Cosmetic formulation
AssigneeCoty Inc.
InventorsSalvatore Barone, Antonietta Corrigan, Mita Mody, Melizza Bautista, Ralph Macchio, Louis Veltry
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Abstract
The present invention includes a cosmetic formulation. The cosmetic formulation comprises a plurality of spheres having a first desiccated volume and having a second hydrated volume. The hydrated volume is greater than the desiccated volume.
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A cosmetic formulation comprising a plurality of spheres, the spheres having a first desiccated volume and having a second hydrated volume, wherein the hydrated volume is greater than the desiccated volume.
A method for decreasing wrinkles in lips and increasing lip fullness, comprising:
- preparing a lipstick comprising a plurality of spheres, the spheres having a first desiccated volume and having a second hydrated volume, wherein the hydrated volume is greater than the desiccated volume;
- and
- applying the lipstick to lips so that the lipstick penetrates wrinkles and so that the spheres are hydrated by water in the lips thereby increasing the volume of the spheres and
- increasing lip fullness.
A method for making a lipstick, comprising:
- providing a plurality of spheres that have a desiccated volume and a hydrated volume wherein the hydrated volume is over 100 times greater than the desiccated volume;
- suspending the plurality of spheres in an oil or a silicone;
- and
- adding coloring agents to the plurality of spheres in an oil.
A lipstick comprising:
- a phase comprising a wax, an alcohol, and lanolin;
- a phase comprising castor oil;
- a phase comprising a coloring agent, an oil, and a plurality of spheres that have a desiccated volume and a hydrated volume wherein the hydrated volume is over 100 times greater than the desiccated volume;
- a phase comprising mica;
- a phase comprising the plurality of spheres and an oil and an antioxidant;
- and
- a phase comprising a fragrance.
A lipstick comprising:
- a wax;
- a triglyceride;
- polydecene
- an oil;
- a plurality of spheres that have a desiccated volume and a hydrated volume wherein the hydrated volume is at least about 100 times greater than the desiccated volume;
- a coloring agent;
- and
- an antioxidant.
A method for moisturizing lips for a period of time up to at least about 24 hours after application of a lipstick, comprising:
- providing a lipstick comprising a plurality of spheres that have a desiccated volume and a hydrated volume wherein the hydrated volume is at least about 100 times greater than the desiccated volume;
- and
- applying the lipstick to a user's lips.
The method for moisturizing lips wherein the lipstick is substantially free of moisturizers.
A method for making a lipstick that moisturizes lips for at least about 24 hours after application of the lipstick to lips, comprising:
- providing a plurality of spheres, the spheres having a first desiccated volume and having a second hydrated volume, wherein the hydrated volume is greater than the desiccated volume;
- and
- blending the plurality of spheres, in a concentration of at least about 3 percent by weight, with material that is substantially free of water.
A lipstick comprising polyethylene, ceresin wax, polyglyceryl-3 beeswax, PVP/hexadecene, sorbitan sesquioleate, jojoba esters, triisostearin, and vegetal fill spheres.
A lipstick comprising vegetal fill spheres.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.