除臭剂与除臭化妆品的研究进展

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1001-1803.2022.10.013

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After the implementation of the Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Cosmetics, deodorizing cosmetics are no longer special cosmetics, but ordinary cosmetics. In recent years, the increasing demand for deodorizing cosmetics has led to the emergence of a series of new deodorizing cosmetics and deodorants. Additionally, not only efficacy, but natural mildness, safety and low sensitivity have become the key to the development of this kind of cosmetics. In this review, the mechanism of body odor and the four methods of controlling body odor by deodorizing cosmetics are summarized. Then, the latest research and application progress of deodorants in cosmetics are emphatically introduced. In general, in order to develop safe and efficient deodorizing cosmetics, cosmetic producers and scientists should treat both the symptoms and root causes of body odor, as well as focus on natural deodorants and their efficacy.

Key words: deodorants, deodorizing cosmetics, antiperspirant, progress

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TQ658

Cui Xiaoqian,Zhao Mengtian,Chen Yanjun,Cao Gao. Research progress on deodorants and deodorizing cosmetics[J].China Surfactant Detergent & Cosmetics, 2022, 52(10): 1121-1127.

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