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CREAM HAIR DYES
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod. B 00 to B 12.32 CREAM HAIR DYES - BACO and R1 / G1 / A11 /
1BW/C1/V1
Cod. AF1 a AF10.20 CREAM HAIR DYES BACO SOFT COLOR Cod. MC1.0 to
MC11.2 CREAM HAIR DYES - MARAES and MC.R / MC.G / MC.V MC.C /
MC.B
Product Description
Products are made by combining colorants in various (liquid /
cream) media in an alkaline environment, with the addi- tion of
active ingredients and scented oils, emollients and lipophilic
substances to colour, change, and retouch the hair. When used, the
product must be mixed with a hydrogen-peroxide based oxidative
product (see data Oxidants for
Hair-dyes) so as to be activated and to develop the desired
colouring. Oxidation pigments or pigment precursors are contained
in a phase, whereas oxidizing agents in the other. PHASE I
and PHASE II merge when they are used.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on
EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame Formulations (ed. January 2000).
These frame formulations specify the
types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list
of ingredients is shown on the product package pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended.
INGREDIENTS
Anionic / amphoteric / non-ionic surfactants (e.g. ammonium
laureth sulfate, laureth-12) Emulsifying agents (e.g. ethoxylated
fatty alcohols) Soaps (e.g. ammonium hydroxide / ethanolamine
oleate)
Thinners (e.g. propylene glycol, benzyl alcohol, glycol ethers
such as buthoxydiglycol) Ethanol and/or isopropanol (e.g.alcohol,
alcohol denat.,isopropyl alcohol) Hair-colouring agents Alkaline
agents (e.g. ammonium hydroxyde*, ethanolamine)
Viscosity-increasing agents (e.g. carbomer, fatty acids) Cationic
surfactants i C12 and polymers (e.g. dicetyldimonium chlori- de,
PEG-2 oleamine) Cationic polymers (e.g. polyquaternium-34)
Additional ingredients (e.g. hair conditioning agents, pearlising
agents) Reducing agents (e.g. sodium metabisulfite) Parfum
Chelating agents (e.g. EDTA) Aqua pH value: 8-11.5
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
60
30 30 20
16 12 10
10 5
5
5
3 2 1
as needed 100
* Maximum admissible concentration for ammonium hydroxide is 6%.
- pH value of both mixed phases when used: 8-11.5
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION If it is used in accordance with
manufacturer's instructions, the product is safe for people and for
the environ- ment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation. If splashed on the skin or mucosa, the undiluted
product can cause skin irritation. If ingested, it can cause
moderate irritation of gastro-intestinal tract. If inhaled, it can
cause modest irritation of respiratory system.
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FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
Skin contact: wash skin immediately with plenty of water. If the
irritation persists, contact a physician.
Massive inhalation in the event of aerosol: move the person to
fresh air. If the discomfort persists, seek help from a poison
centre or a physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
If a fire breaks out, use water spray, chemical powder, carbon
dioxide.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling - Carefully follow the instructions on the package or
on the leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than
that expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other
products or similar products other than those specified in the
relevant instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the
original containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Continuous exposure to cleaning agents (soap, shampoo, liquid
detergents) for professional purposes may cause depletion of
hydrolipidic film and stratum corneum, which form a natural barrier
for the skin. Depletion of this barrier may result in skin
injuries, thus leaving the skin more exposed to external agents.
Under this circumstance, if other products normally used in the
professional activity are handled without taking adequate
precautions (e.g. gloves or specific PPE), then intolerance may
arise, which may worsen over time.
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Storage Store in dry and well ventilated places (room
temperature). Do not store nor use the product near open flames,
heat sources, electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make sure
product storage temperature is not lower than 5C and not higher
than 40C. After using the product, properly close container.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article D.Lgs 626/94). Use of
PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Creamy
Colour: From white to purple
Odour: Depending on the fragrance mixed with ammonia and/or
amines
pH: 8.00 - 11.5
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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LIQUID HAIR DYES
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod. 1073 SILK GLAZE- BACO
Product Description
Products are made by combining colorants in various (liquid /
cream) media in an alkaline environment, with the addi- tion of
active ingredients and scented oils, emollients and lipophilic
substances to colour, change, and retouch the hair. When used, the
product must be mixed with a hydrogen-peroxide based oxidative
product (see data Oxidants for
Hair-dyes) so as to be activated and to develop the desired
colouring. Oxidation pigments or pigment precursors are contained
in a phase, whereas oxidizing agents in the other. PHASE I
and PHASE II merge when they are used.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on
EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame Formulations (ed. January 2000).
These frame formulations specify the
types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list
of ingredients is shown on the product package pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended.
