Cosmetics

... cation. It is a viscous pale yellow transparent liquid and is used as a surfactant in bath products such as shampoos and hand soaps, and in cosmetics as an emulsifying agent and thickener, and to reduce irritation purely ionic surfactants would cause. It also serves as an antistatic agent ...

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... an ionic liquid,and that urea forms with formaldehyde to form urea formaldehyde resin. here is an interesting article regarding formaldehyde in cosmetics http://www.angelicasbox.com/2008/05/are-you-wearing-formaldehyde-part-2.html When reacted with urea formaldehyde produces hard thermoset urea ...

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You should read up on gene therapy, that does what you suggested, except it's being used for diseases. Genetic manipulation for cosmetics is grossly narcissistic. I agree. Screwing with DNA for the sole use of changing looks is completely vainand useless. It is much more adventagious ...

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You should read up on gene therapy, that does what you suggested, except it's being used for diseases. Genetic manipulation for cosmetics is grossly narcissistic.

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... Believe me, this has not been an easy task, given that almost every product I use contains some form of silica. From table salt to toothpaste, or cosmetics to cleaners, it seems to be everywhere and in everything. It takes me hours to go shopping, because I have to stop and read every cotton-picking ...

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