LIQUID

-is a type of matter with specific properties that

make it less rigid than a solid but more rigid than a gas and can be used in a variety
of industries that produce fumes/gases.
Suitable for: commonly used to control ammonia,
chlorine, sulfur, carbon dioxide, or highly acidic
gases including fluoride.

SERUM
-Serum is a skincare product you can apply
to your skin after cleansing but before moisturizing
with the intent of delivering powerful ingredients
directly into the skin.

POWDER
-A powder is a dry, bulk solid composed of
many very fine particles that may flow
freely when shaken or tilted.

LOTION
-Body lotions are designed to stop moisture
leaving your skin, or absorb water from
elsewhere to keep your skin soft, smooth
and hydrated.
CREAM
-Due to their high water content, creams
are easily absorbed, so they can cover large
areas of skin. Their oil content also means
they stay on your skin’s surface to help protect
against moisture loss, which makes them ideal
for treating dry skin, rashes, or skin lesions.

GEL
-Gels are colloids (aggregates of fine particles,
as described above, dispersed in a continuous
medium) in which the liquid medium has become
viscous enough to behave more or less as a solid.
Contraction of a gel, causing separation of liquid