INGREDIENTS
Anionic / amphoteric / non-ionic surfactants (e.g. ammonium
laureth sulfate, laureth-12) Emulsifying agents (e.g. ethoxylated
fatty alcohols) Soaps (e.g. ammonium hydroxide / ethanolamine
oleate)
Thinners (e.g. propylene glycol, benzyl alcohol, glycol ethers
such as buthoxydiglycol) Ethanol and/or isopropanol (e.g.alcohol,
alcohol denat.,isopropyl alcohol) Hair-colouring agents Alkaline
agents (e.g. ammonium hydroxyde*, ethanolamine)
Viscosity-increasing agents (e.g. carbomer, fatty acids) Cationic
surfactants i C12 and polymers (e.g. dicetyldimonium chlori- de,
PEG-2 oleamine) Cationic polymers (e.g. polyquaternium-34)
Additional ingredients (e.g. hair conditioning agents, pearlising
agents) Reducing agents (e.g. sodium metabisulfite) Parfum
Chelating agents (e.g. EDTA) Aqua pH value: 8-11.5
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
60
30 30 20
16 12 10
10 5
5
5
3 2 1
as needed 100
* Maximum admissible concentration for ammonium hydroxide is 6%.
- pH value of both mixed phases when used: 8-11.5
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION If it is used in accordance with
manufacturer's instructions, the product is safe for people and for
the environ- ment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation. If splashed on the skin or mucosa, the undiluted
product can cause skin irritation. If ingested, it can cause
moderate irritation of gastro-intestinal tract. If inhaled, it can
cause modest irritation of respiratory system.
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FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
Skin contact: wash skin immediately with plenty of water. If the
irritation persists, contact a physician.
Massive inhalation in the event of aerosol: move the person to
fresh air. If the discomfort persists, seek help from a poison
centre or a physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
If a fire breaks out, use water spray, chemical powder, carbon
dioxide.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling - Carefully follow the instructions on the package or
on the leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than
that expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other
products or similar products other than those specified in the
relevant instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the
original containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Continuous exposure to cleaning agents (soap, shampoo, liquid
detergents) for professional purposes may cause depletion of
hydrolipidic film and stratum corneum, which form a natural barrier
for the skin. Depletion of this barrier may result in skin
injuries, thus leaving the skin more exposed to external agents.
Under this circumstance, if other products normally used in the
professional activity are handled without taking adequate
precautions (e.g. gloves or specific PPE), then intolerance may
arise, which may worsen over time.
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Storage Store in dry and well ventilated places (room
temperature). Do not store nor use the product near open fla- mes,
heat sources, electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make sure
product storage temperature is not lower than 5C and not higher
than 50C. . After using the product, properly close container.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article D.Lgs 626/94). Use of
PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Liquid
Colour: From white to yellow
Odour: Depending on the fragrance mixed with ammonia and/or
amines
pH: 8.00 - 11.5
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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BLEACHING AGENTS
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod. 014BBACO BLUE BLEACHING POWDER BACO
Cod. 014CBACO BLEACHING CREAM BACO
Cod. 014AFBACO AMMONIA FREE BLEACHING CREAM - BACO SOFT
COLOR
Cod. 014BAF AMMONIA FREE BLEACHING POWDER BACO SOFT COLOR
Product Description
Powders consisting of persulphates and alkaline salts mixed
together with excipients, for decolouration of natural and treated
hair. When used, the product must be mixed with a hydrogen-peroxide
based oxidative product (see data Oxidants for
Hair-dyes) so as to be activated and to develop the desired
colouring.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on
EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame Formulations (ed. January 2000).
These frame formulations specify the
types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list
of ingredients is shown on the product package pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended.
INGREDIENTS
Ammonium / Sodium / Potassium Persolphate Inert powders (e.g.
sodium / magnesium silicates, sodium carbonate) Humectants (e.g.
glycerine, propylene glycol, PEG) pH adjusters (e.g. sodium
metasilicate)
Releasing agents of ammonium hydroxide (e.g. ammonium chloride,
diammonium phosphate) Viscosity adjuster (e.g. guar gum) Additional
ingredients (e.g. cosmetic dyes, chelating agents)
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
70 50 15 15*
12
5
5
* pH adjusters as needed 10 < pH < 11 measured with 1% of
powder in water.
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the environ-
ment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If splashed on the skin or mucosa, the undiluted product can
cause skin irritation.
If ingested, it can cause moderate irritation of
gastro-intestinal tract.
If inhaled, it can cause modest irritation of respiratory
system.
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FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
Skin contact: wash skin immediately with plenty of water. If the
irritation persists, contact a physician.
