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© 2015 HORIBA, Ltd. All rights reserved. 1 © 2015 HORIBA, Ltd. All rights reserved. 1 At First Blush: The Importance of Particle Characterization for Cosmetics HORIBA Instruments, Inc. Scientific Division Ian Treviranus April 22, 2015
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Page 1: Importance of Particle Size for CosmeticsSummary • Many cosmetic products either powder (particle) based, or contain powders • Widest range of applications measured by laser diffraction

© 2015 HORIBA, Ltd. All rights reserved. 1© 2015 HORIBA, Ltd. All rights reserved. 1

At First Blush:

The Importance of Particle

Characterization for Cosmetics

HORIBA Instruments, Inc.

Scientific Division

Ian Treviranus

April 22, 2015

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What we’ll talk about

• Featured technologies

• Importance to industry

• Application examples

• Q&A

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Your interests

• Available technologies

• How to accurately, reproducibly measure

nanoparticles

• Best practices

• Zeta potential

• Pastes

• Data interpretation (webinars TR008, TR010, TR015)

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Featured technologies

• LA-960 / LA-300Laser Diffraction

• SZ-100Dynamic Light Scattering & Zeta Potential

• CAMSIZER & CAMSIZER XTDynamic Image Analysis

• PSA300Static Image Analysis

• SA-9600Flowing Gas BET Surface Area

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LA-960: Laser Diffraction

• Particle size performance leader

• Tenth generation design

• Suspension, emulsion, powder, paste, gel

• Lowest total cost of ownership

• Ultra durable

• 10 nanometer – 5 mm

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SZ-100: Nanoparticle Analyzer

• Nanoparticle size & zeta potential

• Low total cost of ownership

– Innovative, patented graphite electrodes

– Requires only microliters

• Suspensions & emulsions

• 0.3 nanometers – 8 microns

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Zeta Potential: Dispersion Stability, IEP

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2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0

pH

Zeta potential/mV

Measures particle surface charge

High zeta potential = stable

Low zeta = unstable, aggregate

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What we’ll talk about

• Featured technologies

• Importance to industry

• Application examples

• Q&A

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Why Do We Care?

• Particle size affects…

– Texture/skin feel

– Color density/tint

– Smoothness

– Powder flow/compaction

• Zeta potential tells us…

– Product stability

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Particles in Cosmetics

• Any product containing a powder

• Pigments, talc, mica

• Emulsions (creams, lotions)

• Liposomes; simple, complex

• Types of cosmetics containing particles

(emulsion droplets)

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Original Foundation: Pan-Cake

• Foundation and powder

in one

• Base was talc

(particle), not oil or

wax

• Applied with wet

sponge

• Patent in 1937

• By 1940 1 in 3 North

American women

owned & wore Pan-

Cake

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Create our Own Product

• Base– Talc, rice powder

• Pigment– Iron oxide

• Filler– Clay

• Glitter– Mica

• SPF– TiO2

They’re all particles!

Can measure size of all

using one system: LA-960

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Measure Powders as Powders

Webinar TE016: Optimizing Dry Powder Measurements

� Simplify

dispersing

� Quick, easy,

clean

� Measure in

natural state

for more

actionable

results

� Lower costs

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Reduce Solvent Use

Fully automated pumping system

40 mL total volume

Built-in ultrasonic probe

Application Note 176: Minimizing Sample Quantity

MiniFlow Fraction Cell

5, 10, 15 mL volume

Needs only micrograms

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LA-960 Method Expert

• Unique guided method development

• Easily choose measurement and

calculation conditions

• Choose the best refractive index

• Create “one button” SOPs

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What we’ll talk about

• Featured technologies

• Importance to industry

• Application examples

• Q&A

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Base: Rice Powder

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Iron Oxide – 170 Shade

LA-960 wet accessoriesDisperse powder into a liquidCan measure down to 30 nm

Use ultrasound?

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Gold Glitter Powder

Wet Dry

Measure wet + dry, choose preferredVerify correct pressure for dry powder feeder

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Mica

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Quality Control / Troubleshoot

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Kaolin clay

Note: small % below

100 nm, making this

a “nanoparticle.

Safety concerns?

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Sunscreen with TiO2

Powder dispersed in

water using surfactant

and ultrasound.

Note: 14.5% < 100nm

Safety concerns?

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Measure without dilution

• Concern that

dilution in anything

but perfect

background will

change PSD

• Possible solution

with Paste Cell

accessory

• Small amount of

paste/gel/cream

between two glass

plates

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ZnO used in sunscreen

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Stability

�Want stable dispersion

�Either suspensions or emulsions

�Suspensions sediment & flocculate

�Emulsions phase separate, creaming or coalescence

good

bad

good

bad

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Skin Cream

Emulsion w/SPF 15

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Liposome Delivery

Activeingredient

Liposome approachesskin barrier layer

Liposome fuses withskin barrier layer

Liposome dissolves &releases actives(retinol?)

Penetrates into skin

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Retinol Formulation - Delivery

“Retinol contained in the core spaceof the vesicle which has a meandiameter of 10~50nm”…

Useful for improving skin health

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Liposome Size & Stability

Nanoparticle Size Zeta Potential

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Multiple Technologies

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Summary

• Many cosmetic products either powder (particle) based, or contain powders

• Widest range of applications measured by laser diffraction

• DLS for nanoparticle size and zeta potential

• New web page to help determine best fit for diffraction vs. DLS

• Quantify sub-100 nm with either technology

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We’ll be attending NYSCC

• Annual suppliers event May 12-13

• Edison, NJ � HORIBA has an office there

• Booth 714

• Say hi! to

Mitch & Dan

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Thank you

Merci

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