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ANNEX II: Frame formulations FRAME FRAME FORMULATION NAME FORMULATION NUMBER 1. SKIN CARE SKIN CARE CREAM, LOTION, GEL 1.1 SKIN CARE CREAM, LOTION, GEL - WITH HIGH LEVEL OF SILICONES 1.2 SKIN CARE CREAM, LOTION, GEL - WITH HIGH LEVEL OF HUMECTANTS 1.3 SKIN CARE CREAM, LOTION, GEL - WITH HIGH LEVEL OF BULKING AGENTS 1.4 SKIN CARE CREAM, LOTION, GEL - WITH HIGH LEVEL OF FATTY COMPOUNDS 1.5 SKIN CARE CREAM, LOTION, GEL - WITH HIGH LEVEL OF UV FILTERS 1.6 SKIN CARE CREAM, LOTION, GEL – WITH HIGH LEVEL OF PERFUME 1.7 ZINC OXIDE BASED CREAM 1.8 SKIN GEL (HYDRO-ALCOHOLIC BASED) 1.9 SKIN OIL 1.10 TONIC, COSMETIC WATER 1.12 CHEMICAL EXFOLIATION PRODUCTS 1.13 SKIN CARE (SILICONE BASED) 1.14 PETROLEUM JELLY 1.15 1 TALCUM POWDER (LOOSE OR PRESSED) 1.16 LIP CARE (STICK, CREAM, GEL) 1.17 2. SKIN CLEANSING FOAMING SKIN CLEANSER 2.1 FOAMING SKIN CLEANSER – WITH HIGH LEVEL OF OILS AND/OR HUMECTANT 2.2 MAKE-UP REMOVER - NON FOAMING CLEANSER (INCLUDING TWO-PHASE 2.3 PRODUCTS) MAKE-UP REMOVER - NON FOAMING OIL CLEANSER 2.4 GENTLE CLEANSING GEL 2.5 SKIN CLEANSING CREAM, LOTION, SCRUB, GEL 2.6 BODY SCRUB (GEL, CREAM) 2.7 SOAP – TOILET 2.8 LIQUID SOAP 2.9 BATH AND SHOWER GEL, CREAM, MILK, PASTE 2.10 SLIGHTLY FOAMING SHOWER CREAM, MILK 2.11 BATH SALTS / CUBES 2.12 BATH AND SHOWER OIL (INCLUDING BATH BEADS) 2.13 FOOTBATH 2.14 SYNDET BAR 2.15 COMBO BAR 2.16 2 3. HAIR REMOVAL CHEMICAL DEPILATORY – CREAM, GEL 3.1 PHYSICAL DEPILATORY WAX – RESIN BASED 3.2 PHYSICAL DEPILATORY WAX – SUGAR BASED 3.3 4. BLEACH FOR BODY HAIR BLEACH FOR BODY HAIR 4.1 5. CORRECTION OF BODY ODOUR AND/OR PERSPIRATION ANTIPERSPIRANT AEROSOL SPRAY (WITH ANTIPERSPIRANT SALT) 5.1 DEODORANT AEROSOL SPRAY (WITHOUT ANTIPERSPIRANT SALT) 5.2 ANTIPERSPIRANT ROLL-ON (WITH ANTIPERSPIRANT SALT) 5.3 DEODORANT ROLL-ON (WITHOUT ANTIPERSPIRANT SALT) 5.4 ANTIPERSPIRANT STICK (WITH ANTIPERSPIRANT SALT) 5.5 DEODORANT STICK (WITHOUT ANTIPERSPIRANT SALT) 5.6 ANTIPERSPIRANT LIQUID SQUEEZE PACK OR PUMP SPRAY 5.7 DEODORANT LIQUID SQUEEZE PACK OR PUMP SPRAY 5.8 ANTIPERSPIRANT CREAM 5.9 6. SHAVING PRODUCTS SHAVING CREAM 6.1 BRUSHLESS SHAVING CREAM 6.2 3 SHAVE GEL 6.3 SHAVING GEL (POST FOAMING) 6.4 SHAVING FOAM AEROSOL 6.5 SHAVING SOAP/STICK 6.6 AFTERSHAVE BALM 6.7 AFTERSHAVE LOTION 6.8 7. MAKE-UP FOUNDATION AND BLUSHER (LIQUID, CREAM, FOAM) 7.1 FOUNDATION – ANHYDROUS 7.2 CONCEALER CREAM 7.3 CONCEALER STICK 7.4 FOUNDATION / CONCEALER (SOLID) 7.5 FACE POWDER 7.6 LIPSTICK / LIP CREAM (INCLUDING CONCEALER STICK/CREAM) 7.7 LIP COLOUR AND GLOSSER/BALM 7.8 LIP PENCIL 7.9 LIPSTICK SEALER / LIP COAT 7.10 LIP AND EYE FIX 7.11 EYE FIX – ANHYDROUS 7.12 4 LIP INK (PENCIL) 7.13 LIP INK (LIQUID) 7.14 EYE SHADOW, BLUSHER AND LINER (POWDER) 7.15 EYE SHADOW AND BLUSHER (CREAM) 7.16 EYE SHADOW AND BLUSHER – ANHYDROUS (CREAM, STICK, POWDER, …) 7.17 EYE PENCIL 7.18 EYE LINER - REGULAR (LIQUID, CREAM) 7.19 EYE LINER - WATERPROOF (LIQUID, CREAM, PASTE) 7.20 EYE LINER (CAKE) 7.21 MASCARA – REGULAR 7.22 MASCARA – WATERPROOF 7.23 MASCARA (CAKE) 7.24 BODY GLITTER 7.25 8. PERFUMES PERFUME (EAU DE COLOGNE, EAU DE TOILETTE, EAU DE PARFUM, EXTRAIT DE 8.1 PARFUM, PARFUM) PERFUMED POWDER (LOOSE OR PRESSED) 8.2 SOLID PERFUME (PASTE, WAXE, …) 8.3 PERFUMED SKIN OIL 8.4 9. SUN PRODUCTS AND SELF TANNING PRODUCTS 5 SUNSCREEN CREAM, LOTION 9.1 SUNSCREEN OIL 9.2 SUNSCREEN STICK 9.3 SUNSCREEN HYDROGEL 9.4 SUNSCREEN GEL (OIL BASED) 9.5 SELF TAN - LOTION, CREAM 9.6 SELF TAN - LOTION, GEL 9.7 10. HAIR AND SCALP CARE PRODUCTS SHAMPOO – LIQUID, CREAM, PASTE 10.1 SOAP SHAMPOO 10.2 SHAMPOO PLUS CONDITIONER 10.3 HAIR CONDITIONER 10.4 HAIR CONDITIONER (SILICONE BASED) 10.5 HAIR / SCALP CARE LOTION 10.6 HAIR / SCALP BIPHASE LOTION 10.7 DRY SHAMPOO 10.8 11. HAIR COLOURING PRODUCTS HAIR COLORANT (TEMPORARY) – SHAMPOO 11.1 HAIR COLORANT (TEMPORARY) - FOAM, LOTION 11.2 6 HAIR COLORANT (TEMPORARY OR SEMI-PERMANENT) - LIQUID, CREAM, FOAM 11.3 HAIR COLORANT (PERMANENT, OXIDATIVE TYPE) – TYPE 1 : TWO 11.4 COMPONENTS – COLORANT PART HAIR COLORANT (PERMANENT, OXIDATIVE TYPE) – TYPE 2 : TWO 11.5 COMPONENTS - COLORANT PART WITH HIGH LEVEL OF OILS HAIR COLORANT (PERMANENT, OXIDATIVE TYPE) – TYPE 3 : MULTI 11.6 COMPONENTS - COLORANT PART A HAIR COLORANT (PERMANENT, OXIDATIVE TYPE) – TYPE 3 : MULTI 11.7 COMPONENTS - COLORANT PART B HAIR COLORANT (PERMANENT, OXIDATIVE TYPE) - TYPE 1 : TWO OR MULTI 11.8 COMPONENTS - OXIDATIVE PART HAIR COLORANT (PERMANENT, OXIDATIVE TYPE) – TYPE 2 : TWO OR MULTI 11.9 COMPONENTS - OXIDATIVE PART WITH HIGH LEVEL OF OILS DYE REMOVER (REDUCING TYPE) - PART A 11.10 DYE REMOVER (REDUCING TYPE) - PART B 11.11 DYE REMOVER (OXIDATIVE TYPE) - PART A 11.12 DYE REMOVER (OXIDATIVE TYPE) - PART B 11.13 SKIN DYE-REMOVING CLEANSER (REDUCING TYPE) 11.14 HAIR BLEACH – POWDER 11.15 HAIR BLEACH – PASTE 11.16 HAIR BLEACH - OXIDATIVE PART - TYPE 1 11.17 HAIR BLEACH - OXIDATIVE PART - TYPE 2 11.18 HAIR BLEACH - ALKALINE PART 11.19 HAIR COLOUR RESTORER 11.20 12. HAIR STYLING PRODUCTS 7 HAIR STYLING CREAM / PASTE (GUM, POMADE, PASTE, WAXE, …) 12.1 HAIR SHINE WAX OR BRILLIANTINE 12.2 HAIR STYLING LOTION 12.3 SETTING LOTION (INCLUDING COLOURED SETTING LOTIONS) 12.4 HAIR SHINE / STYLING GEL 12.5 HAIR FOAM 12.6 HAIR SPRAY – AEROSOL 12.7 HAIR SPRAY - PUMP SPRAY 12.8 HAIR SHINE SPRAY – AEROSOL 12.9 PERMANENT WAVE LOTION - SINGLE COMPONENT - BASED ON REDUCING AGENTS 12.10 PERMANENT WAVE LOTION - TWO-COMPONENT – BASED ON HYDROGEN 12.13 PEROXIDE AND REDUCING AGENTS - PART A PERMANENT WAVE LOTION - TWO-COMPONENT - BASED ON HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 12.14 AND REDUCING AGENTS - PART B PERMANENT WAVE LOTION - TWO-COMPONENT - BASED ON REDUCING AGENTS - 12.15 PART A PERMANENT WAVE LOTION - TWO-COMPONENT - BASED ON REDUCING AGENTS - 12.16 PART B PERMANENT WAVE NEUTRALISER / HAIR STRAIGHTENER (RELAXER) 12.17 NEUTRALISER– LIQUID, CREAM HAIR STRAIGHTENER (RELAXER) - TYPE 1 12.18 HAIR STRAIGHTENER (RELAXER) - TYPE 3 12.21 13. NAIL VARNISH NAIL VARNISH 13.1 8 NAIL WHITE PENCIL 13.2 14. NAIL CARE NAIL CONDITIONER (OIL BASED) 14.1 16. TOOTH CARE TOOTHPASTE 16.1 17. 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    24 Madison Road, Fairfield, New Jersey 07004, USA Tel: 800-771-JEEN (5336), Tel: 973-439-1401, Fax: 973-439-1402, email: [email protected] , Website: www.jeen.com JEECHEM IPM NF 98% (ISOPROPYL MYRISTATE NF) DESCRIPTION: JEECHEM IPM IS THE ESTER OF ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL AND MYRISTIC ACID. IT IS A LOW VISCOSITY FLUID EMOLLIENT AND COSOLVENT SUITABLE FOR USE OVER A BROAD PH RANGE. IT IS COMPATIBLE WITH NONIONIC, ANIONIC AND CATIONIC SURFACTANTS. APPLICATION: JEECHEM IPM IS A VERSATILE FORMULATING INGREDIENT FOR COSMETICS, TOILETRIES, AND TOPICAL PHARMACEUTICALS. IT IS A SUPERIOR EMOLLIENT VEHICLE FOR NONGREASY BATH, BODY AND BABY OILS. IT ADDS LUBRICITY TO PRE-ELECTRIC SHAVES, SHAVING CREAMS, BODY POWDERS AND ANTIPERSPIRANTS. IN ANHYDROUS AND EMULSIFIED MAKEUPS, IT ENHANCES THE APPLICATION PROPERTIES BY REDUCING THE DRAG IMPARTED BY THE WAXES AND VISCOUS OILS. IT IS A LUBRICANT AND COMPRESSION AID FOR PRESSED POWDERS. JEECHEM IPM IS A LIGHT NONTACKY EMOLLIENT FOR CREAMS AND LOTIONS. IT IS ESPECIALLY SUGGESTED FOR VANISHING CREAMS AND FOR HAND AND BODY MOISTURIZERS. WHEN USED AT HIGH CONCENTRATIONS IN CLEANSING PREPARATIONS, IT GENTLY LIFTS MAKEUP AND SURFACE DIRT. IT IS A PLASTICIZER FOR HAIR STYLIZING RESINS AND A GLOSSER FOR HAIR GROOMS. SPECIFICATIONS: APPEARANCE @ 25oC: CLEAR, PRACTICALLY ODORLESS OILY LIQUID ACID VALUE 1.0 MAXIMUM IODINE VALUE 1.0 MAXIMUM SAPONIFICATION VALUE: 202 - 212 COLOR (APHA): 30 MAXIMUM SPECIFIC GRAVITY @ 25oC: 0.8460-0.8540 RESIDUE ON IGNITION: 0.10 MAXIMUM REFRACTIVE INDEX @ 20oC: 1.4320-1.4360 MOISTURE %: 0.10 MAXIMUM IDENTIFICATION: POSITIVE ASSAY: 98 % MINIMUM ORGANIC VOLATILE IMPURITIES: CONFORMS SOLUBILITY: JEECHEM IPM IS SOLUBLE IN MINERAL OIL, CASTOR OIL, COTTONSEED OIL AND ETHANOL.