Massive inhalation in the event of aerosol: move the person to
fresh air. If the discomfort persists, seek help from a poison
centre or a physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
If a fire breaks out, use water spray, chemical powder, carbon
dioxide.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling - Carefully follow the instructions on the package or
on the leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than
that expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other
products or similar products other than those specified in the
relevant instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the
original containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Continuous exposure to cleaning agents (soap, shampoo, liquid
detergents) for professional purposes may cause depletion of
hydrolipidic film and stratum corneum, which form a natural barrier
for the skin. Depletion of this barrier may result in skin
injuries, thus leaving the skin more exposed to external agents.
Under this circumstance, if other products normally used in the
professional activity are handled without taking adequate
precautions (e.g. gloves or specific PPE), then intolerance may
arise, which may worsen over time.
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Storage Store in dry and well ventilated places (room
temperature). Do not store nor use the product near open fla- mes
or heat sources or electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make
sure product storage temperature is not lower than 5C and not
higher than 40C. After using the product, properly close
container.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction systems
or collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Powder / Cream
Colour: From white / blue
Odour: Typical smell
pH: 9.5 11.5 mixed with oxidizing agents
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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SHAMPOO
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod.1201-1202-1225 SHAMPOO HYDRA - PURIFY Cod.1205-1206-1227
SHAMPOO VOLUME PURIFY Cod.1209-1210-1229 SHAMPOO ENERGY PURIFY
Cod.1213-1214-1231 SHAMPOO COLORE PURIFY Cod.1217-1218-1233 SHAMPOO
SMOOTH PURIFY
Cod.1090-1091 SHAMPOO SWEETN GLOW PINK UP Cod.1235-1237 REALE
SHAMPOO PURIFY Cod.1301-1300 COLOR NOURISHING SHAMPOO - MARAES
Product Description
Clear or opaque surfactant solutions available in various
viscosity levels and in some cases coloured, for hair hygiene.
Specific ingredients may be used depending on product
segmentation , for example in order to achieve an antidan-
druff, degreasing or conditioning effect.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on
EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame Formulations (ed. January 2000).
These frame formulations specify the
types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list
of ingredients is shown on the product package pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended.
INGREDIENTS
Anionic surfactants (e.g. sodium/ammonium/TEA lauryl sulfates,
sodium/ammonium/TEA laureth sulfates)
Amphoteric surfactants (e.g. betaine derivatives) Non-ionic
surfactants (e.g. fatty alkanolamides) Rheological modifiers (e.g.
PEG, propylene glycol)
Cationic surfactants C12 (e.g. stearamidopropyl dimethylamine,
distearyldimonium chloride)
Hair conditioning agents (e.g. silicone derivatives, cysteine
derivatives, cellulose derivatives, fatty acid esters) Additional
ingredients (e.g. UV filters, pearlising agents, opacifiers)
Preservatives, antimicrobial agents Chelating agents (e.g. disodium
EDTA) Aqua
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
30
20 15 10
5
each one up to 5
each one up to 5 1
0.5 as needed 100
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the environ-
ment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If ingested, it can cause moderate irritation of
gastro-intestinal tract.
If inhaled, it can cause modest irritation of airways.
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20
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact of undiluted product with eyes: remove any
contact lenses, rinse immediately with plenty of tepid water; if
the irritation persists, contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
Accidental contact of undiluted product with skin: wash skin
immediately with plenty of water. If the irri- tation persists,
contact a physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
Non-flammable product. If a fire breaks out, use water spray,
chemical powder, carbon dioxide.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling - Carefully follow the instructions on the package or
on the leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than
that expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other
products or similar products other than those specified in the
relevant instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the
original containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Continuous exposure to cleaning agents (soap, shampoo, liquid
detergents) for professional purposes may cause depletion of
hydrolipidic film and stratum corneum, which form a natural barrier
for the skin. Depletion of this barrier may result in skin
injuries, thus leaving the skin more exposed to external agents.
Under this circumstance, if other products normally used in the
professional activity are handled without taking adequate
precautions (e.g. gloves or specific PPE), then intolerance may
arise, which may turn into more serious forms over time.
