
    Facial foam is a face wash that gently cleans the face with a mildly textured formula. It removes dirt while its active ingredients can reduce oil, brighten, or treat acne depending on the brand. Cosmeceuticals like aloe vera, papaya, and calendula are commonly used in facial foams for their skin benefits. The mechanism of soap-based facial foams is that the fatty acid chains in the soap bind to dirt and grease, which are then rinsed away. The presented facial foam formula combines surfactants like MIPA Laureth Sulfate with emollients and active ingredients like aloe vera to gently cleanse and care for the skin.

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    The key takeaways are that facial foam is a face wash with mildly textured that functions to clean dirt from the face. Other functions depend on the variant and brand, such as reducing oil or brightening. Facial foam is formed from fatty acid chains that bind dirt and bring it into water for removal.

    The main functions of facial foam are to clean dirt from the face. Other possible functions depend on the variant or brand and can include reducing oil production, brightening the skin, fighting acne, or other targeted effects.

    Plants commonly used in facial foam include aloe vera, papaya, and calendula. Aloe vera stimulates collagen production and moisturizes skin. Papaya contains enzymes that exfoliate dead skin cells. Calendula soothes sensitive skin.

    Facial foam

    By : Aiyun Astiyani
    What’s facial foam??

    Facial foam is a face wash with mildly textured. The


    main function is to clean the dirt in the face. Other
    function depend on variant and brand (to reduce oil,
    brightening, anti acne, etc)
    Urgency of Topic

    Cosmeceuticals are cosmetic products with biologically active ingredients


    purporting to have medical or drug‐like benefits. A cosmeceutical is an ingredient
    with medicinal properties that manifests beneficial topical actions and provides
    protection against degenerative skin conditions. The word "Cosmeceuticals" was
    popularized by Albert M. Kligman in the late 1970s. It encompasses cosmetic
    actives with therapeutic, disease fighting, or healing properties, serving as a bridge
    between personal care products and pharmaceuticals. Like cosmetics,
    cosmeceuticals are topically applied, but they contain ingredients that influence the
    biological function of the skin.1 Cosmeceuticals improve appearance by delivering
    nutrients necessary for healthy skin. Cosmeceuticals typically claim to improve skin
    tone, texture, and radiance, while reducing wrinkling. Cosmeceuticals are the
    fastest‐growing segment of the natural personal care industry.
    (Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research)
    Mechanism Facial Foam

    Soaps are formed from various fatty acid chains. At each end of this
    chain there is an ion, generally sodium or potassium ions. Well,
    when the soap mixes with water, this fatty acid chain will bind dirt,
    especially greasy and fatty ones. Then, the ions present at the end
    of the fatty acid chain will be responsible for bringing these fatty
    acid and fecal bonds into the water. Finally, dirt can be removed
    and taken away along with water. This can not be done by plain
    water because water can not mix with oil, so the dirt will not
    simply lift up by water.
    Plants used for facial foam

    Aloe vera
    Cosmetic Values of Aloe vera
    • Aloe vera stimulates the production of collagen and
    Genus : Aloe elastin that prevents aging of the skin.
    Species : Aloe vera linn. • Aloe vera gel lightens the dark spots on the face and
    • Aloe contains two classes of Aloins: (1) reduces the intensity of pigmentation.
    nataloins, which yield picric and oxalic acids • When applied topically, the gel acts as best
    with nitric acid, and do not give a red coloration moisturizer, removes dead skin cells and rejuvenates
    with nitric acid; and (2) barbaloins, which yield the skin.
    aloetic acid (C7H2N3O5), chrysammic acid • It hastens the skin repair and hydrates your skin
    (C7H2N2O6), picric and oxalic acids with nitric resulting in healthy and glowing skin.
    • People with oily skin can prevent formation of pimples
    acid, being reddened by the acid.
    and acne by using this gel

    (ICC Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry)


