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they are in the because it help the nano-particles stick to the face e.g. mascara. it has a chemical reaction with the other chemicals in the mascara. but they can all so be harmful to the skin.
IT puts volume and depth into your lashes
Makes the particles smaller so they dont appear white an can sink into the skin faster
No, Make Up Mascara Is Usually Used to Darken Lashes; Whereas Hair Mascara Is Usually Used by People That Want to Hide Gray Hair or Used by People Who Want to Highlight Their Hair.
Mascara is used to darken, lengthen and thicken the lashes to open up the eyes.
Mascara is a mix of chemicals, and so math is used in measuring the formulas and recording changes in the formula. Math also had to be used to measure results when testing the formulas.
Mascara that is called clear mascara
Clear mascara can be used just like regular mascara. But it doesn't run black streaks down your cheeks and washes out easily. It's also good for shaping your eyebrows.
You do not use mascara for your skin. It's used for your eyelashes. You can purchase mascara in any store that sells your favorite makeup. Good luck, I hope I answered your question.
The title of "father of nanochemistry" is often attributed to Jean-Marie Lehn, a French chemist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1987 for his work in supramolecular chemistry. His research laid the groundwork for understanding how molecular structures can interact and self-assemble at the nanoscale. Lehn's contributions have been pivotal in advancing the field of nanochemistry, influencing both theoretical and practical applications.
That is the correct spelling of the word "mascara" (eyelash makeup).
Nanochemistry is the use of chemical synthesis to make nanoscopic-scale building blocks of desired shape, size, composition and surface structure, charge and function with an optional target to control self-assembly of these building blocks at various scale-lengths.