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21
Storage Store in dry and well ventilated places (room
temperature). Do not store nor use the product near open fla- mes
or heat sources or electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make
sure product storage temperature is not lower than 5C and not
higher than 40C. After using the product, properly close
container.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Liquid - viscous
Colour: From colorless to blue
Odour: Depending on fragrance
pH: 4.00 6.00
Viscosity: 1000 8000 mPa*s
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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22
DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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23
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24
CREAMS - CONDITIONERS
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod.1203-1204-1226 HYDRA CONDITIONER PURIFY Cod.1207-1208-1228
VOLUME CONDITIONER PURIFY Cod.1211-1212-1230 ENERGY CONDITIONER
PURIFY Cod.1215-1216-1232 COLORE CONDITIONER PURIFY
Cod.1219-1220-1234 SMOOTH CONDITIONER PURIFY Cod.1221-1222 SCRUB
CREAM PURIFY Cod.1224 HYDRA MASK PURIFY Cod.1089-1092 SWEETN GLOW
CONDITIONER PINK UP Cod.1236-1238 REALE CONDITIONER PURIFY
Cod.1303-1302 COLOR NOURISHING CONDITIONER - MARAES
Product Description
Products consist of a variety of greases, waxes, liquid oils,
and hydrocarbons, with the addition of active ingredients
and scented oils in order to protect and preserve hair and scalp
proper conditions.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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25
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
Le composizioni indicate corrispondono a formule
tiporappresentative della categoria di prodotti, sulla base
del sistema Frame Formulation EAPCCT/COLIPA (ed. gennaio 2000).
Queste formule tipo precisano le tipolo-
gie di ingredienti e le loro concentrazioni massime permettendo
la rapida identificazione dei prodotti. La lista
completa degli ingredienti riportata sulla confezione dei
prodotti in conformit alla legge 713/86 e succes-
sive modifiche.
INGREDIENTS
Oils, waxes (mineral and vegetable), silicones and fatty
alcohols (e.g. petrolatum, triticum vulgare, amodimethicone,
cetearyl alcohol)
Ethanol ( e.g. alcohol, alcohol denat.)
Emulsifying agents ( e.g. ceteareth-30, cetyl alcohol)
Amphoteric surfactants ( e.g. betaine and derivatives)
Additional ingredients ( e.g. proteins, chelating agents,
pearlizing agents)
Cationic surfactants C12 ( e.g. cetrimonim chloride)
Emollients, moisturizing agents ( e.g. glycerin, propylene
glycol)
Viscosity- controlling agents (
e.g.carbomer,hydroxyethylcellulose)
Polymers, resins ( e.g. polyquaternium-10, polyquaternium-11,
butyl ester of PVM/MA copolymer)
Perfume
UV filters
Preservatives, antimicrobial agents
Cosmetic dyes
Aqua
MAXIMUM
CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
20
15
10
10
10
5
5
5
5
3 1
1
1
as needed 100
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the envi-
ronment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If ingested, it can cause moderate irritation of
gastro-intestinal tract.
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26
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
If a fire breaks out, use water spray, chemical powder, carbon
dioxide.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling
- Carefully follow the instructions on the package or on the
leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than that
expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other products
or similar products other than those specified in the relevant
instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the original
containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Continuous exposure to cleaning agents (soap, shampoo, liquid
detergents) for professional purposes may cause depletion of
hydrolipidic film and stratum corneum, which form a natural barrier
for the skin. Depletion of this barrier may result in skin
injuries, thus leaving the skin more exposed to external agents.
Under this circumstance, if other products normally used in the
professional activity are handled without taking adequate
precautions (e.g. gloves or specific PPE), then intolerance may
arise, which may turn into more serious forms over time.
-
27
Storage Store in dry and well ventilated places (room
temperature). Do not store nor use the product near open fla- mes
or heat sources or electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make
sure product storage temperature is not lower than 5C and not
higher than 40C. After using the product, properly close
container.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Creamy
Colour: From white to light pink with brown granules
Odour: Depending on fragrance
pH: 4.00 6.00
Viscosity: 4000 - 40000 mPa*s
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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28
DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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29
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HAIR CONDITIONERS AND SERUMS (SILICONE BASES)
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod.1087 CRISTAL CARE PINK-UP
Cod.1112 CRISTALLI STYLE PERFETTO
Cod.1309 COLOR NOURISHING OLIUM - MARAES
Product Description
Clear or opaque silicone solutions, enriched with active
principles or polymers, designed to help keep hair in good
condition. Specific ingredients may be used depending on product
segmentation , for example for conditioning or restructuring
purposes.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by
manufacturers.
Company Kaaral S.r.l.
Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo 66050 San Salvo (CH) -
Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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31
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on
EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame Formulations (ed. January 2000).
These frame formulations specify the
types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full
list of ingredients is shown on the product package pursuant to
Law 713/86, as amended.
INGREDIENTS
Silicones and volatile silicones (e.g. cyclomethicone)
Additional ingredients (e.g. UV filters, polymers)
Emulsifying agents (e.g. ethoxylated fatty alcohols)
Ethanol (e.g. alcohol, alcohol denat.)
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
99
10
6
5
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the
environment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If ingested, it can cause moderate irritation of
gastro-intestinal tract.
-
32
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact of undiluted product with eyes : remove any
contact lenses, rinse immediately with plenty of tepid water; if
the irritation persists, contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
Required fire extinguishers: dry or CO2 fire extinguishers for
small fires, water spray or foam for large fires.