    Plants used for facial foam
    a. Proteolytic Enzymes
    b. Papain
    c. Chymopapain
    d. Carpaine
    e. Lycopene
    Carica f. Fibrin
    Papaya Cosmetic Values of carica papaya
    • Rubbing the white pulp of raw papaya improves
    pimples as well as wrinkles. Papaya works as a
    Botanical Name: Carica papaya good bleaching agent. It is an important
    Family Name: Caricaceae ingredient in bath soaps, astringents, detergent
    Common Name: Papaya, Paw Paw, Kates, Papaw Part Used: bars and hand washes.Home Recipe for Papaya
    Leaves, Fruits, bark, leaves
    Skin Lightner Experts suggest that papaya can
    • These nutritional values of papaya help to prevent the
    help in removing dead worn-out skin cells and
    oxidation of cholesterol. Papaya is rich in iron and
    calcium; a good source of vitamins A, B and G and an replace it with healthy new cells, thereby
    excellent source of vitamin C (ascorbic acid). The extracts lightening the color of our skin. For this, one can
    of unripe C. papaya contain terpenoids, alkaloids, prepare a paste of raw papaya and apply it on the
    flavonoids, carbohydrates, glycosides, saponins, and skin once for few days.
    steroids.
    (Journal of Medicinal Plants Studies)
    Plants used for facial foam

    Calendula

    Calendula (Calendula officinalis) Cosmetic Values of Calendula


    Botanical Family: Asteraceae syn. compositae - Aster Family • Can used for Facial steams cleansing of the
    • Over thirty chemical components have been identified in skin. Steams can be done once or twice a
    calendula. These constituents include the flavonol
    month depending on skin type. Facial
    glycosides isoquercitrin, narcissin, neohesperidoside, and
    rutin, terpenoids a- and b-amyrin, lupeol,
    steams are contraindicated when skin is
    longispinogenin, and sterols, volatile oils, arvoside A, inflamed or when there is a high amount
    carotenoid pigments, calendulin, and polysaccharides. of broken capillaries. Calendula can be
    (HerbalGram, Expanded Commission E) The plant used for all skin types and specifically for
    contains a number of pentacylic alcohols including sensitive skin.
    faradol, brein, arnidiol, and caldenduladiol. Rutin,
    quercitin, and isorhamnetin are among the flavonoids in
    the plant. (Foster) (The East-West School for Herbal and Aromatic Studies)
    Mechanism Aloe vera

     Mucopolysaccharides help in binding moisture into the skin. Aloe stimulates


    fibroblast which produces the collagen and elastin fibers making the skin more
    elastic and less wrinkled. It also has cohesive effects on the superficial flaking
    epidermal cells by sticking them together, which softens the skin. The amino
    acids also soften hardened skin cells and zinc acts as an astringent to tighten
    pores. Its moisturizing effects has also been studied in treatment of dry skin
    associated with occupational exposure where aloe vera gel gloves improved the
    skin integrity, decreases appearance of fine wrinkle and decreases erythema. It
    also has anti-acne effect.
    Formulation
    Phase Name Weight (%) Function

    A MIPA Laureth Sulfate And Propylene Glycol 10,5 Base surfactan/foaming powder

    PEG-18 Castor Oil Dioleate 1,5 Emulsifier for oils

    Aloe Vera 0.8 Activ subtance

    PEG-6 Caprylic/Capric Glycerides 0.5 Refatting and wetting


    agent/solubilising agent
    Lauryl Glucoside 0.5 Co-surfactant

    Glycerin 0.4 Moisturizing agent

    PEG-200 Hydrogenated Glyceryl Palmate And PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate q.s. Foam stabilizing agent

    B Cocamidopropyl Betaine 5.0 Co-surfactant/foam booster

    Nacl 2.5

    Aqua 25.0

    C Aqua Add to 100

    D Preservative q.s. Preservative

    Panthenol q.s. Active care agent

    Parfume/Fragrance q.s.

    Lactic Acid q.s. Moisturizing agent


    Preparation (at room temperature 60ᵒC)

    1. Mix phase A and B separately.


    2. Add phase B to phase A and stir gentle
    3. Add phase C to phase AB
    4. When this mixture becomes clear add phase ABC
    5. Adjust the pH-value by addition of citric acid / NaOH (w=0.20)
    to 5.5-60

    (Sasol cosmetics formulary)


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    Aloe Vera
    Facial Foam
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