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AssigneeELC Management LLC
InventorsIsaac David Cohen, Phillip Cummins, Milan Franz Sojka, David Walter Culhane, Christina G. Fthenakis, Jennifer L. Oko, John Dudley Dreher, Yelena Mikhaylova
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Composite particulates, topical composition containing composite particulates, methods for improving the appearance of skin depth, dimensionality or undertones; a method for improving the ashy, chalky or mask-like appearance of color cosmetic compositions on the skin; and a method for reducing the number of shades in a color cosmetic shade range by formulating the cosmetic with composite particulates.
A composition for application to keratinous surfaces containing composite particulates in the form of fused agglomerates having a portion comprised of at least one colorant and a portion comprised of at least one clear or translucent thermoplastic material, wherein the composite particulates contain, by weight of the total composite particulate, from about 1 to 99.9 parts of the colorant portion and from about 0.1 to 100 parts of the clear or translucent thermoplastic material portion, and wherein at least some of the composite particulates present in the composition have a colorant portion present.
A composite particulate in the form of fused agglomerates having a portion comprised of at least one colorant and a portion comprised of at least one clear or translucent thermoplastic material, wherein the composite particulates contain, by weight of the total composite particulate, from about 1 to 99.9 parts of the colorant portion and from about 0.1 to 100 parts of the clear or translucent thermoplastic material portion, and wherein at least some of the thermoplastic material in the composite particulate is in the form of solid or hollow partial or complete spheres.
A method for imparting color to keratinous surfaces while maintaining the appearance of dimensionality, depth, or undertones of the surface by application of a composition comprising composite particulates having a portion comprised of at least one colorant and a portion comprised of at least one clear or translucent thermoplastic material to the skin.
A method for reducing the ashy, chalky, or mask-like appearance of a cosmetic composition on skin by applying a composition wherein at least a portion of the total color component has been replaced with composite particulates.
A method for reducing the number of SKUs in a color cosmetic shade range by formulating the color cosmetic composition with composite particulates having a portion comprised of at least one colorant and a portion comprised of at least one clear or translucent thermoplastic material.
A method for making a composite particulate comprised of fused agglomerates having a portion comprised of at least one colorant and a portion comprised of at least one clear or translucent thermoplastic material comprising the steps of:
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