7 Kinds of Makeup Chemistry

The video explores the chemistry behind common makeup products, detailing the ingredients and their functions. It covers the history of makeup, the composition of lipstick, lip stain, eyeliner, eyeshadow, mascara, foundation, and concealer. The video explains how different compounds contribute to the effectiveness and longevity of these products, providing insights into the science of cosmetics.

What is the primary role of wax in lipstick?

• To give structure and hold ingredients together

• To provide color

• To add fragrance

• To moisturize the lips

Which ingredient in eyeliner helps it spread into a thin layer on the eyelid?

• Pigments

• Film formers

• Binders

• Thickeners

What is the purpose of dimethicone co-polyol in waterproof eyeliner?

• To add color

• To repel water

• To moisturize the skin

• To thicken the formula

What is a common myth about mascara ingredients?

• It contains bat guano

• It is made from honey

• It uses gold dust

• It includes seaweed extract

What is the main difference between waterproof and non-waterproof mascara?

• Waterproof mascara has a lower water content

• Non-waterproof mascara is more expensive

• Non-waterproof mascara lasts longer

• Waterproof mascara contains more water

What is the primary function of setting powder in makeup?

• To add shine

• To absorb oil and set makeup

• To provide fragrance

• To lighten skin tone

What is a key difference between pressed and loose setting powders?

• Loose powder is more expensive

• Pressed powder contains waxes and silica

• Loose powder is more likely to clump

• Pressed powder has smaller particles