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Controlled-release Mechanisms of Fragrances

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Compass: Getting Into Skin

By: Rachel L. Chapman, Cosmetics & Toiletries
Posted: December 1, 2006, from the December 2006 issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries.

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The synthesis of nanoparticles by inverse microemulsion polymerization is explained in P. Somasundaran’s article which is then applied to the extraction and release of fragrance.

Extending beyond the ins and outs of skin formulating, new technologies and fragrance delivery and extraction, this issue of C&T magazine wraps things up with our special Hair Care Formulary, offering novel suggestions for hair care to industry formulators.

Special Thanks
The C&T staff members would like to thank its loyal readers for journeying with us through another year of innovation and formulation. We wish you a happy holiday season and a new year of brilliant discovery!