I. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if I. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if incorrect.
incorrect.
1. Bath soap is also an example of cosmetic product.
2. Ancient Egyptians used gum Arabic, egg, gelatin and beeswax
to stain their nails to represent their social class.
3. Preservatives are added to cosmetics as structural
ingredients.
4. Ingredients added to cosmetic products to improve its
stability and shelf life are categorized as supportive
ingredients.
5. Fragrance in shampoo is categorized as Functional
Ingredients.
II. Identify the product form described below. Write your answer in the
blank provided.
1. It contains medium to high viscosity emulsions and is suitable
to be put in jars or small bottles with a wide mouth or bigger
pump nozzles. _________
2. It is made up of smaller molecules that can penetrate deeply
into the skin and deliver a high concentration of active
ingredients ________
3. It contains low viscosity emulsions like oil and water that uses
a material to hold them together. ______
4. It is thicker than liquid and has limited flow properties mostly
used in hair styling. _____
5. Perfume, body mist and toner are examples of this cosmetic
form. _________
6. It is mostly or entirely oil-based with semi-solid consistency,
e.g. lipstick. ______
7. It is utilized readily in the color cosmetics industry like eye
shadow, blushes and makeups. _________
8. It is often presented as a semi-solid product with the use of
clay and oil. ________
9. It contains various sized particles to exfoliate skin
mechanically. _______
10. It has limited flow capacity and prevents the product from
running out of the hand since it foams. Examples are
shampoo and facial wash.
III. Classify the following cosmetic ingredients as Functional
Ingredients, Structural, Supportive or Added Extra.
Ex. Colorants in shampoo: Added Extra
11. Abrasives in toothpaste: _________________
12. Body exfoliants/scrub in creams: __________
13. Antioxidants in lotion: __________________
14. Citric acid as emulsifier: ________________
15. Hair fixatives in hair spray: ______________
16. Chelating agents in facial foams: __________
17. Humectants in facial foam: ______________
18. Fragrance in deodorant: ________________
19. Sodium benzoates and parabens: ________
20. Aluminum Salts in deodorant: ___________
IV. Fill in the blanks.
1. Coumarin or hydroxycinnamic acid is used as a ______ in
perfumes.
2. Cellulose, Allantoin, Glycerin, Lecithin, and Lanolin are mostly
found in __________.
3. _________ is a mineral found in metamorphic rocks made up
mainly of the elements magnesium, silicon, and oxygen.
4. is used to give a pleasant and desirable scent to a person’s
body. _________
5. Triclosan, Cyclomethicone, and aluminun salts are used in
________.
1. Bath soap is also an example of cosmetic product.
2. Ancient Egyptians used gum Arabic, egg, gelatin and
beeswax to stain their nails to represent their social class.
3. Preservatives are added to cosmetics as structural
ingredients.
4. Ingredients added to cosmetic products to improve its
stability and shelf life are categorized as supportive
ingredients.
5. Fragrance in shampoo is categorized as Functional
Ingredients.
II. Identify the product form described below. Write your answer in
the blank provided.
1. It contains medium to high viscosity emulsions and is
suitable to be put in jars or small bottles with a wide
mouth or bigger pump nozzles. _________
2. It is made up of smaller molecules that can penetrate
deeply into the skin and deliver a high concentration of
active ingredients ________
3. It contains low viscosity emulsions like oil and water that
uses a material to hold them together. ______
4. It is thicker than liquid and has limited flow properties
mostly used in hair styling. _____
5. Perfume, body mist and toner are examples of this
cosmetic form. _________
6. It is mostly or entirely oil-based with semi-solid
consistency, e.g. lipstick. ______
7. It is utilized readily in the color cosmetics industry like eye
shadow, blushes and makeups. _________
8. It is often presented as a semi-solid product with the use
of clay and oil. ________
9. It contains various sized particles to exfoliate skin
mechanically. _______
10. It has limited flow capacity and prevents the product from
running out of the hand since it foams. Examples are
shampoo and facial wash.
III. Classify the following cosmetic ingredients as Functional
Ingredients, Structural, Supportive or Added Extra.
Ex. Colorants in shampoo: Added Extra
11. Abrasives in toothpaste: _________________
12. Body exfoliants/scrub in creams: __________
13. Antioxidants in lotion: __________________
14. Citric acid as emulsifier: ________________
15. Hair fixatives in hair spray: ______________
16. Chelating agents in facial foams: __________
17. Humectants in facial foam: ______________
18. Fragrance in deodorant: ________________
19. Sodium benzoates and parabens: ________
20. Aluminum Salts in deodorant: ___________
IV. Fill in the blanks.
1. Coumarin or hydroxycinnamic acid is used as a ______ in
perfumes.
2. Cellulose, Allantoin, Glycerin, Lecithin, and Lanolin are
mostly found in __________.
3. _________ is a mineral found in metamorphic rocks made
up mainly of the elements magnesium, silicon, and
oxygen.
4. is used to give a pleasant and desirable scent to a person’s
body. _________
5. Triclosan, Cyclomethicone, and aluminun salts are used in
________.