  • Men's Grooming

    Men's Grooming

    Men’s Grooming Image courtesy of NISHMAN Image courtesy GUMMY PROFESSIONAL LINE Over 55 years of experience. Exported to 65 countries Gummy, a professional men’s cosmetics brand, has become an indispensable choice for men’s hair salons and consumers in Europe and the world thanks to its innovative, technical and functional products. Gummy is one of the pioneering Men’s Professional Brands made in Turkey. Products produced under the Gummy Professional brand include hair styling, hair care, shaving, after-shave and personal care products. Their formula used in these products is developed after a long research process in compliance with European Union standards and has been certified by OBELIS Belgium according to EU Regulations. HAIR CARE Gummy Hair Gel Gummy Keratin Gummy Hair Styling Alcohol-free Hair Gel Gel Cream maximum hold Alcohol-free Gives a wet & bright fixing gel for maximum hold look without making creating extreme fixing gel for hair greasy. hairstyles & creating extreme 220ml structured shapes. hairstyles & 14577 220ml structured shapes. 500ml 14566 Cares for your hair 14576 700ml thanks to its keratin 14564 content. 220ml 14567 700ml 14565 Gummy Waxes, 150ml Gummy Hair Tonic Herbal Complex Enriched with vitamins, giving energy & strength to Matte Finish, allows Bright Finish, shaper & shiner Hard Finish, will not leave hair hair & hair follicles. Relaxes & cools the scalp. for messy finish wax for extraordinary sheen, oily 250ml 14570 texture & control 14571 14568 14572 Extra Gloss, shaper & shiner Casual Look, for soft form & Ultra Hold, extra-strong styling wax texture 14573 14574 14575 Matte with keratin, cares while styles 14569 536 Men’s Grooming SHARECALL: 0860 104411 GUMMY PROFESSIONAL LINE BEARD CARE Gummy After Shave Cologne, 210ml Gummy After Shave Cream & Cologne, 375ml Refreshing, with long-lasting perfume.
  • What Am I? a Featured Mystery Object of the Month

    What Am I? a Featured Mystery Object of the Month

    What Am I? A featured mystery object of the month Print a “What Am I?” sign. Add a “clue” in the text box, print, and post on your bulletin board. Post a different clue every day or so and see who can identify the mystery item. Then plan a “What Am I?” discussion and other related activities. Do you know what I am? Here are some clues: 1. I’ve been around in one form or another since 3000 B.C. 2. The ancient Sumerians made me out of animal fat and wood ashes. 3. A product similar to what’s used now was first developed in England in the early 19th century. 4. Through the years, I’ve been made into tablets and cakes. 5. I was first packaged in a tube in the 1920s. 6. After World War II, I was put into an aerosol can. 7. I was made into a gel in the 1970s. 8. These days, I’m most often found in the bathroom or shower. 9. Once used almost exclusively by men, I was formulated specifically for women in 1986. 10. I’m similar to soap, but I’m not exactly soap, and I have a different purpose. 11. One of the most important things I do is provide lubrication. 12. The majority of men in the United States use me in the morning, although some use me again in the evening. 13. I’ve been the subject of many national advertising campaigns; one particularly successful campaign featured roadside signs. 14. About 90 percent of American men use me at least once a day.