A rheological solid personal care composition comprises a crystallizing agent, a suspension agent, an insoluble active, and an aqueous phase. A process for the manufacture of a rheological solid composition comprises the steps of: provision and heat up of an aqueous solution of sodium chloride, and sodium hydroxide; addition of an emulsifier, preferably palmitic acid, in order to obtain an emulsifier main mix, preferably a sodium palmitate soap main mix; addition of a suspension agent, preferably xanthan gum and glycerin, to the emulsifier main mix; addition of an insoluble active premix to the emulsifier main mix to obtain a blend, the insoluble active premix preferably being a petrolatum-based premix of topical drug actives, the topical drug active preferably selected from the group of: menthol, nutmeg, camphor, eucalyptus, cedar leaf, thymol, and any combinations thereof; cool down of the blend in order to form a crystalline structure of the rheological solid composition; optionally, addition of a hygroscopic stabilizer to the blend in order to stabilize the crystalline structure, the hygroscopic stabilizer preferably being sodium lactate.

A rheological solid personal care composition comprises a crystallizing agent, a suspension agent, an insoluble active, and an aqueous phase. A process for the manufacture of a rheological solid composition comprises the steps of: provision and heat up of an aqueous solution of sodium chloride, and sodium hydroxide; addition of an emulsifier, preferably palmitic acid, in order to obtain an emulsifier main mix, preferably a sodium palmitate soap main mix; addition of a suspension agent, preferably xanthan gum and glycerin, to the emulsifier main mix; addition of an insoluble active premix to the emulsifier main mix to obtain a blend, the insoluble active premix preferably being a petrolatum-based premix of topical drug actives, the topical drug active preferably selected from the group of: menthol, nutmeg, camphor, eucalyptus, cedar leaf, thymol, and any combinations thereof; cool down of the blend in order to form a crystalline structure of the rheological solid composition; optionally, addition of a hygroscopic stabilizer to the blend in order to stabilize the crystalline structure, the hygroscopic stabilizer preferably being sodium lactate.

A method of producing a glycerin derivative-modified silicone or a composition comprising the same, including a process that treats the glycerin derivative-modified silicone or the composition comprising the same with one or more type of acidic inorganic salt, which is solid at 25 C. and water soluble, and which is such that a pH at 25 C. of an aqueous solution prepared by dissolving 50 g of the acidic inorganic salt in 1 L of ion exchanged water is 4 or lower; and an external use preparation, cosmetic composition, or raw materials thereof that contain the low odor glycerin derivative-modified silicone obtained by the production method.

A method of producing a glycerin derivative-modified silicone or a composition comprising the same, including a process that treats the glycerin derivative-modified silicone or the composition comprising the same with one or more type of acidic inorganic salt, which is solid at 25 C. and water soluble, and which is such that a pH at 25 C. of an aqueous solution prepared by dissolving 50 g of the acidic inorganic salt in 1 L of ion exchanged water is 4 or lower; and an external use preparation, cosmetic composition, or raw materials thereof that contain the low odor glycerin derivative-modified silicone obtained by the production method.

The present invention relates to a composition for the in vivo degradation of polysaccharide-containing fillers by radical degradation. The composition of the invention comprising at least one source of oxygen free radicals and at least one catalyst of oxygen free radical generation from the at least one source of oxygen free radicals. The present invention further relates to methods and uses of said composition for filler correction or reversal.

The present invention relates to a composition for the in vivo degradation of polysaccharide-containing fillers by radical degradation. The composition of the invention comprising at least one source of oxygen free radicals and at least one catalyst of oxygen free radical generation from the at least one source of oxygen free radicals. The present invention further relates to methods and uses of said composition for filler correction or reversal.

A system and method for nonsurgical penile girth enhancement. Hydro-dissection creates a space along a length of the penis between Buck's Fascia and Darte's fascia. The filler material, such as hyaluronic acid, is injected into the space created and is modeled after injection. During the same procedure or a later procedure, additional spaces can be created and injected with the filler material, until the desired girth is obtained. The amount of filler material injected during any given procedure is limited to avoid challenging the lymphatics of the penis. By staging the girth enhancing injections, the risk of penile granulomas can be minimized, if not eliminated.

Potent compounds having combined antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-radiation and metal chelating properties are described. Short peptides having these properties, and methods and uses of such short peptides in clinical and cosmetic applications are described.

Potent compounds having combined antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-radiation and metal chelating properties are described. Short peptides having these properties, and methods and uses of such short peptides in clinical and cosmetic applications are described.

Disclosed is a cosmetic composition comprising a first film-forming polymer having a contact angle of at least 85, a second film-forming polymer having a contact angle of at least 85, a lipid having a melting point of at least 5 C., optical particle, and at least 20% of water by weight of the composition.