Special protection equipment: use gloves, safety glasses, gas
mask, etc.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling
- Carefully follow the instructions on the package or on the
leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than that
expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other products
or similar products other than those specified in the relevant
instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the original
containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Continuous exposure to cleaning agents (soap, shampoo, liquid
detergents) for professional purposes may cause depletion of
hydrolipidic film and stratum corneum, which form a natural barrier
for the skin. Depletion of this barrier may result in skin
injuries, thus leaving the skin more exposed to external agents.
Under this circumstance, if other products normally used in the
professional activity are handled without taking adequate
precautions (e.g. gloves or specific PPE), then intolerance may
arise, which may turn into more serious forms over time.
-
33
Storage Store in dry and well ventilated places (room
temperature). Do not store nor use the product near open fla- mes
or heat sources or electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make
sure product storage temperature is not lower than 5C and not
higher than 40C. After using the product, properly close
container.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Liquid
Colour: Colorless
Odour: Depending on fragrance
pH: 7.00 8.00
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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34
DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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35
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36
HYDROALCOHOLIC SOLUTIONS
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod.1223 RESTRUCTURE PURIFY
Cod.1240 / 1239 REALE LOTION PURIFY
Cod.1306 COLOR NOURISHING DOPPIO ELIXIR - MARAES
Product Description
Clear or opaque hydroalcoholic solutions, which in some are
coloured, enriched with active principles and polymers,
designed to help keep hair and scalp in good condition.
Specific ingredients may be used depending on product
segmentation , for example in order to achieve an antidan-
druff, degreasing or conditioning effect.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
-
37
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on
EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame Formulations (ed. January 2000).
These frame formulations specify the
types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full
list of ingredients is shown on the product package pursuant to
Law 713/86, as amended.
INGREDIENTS
Ethanol and/or Isopropanol (alcohol, alcohol denat., isopropyl
alcohol)
Hair conditioning agents (e.g. protein hydrolysates, cellulose
derivati- ves)
Ether PPG
Parfum
Resins, polymers (e.g. polyvinyl acetate, PVP)
Additional ingredients (e.g. vitamins, plant extracts, chelating
agents, UV filters)
Preservatives, antimicrobial agents
Hair dyes, cosmetic dyes
Camphor
Aqua
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
60
20
20
3
2
2
2
1
0.5
as needed 100
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the
environment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
The product may be flammable.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If ingested, it can cause moderate irritation of
gastro-intestinal tract.
If inhaled, it can cause modest irritation of airways.
-
38
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact of undiluted product with eyes : remove any
contact lenses, rinse immediately with plenty of tepid water; if
the irritation persists, contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
Accidental contact of undiluted product with skin: wash skin
immediately with plenty of water. If the irri- tation persists,
contact a physician.
Massive inhalation: move the person to fresh air. If the
indisposition continues, seek help from a poison centre or a
doctor.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
Inflammability: easily flammable. Required fire extinguishers:
dry or CO2 fire extinguishers for small fires and water spray or
foam for large fires. Special protection equipment: use gloves,
safety glasses, gas mask, etc.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling - Carefully follow the instructions on the package or
on the leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than
that expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other
products or similar products other than those specified in the
relevant instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the
original containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Continuous exposure to cleaning agents (soap, shampoo, liquid
detergents) for professional purposes may cause depletion of
hydrolipidic film and stratum corneum, which form a natural barrier
for the skin. Depletion of this barrier may result in skin
injuries, thus leaving the skin more exposed to external agents.
Under this circumstance, if other products normally used in the
professional activity are handled without taking adequate
precautions (e.g. gloves or specific PPE), then intolerance may
arise, which may turn into more serious forms over time.
-
39
Storage Store in dry and well ventilated places (room
temperature). Do not store nor use the product near open fla- mes
or heat sources or electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make
sure product storage temperature is not lower than 5C and higher
than 40C. After using the product, properly close container.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated,possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9,Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour,gas,and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Appearance:
Liquid
Colour: From colourless to blue Odour:
Depending on fragrance
pH: 3.00 9.00
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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40
DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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41
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42
HAIR SPRAYS - LACQUERS no gas
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod. 1102 SCULTURA WORKING SPRAY STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1114 LEGGERA WORKING SPRAY STYLE PERFETTO
Cod.1081 HAIR FIX PINK UP
Cod. 1111 STILE STYLING LOTIONS STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1095 STRAIGHT UP PINK UP
Cod. 1100 GREAT SHOT PINK UP
Cod. 1244 RECHARGE PURIFY
Cod.1304 COLOR NOURISHING SHIELD - MARAES
Product Description
Hydroalcoholic solutions containing thinners, film-forming
polymers and pressurized propellants and/or in bottles with
dispenser.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
-
43
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame
Formulations (ed. January 2000). These frame formulations specify
the types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list of ingredients is
shown on the product package pursuant to Law 713/86, as
amended.
