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As in the manufacture of hair oils in recent years, mineral oil (vaseline) has been used to a large extent, so in the manufacture of lipsticks, mineral fat is almost exclusively used. The reason for this lies in the fact that lipsticks made with mineral oils and mineral fats last a long time, while lipsticks made with animal fats or vegetable oils, despite all the care in their manufacture, deteriorate very quickly. In addition, it is very significant that working with mineral fats is much easier and easier than with animal fats.

For the manufacture of hair pomade Vaseline, ceresin and paraffin are primarily used in combination with vaseline oil. Lipsticks are prepared harder or softer, depending on the season and the country for which they are intended, and their hardness or softness depends on the corresponding decrease or increase in the amount of vaseline oil added to vaseline, ceresin or paraffin. These latter are usually the basis of all lipsticks, and the more of them there are in a lipstick, the harder it is and the better it resists high external temperatures. Therefore, it is very important to know exactly the melting point of one or another type of lipstick; otherwise, there may be a danger that, when shipped to the southern regions, lipsticks may arrive at their destination in a liquid state or even leak out along the way.

vaseline lipstick

75 parts vaseline oil;
25 parts of ceresin;
1 part perfume for lipstick.

Cinchona lipstick

760 parts of white vaseline oil;
100 parts of ceresin;
6 parts of quinine sulfate;
30 pieces of perfume for lipstick.

Tannin lipstick

400 parts of yellow vaseline oil;
100 parts yellow ceresin;
10 parts tannin;
1 part Peruvian balsam;
1 part perfume for lipstick.

Makassar lipstick

500 parts vaseline oil;
160 parts of ceresin;
1 part alkane;
6 pieces of perfume for lipstick.

herbal lipstick

5000 parts of yellow vaseline oil;
1250 parts yellow ceresin;
5 parts of chlorophyll;
20 pieces of perfume for lipstick.

Sulfur lipstick

100 parts of white vaseline oil;
20 parts of ceresin;
10 parts gray;
3 parts perfume for lipstick.

Glycerin lipstick

1000 parts of white American Vaseline;
35 parts of white wax;
17 parts castor oil;
17 parts of glycerin;
1 part alkane;
4 parts perfume for lipstick.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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