Does Avocado and Oatmeal Clay Mask Makes Your Skin Smooth?

The one thing that I want to talk about is Bentonite, Titanium Dioxide, and Magnesium Aluminum.  Bentonite comes from a volcanic ash and it absorbs oil and toxins from the skin. And there is no safety issues.

Image result for bentonite clay

Titanium dioxide is a white powder that makes the product thicker. If you inhale a lot of it, it can give you cancer. It comes from the earth's crust. It's chemical formula is TiO2.

Image result for titanium dioxide
Magnesium aluminum silicate is found naturally in clay. Just like Titanium Dioxide, it is used as a thickener. It is a mild irritant, and can cause side effects like itchy skin.

Image result for magnesium aluminum silicate

Experimental Procedure

 1.

2.

3.

Image result for cvs face mask

Results

Avocado Face Mask
Cucumber Plastic Face Mask
The Avocado face Mask came out perfect than the Cucumber Plastic Face Mask because with the avocado face mask it makes your skin smooth and moisturizes. But with the cucumber plastic face mask it doesn't make your skin moisturizes because it dries up your skin really fast and it can cause irritation. 





















Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Shea Moisture Vs. The cheaper option Better or not worth it?

Image
Does Shea Moisture Coconut  hibiscus shampoo clean, moisturize and detangle better than its competitors? Does Shea Moisture shampoo clean, moisturize and detangle better than its competitors?   As a member of the natural hair community we do not use shampoo as much as we use conditioner but when we do use it we want it to clean the hair while also leaving it moisturized. Now not everyones hair likes the same things which is a key factor noted while composing the experiment that followed in response to the title question above. In some ways all hair can react to the ingredients weather it be similar or different good or bad. Shea moistures top ingredients each provide certain benefits for hair Chemical Research                                          ...
Read more

Maybelline Fit me! Foundation vs. NYX Matte Foundation

Image
Starting out with this project I didn't really know what to do. I was going between hair products or skin care products. Ultimately, I decided to do an experiment about foundations because my mother and I use two different foundations and come out with different outcomes. My mother uses NYX: Stay Matte But Not Flat foundation while I use Maybelline Fit me! Foundation. The prices aren't that different but Maybelline is cheaper than NYX. Chemistry and Saftey Concerns To start this blog off let's take a look inside of the chemicals that are in the Maybelline Fit me! foundation. Some chemical ingredients that are found in the foundation are cyclohexasiloxane, tocopherol, and isododecane.  First, we have cyclohexasiloxane . Cyclohexasiloxane is a man-made chemical that consists of elements being mixed together with silicone. What cyclohexasiloxane does for this product is that it helps form a protective barrier on the skin and works as a conditioning agent....
Read more

Name brand Vs. Beauty supply store foundation

Image
Name brand Vs. Beauty supply store foundation   For most of my teenage and more frugal years I’ve always used drugstore makeup. So when I had a well paying job, I jumped at the chance to buy Fenty Foundation. You know? The makeup line from Rihanna. It was so hyped up by her team, celebrities and common folk. But what makes it more better than my old drugstore brand? I decided to put it to the test and run an experiment to see which foundation would keep my face more matte (less moist) over a period of time. Chemistry Behind Fenty-   The first ingredient in Fenty and in most beauty products is aqua , or for the most part, water. Its main usage is to hydrate the skin and prevent irritation. It's a natural ingredient and has no safety concerns nor environmental safety issues.          The second ingredient that stood out was Dimethicone. This ingredient fills in textures and fine lines create a smooth flawle...
Read more