INGREDIENTS
Ethanol and/or Isopropanol (alcohol, alcohol denat., isopropyl
alcohol)
Thinners (e.g. acetone, volatile silicones)
Resins, polymers (e.g. PVP/VA copolymer, VA/cotronates
copolymer, butyl ester of PVM/MA copolymer) Neutralizers (e.g.
aminomethyl propanol) alkoxylated glucose derivatives
Additional ingredients (e.g. UV filters, vitamins)
Plasticizers (e.g. lanolin derivatives, silicone oils)
Parfum
Preservatives, antimicrobial agents
Aqua
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
95
25
8.5
2
2
1
1
as needed 100
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the
environment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
The product may be flammable.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If inhaled, it can cause modest irritation of airways.
Pressurized product: explosion hazard in the event of fire.
Easily flammable. Extremely flammable.
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44
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
Skin contact: wash skin immediately with plenty of water. If the
irritation persists, contact a physician.
Massive inhalation in the event of aerosol: move the person to
fresh air. If the indisposition continues, seek help from a poison
centre or a doctor.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
Inflammability: extremely or easily flammable; possible
explosion hazard in the event of fire. Required fire extinguishers:
dry or CO2 fire extinguishers for small fires and water spray or
foam for large fires. Use water to cool down containers. Special
protection equipment: use gloves, safety glasses, gas mask,
etc.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Remove any open flames from the areas in question; block any
leakage, ventilate the area if the operation is safe. Clean up the
spilled product with a rag and wash with plenty of water. In the
event of massive spilling, alert the Fire department. Personal
protection: use gloves, safety glasses, gas mask, etc.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling - Pressurized container. Protect against sun rays and
do not keep it at a temperature higher than 50C. - Do not pierce or
burn after use. - Do not spray on flames or on burning object. -
Use and keep away from any ignition source and electrical
appliances. - Do not smoke. - Carefully follow the instructions on
the package or on the leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any
use other than that expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures
with other products or similar products other than those specified
in the relevant instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material
to the original containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep
away from children. - Dispose of empty cylinders only in waste
container.
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45
Storage - Keep containers in a safe and vertical position,
trying to avoid falls and/or shocks. - Keep in dry and well
ventilated rooms, where temperature must not be lower than 5C and
not higher than 50C. Keep in non-smoker rooms without open flames,
fire hazards, or electrical appliances.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Liquid
Colour: From colourless to yellow
Odour: Depending on fragrance
pH: 4.00 - 9.00
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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46
DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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47
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48
HAIR SPRAYS - LACQUERS - AEROSOLS with gas
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod. 1103 BRILLANTE GLOSSING SPRAY STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 039G2-039G6 FORTISSIMO FINISHING SPRAY STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 039G3 FORTE FINISHING SPRAY STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1093 HOLD ON PINK UP
Product Description
Hydroalcoholic solutions containing thinners, film-forming
polymers and pressurized propellants in aerosol- valve cans.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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49
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame
Formulations (ed. January 2000). These frame formulations specify
the types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list of ingredients is
shown on the product package pursuant to Law 713/86, as
amended.
INGREDIENTS
Ethanol and/or Isopropanol (alcohol, alcohol denat., isopropyl
alcohol)
Propellants (e.g. dimethyl ether, hydrocarbons,
hydrofluorocarbons)
Thinners (e.g. acetone, volatile silicones)
Resins, polymers (e.g. PVP/VA copolymer, VA/cotronates
copolymer, butyl ester of PVM/MA copolymer) Neutralizers (e.g.
aminomethyl propanol) alkoxylated glucose derivatives
Additional ingredients (e.g. UV filters, vitamins)
Plasticizers (e.g. lanolin derivatives, silicone oils)
Parfum
Preservatives, antimicrobial agents
Aqua
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
95
90
25
8.5
2
2
1
1
as needed 100
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the
environment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
The product may be flammable.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If inhaled, it can cause modest irritation of airways.
Pressurized product: explosion hazard in the event of fire.
Easily flammable. Extremely flammable.
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50
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
Skin contact: wash skin immediately with plenty of water. If the
irritation persists, contact a physician.
