Biphasic cosmetic
AssigneeRestorsea, LLC
InventorsRi An Choi, Enrique P. Alabata, Patricia S. Pao
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Abstract
A bi-phasic, non-emulsion cosmetic composition for application to skin includes a hydrophobic liquid phase and a hydrophilic liquid phase separate from but in contact with the hydrophobic liquid phase. Either or both phases may include active ingredients useful for cosmetic applications. When the composition is agitated, a temporary mixture of the two phases results, wherein the mixture contains globules of one of the phases suspended in the other. The mixture containing globules is applied to skin as a cosmetic.
Claims28
A bi-phasic, non-emulsion cosmetic composition for application to skin comprising, together in one container:
- a hydrophobic liquid phase comprising squalane as a hydrophobic solvent;
- a hydrophilic liquid phase separate from the hydrophobic liquid phase and having a meniscus in contact with said hydrophobic phase;
- a first active agent in said hydrophobic liquid phase or said hydrophilic liquid phase;
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- sclerotium gum present in said hydrophilic liquid phase.
A bi-phasic, non-emulsion cosmetic composition for application to skin, the composition comprising:
- a hydrophobic liquid phase comprising squalane as a hydrophobic solvent;
- in contact with the hydrophobic liquid phase, a hydrophilic liquid phase comprising water as a hydrophilic solvent;
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- sclerotium gum and protein dissolved in the hydrophilic liquid phase.
A biphasic, non-emulsion cosmetic composition comprising a hydrophobic phase in contact with an aqueous hydrophilic phase,
- wherein the hydrophobic phase comprises squalane, an algae extract, and caprylic/capric triglyceride;
- and the aqueous hydrophilic phase comprises sclerotium gum, Lactobacillus fermentation filtrate, polyepsilon-lysine, ascorbyl glucoside, Crocus sativus flower extract, salmon hatching fluid filtrate, and a particulate comprising gold flecks and inorganic glitter formed of titanium dioxide, tin oxide, iron oxide, and either fluorphlogopite or mica.
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