Massive inhalation in the event of aerosol: move the person to
fresh air. If the indisposition continues, seek help from a poison
centre or a doctor.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
Inflammabilit y : ex tremely or easily flammable; possible
explosion hazard in the event of fire. Required fire extinguishers:
dry or CO2 fire extinguishers for small fires and water spray or
foam for large fires. Use water to cool down containers. Special
protection equipment: use gloves, safety glasses, gas mask,
etc.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Remove any open flames from the areas in question; block any
leakage, ventilate the area if the operation is safe. Clean up the
spilled product with a rag and wash with plenty of water. In the
event of massive spilling, alert the Fire department. Personal
protection: use gloves, safety glasses, gas mask, etc.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling - Pressurized container. Protect against sun rays and
do not keep it at a temperature higher than 50C. - Do not pierce or
burn after use. - Do not spray on flames or on burning object. -
Use and keep away from any ignition source and electrical
appliances. - Do not smoke. - Carefully follow the instructions on
the package or on the leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any
use other than that expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures
with other products or similar products other than those specified
in the relevant instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material
to the original containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep
away from children. - Dispose of empty cylinders only in waste
container.
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51
Storage - Keep containers in a safe and vertical position,
trying to avoid falls and/or shocks. - Keep in dry and well
ventilated rooms, where temperature must not be lower than 5C and
not higher than 50C. Keep in non-smoker rooms without open flames,
fire hazards, or electrical appliances.
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: Liquid
Colour: From colorless to yellow
Odour: Depending on fragrance
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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52
DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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53
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STYLING GELS - HAIR SHINES PRODUCT AND
COMPANY IDENTIFICATION Trade Name
Cod. 1084 AQUA GEL - PINK UP Cod. 1086 SPRAY GLOSS PINK-UP Cod.
1101 FORTISSIMO GEL STYLE PERFETTO Cod. 1115 SOFFICE OIL NO OIL
STYLE PERFETTO Cod. 1094 STRAIGHT DOWN PINK UP Cod. 1099 DREAMCURLS
PINK UP
Product Description
Products consist of a variety of greases and oils, pigments,
waxes, and hydrocarbons, with the addition of active ingredients,
polymers, and scented oils in order to protect and preserve hair
and scalp proper condi- tions.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
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55
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame
Formulations (ed. January 2000). These frame formulations specify
the types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list of ingredients is
shown on the product package pursuant to Law 713/86, as
amended.
INGREDIENTS
Ethanol (alcohol, alcohol denat.) Silicone
derivatives (e.g. dimethicone) Humectants
(e.g. glycerin, propylene glycol)
Resins, polymers (e.g. PVP, polyquaternium-11, VA/crotonates
copolymer, butyl ester of PVM/MA copolymer) Neutralizers (e.g.
aminomethyl propanol, triethanolamine)
Surfactants, emulsifying agents (e.g. ethoxylated fatty
acids)
Isopropanol (isopropyl alcohol) (may be found in resins)
Rheological modifiers (e.g. carbomer)
Additional ingredients (e.g. UV filters, vitamins)
Preservatives, antimicrobial agents, chelating agents
Parfum
Cosmetic dyes
Aqua
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
50
25
20
10
5
5
2
2
1.5
1
1
as needed 100
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the
environment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If ingested, it can cause moderate irritation of
gastro-intestinal tract.
-
56
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
If a fire breaks out, use water spray, chemical powder, carbon
dioxide.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Clean up the spilled products with sand, sawdust or rags,
channel into appropriate disposal containers in accordance with
applicable regulations. Wash contaminated areas with plenty of
water. Never return the spil- led material to the original
container. Never reuse spilled product.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handling
- Carefully follow the instructions on the package or on the
leaflet / slip / tag attached. - Avoid any use other than that
expected in the instructions. - Avoid mixtures with other products
or similar products other than those specified in the relevant
instruc- tions. - Never return the spilled material to the original
containers in order to reuse the product. - Keep away from
children.
Storage
Store in dry and well ventilated places (room temperature). Do
not store nor use the product near open fla- mes or heat sources or
electrical appliances, or direct sunlight. Make sure product
storage temperature is not lower than 5C and higher than 40C. After
using the product, properly close container.
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57
PERSONAL PROTECTION/ EXPOSURE CONTROL
Where the employer identifies hazards that cannot be avoided
with other means, he / she is obliged to pro- vide workers with
adequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (article 43 of
Legislative Decree - D.Lgs.- 626/94). PPE must comply with the
regulations defined in D.Lgs 475/92 (article 42 D.Lgs 626/94). Use
of PPE provided by the employer is compulsory (articles 5 and 44 of
D.Lgs 626/94).
More specifically:
- during all application, manipulation, and final rinse stages,
use disposable plastic gloves; - use accurately cleaned tools; -
avoid nickel-plated tools; - do not wear costume jewellery.
The work place must be adequately ventilated, possibly with
mechanical fresh-air recirculation (article 9, Presidential Decree
D.P.R. 303/56, as amended by article 33 of D.Lgs. 626/94). Areas
that are subject to vapour, gas, and dust emissions or to substance
spilling must be separated and equipped with local suction or
collection systems (articles 20 and 21, D.P.R. 303/56).
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance: From liquid to semi-solid
Colour: From colorless to yellow
Odour: Depending on fragrance
pH: 6.00 - 8.00
Viscosity: 1000 - 200.000 mPa*s
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
Product remains stable at room temperature.
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58
DISPOSAL INFORMATION
Disposal of cosmetic products is governed by the applicable
regulations, that is D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi), as amended.
For disposal purposes, non-hazardous waste from handicraft
activities (for hairdressers' or beauty salons, used empty bottles
and containers) may be treated as urban waste if the relevant
municipal administration has enforced the provisions specified in
article 21 of D.Lgs. 22/97 (Decreto Ronchi) which lists the powers
of municipal administrations.
Under the Legislative Decree of 11 May, 1999, no. 152, as lastly
amended by the Legislative Decree of 18 September, 2000, no. 218,
concerning water protection, hairdressing businesses are qualified
as civil settle- ments and their wastewater may poured down the
drain as is, provided they comply with the regulations issued by
the local authorities (e.g. Municipal Administrations and
Consortia) managing public sewage.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Finished cosmetics are manufactured and marketed pursuant to Law
713/86, as amended. Finished cosmetics are explicitly excluded from
the scope of national and EC legislation concerning dange- rous
preparations.
The need for workers to be included in a health assessment
programme (pre-employment and regular medi- cal examinations) must
be evaluated by the competent occupational Physician based on the
specific kno- wledge of the risk situation (articles 16 and 17
D.Lgs. 626/94). Workers are required to undergo health assessment
as prescribed by the competent occupational Physician (article 5,
D.Lgs 626/94).
OTHER INFORMATION
This information refers to the current state of our knowledge.
Any information provided on the data sheet, relating to composition
and chemical-physical properties, is provided exclusively for
proper handling and use of the product and for any emergency
actions. It does not contain full product composition (displayed on
the package) nor does it constitute a sales specification.
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59
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60
HAIR PASTES AND CREAMS
PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
Trade Name
Cod. 1082 FLEX GUM - PINK-UP
Cod. 1083 PASTA MAT - PINK-UP
Cod. 1104 FORMA MATTE PASTE STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1105 MODELLA MODELLING GUM STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1106 WATER WAX STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1107 SCULTURA FINISHING WAX STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1109 CREMA STRAIGHTENING LOTION - STYLE PERFETTO
Cod. 1110 PREPARA PRE-CUT LOTION STYLE PERFETTO
Product Description
Products consist of a variety of greases and oils, pigments,
waxes, and hydrocarbons, with the addition of active ingredients,
and scented oils in order to protect and preserve hair and scalp
proper conditions.
NOTE: Description and functionality of active principles were
derived from the scientific documentation sent to us by manu-
facturers.
Company
Kaaral S.r.l. Zona Industriale - C.da Piane SantAngelo
66050 San Salvo (CH) - Italy
Please call our freephone number for more information
Tel +39 0873 343127 Fax +39 0873 548151 www.kaaral.com
-
61
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
The compositions provided are frame formulations representing
the product category, based on EAPCCT/COLIPA Cosmetic Frame
Formulations (ed. January 2000). These frame formulations specify
the types of ingredients and their maximum concentrations enabling
rapid identification of products. The full list of ingredients is
shown on the product package pursuant to Law 713/86, as
amended.
INGREDIENTS
Oils and waxes (mineral and vegetable) (e.g.petrolatum,glyceryl
stearate)
Conditioning agents (e.g. proteins and derivatives, cellulose
derivati- ves, cationic copolymers)
Silicones ( e.g. dimethicone)
Emulsifying agents, surfactants (e.g. ethoxylated fatty
acids)
Wetting agents ( e.g. glycerin, propylene glycol)
Polymers, resins ( e.g. PVP/VA copolymer, acrylates
copolymer)
Additional ingredients (e.g. UV filters, vitamins)
Parfum
Preservatives, antimicrobial agents
Aqua
MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION (%weight/weight)
60
20
20
15
10
5
2
1
1
as needed 100
HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
If it is used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,
the product is safe for people and for the
environment. In the event of misuse or accident the following
information applies.
If splashed into the eyes, the undiluted product can cause eye
irritation.
If ingested, it can cause moderate irritation of
gastro-intestinal tract.
-
62
FIRST-AID MEASURES
What to do in the event of:
Accidental contact with eyes: remove any contact lenses, rinse
immediately with plenty of tepid water; if the irritation persists,
contact a physician.
Accidental ingestion of large quantities: do not induce
vomiting. Where appropriate, seek help from a poi- son centre or a
physician.
FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
If a fire breaks out, use wate