How to Measure Particle Size of Cosmetics

Cosmetic products contain particles and emulsions that require special distributions for coverage and other desired results. Cosmetic products may also be affected by particle sizes for their appearance, stability, and protection value. The beauty and cosmetic industry rely on particle size and characterization analysis to develop products that meet regulated standards for quality.

In this video, Shelly Zhang Bettersize's application engineer collected different cosmetics products and performed particle size analysis to illustrate why the use of a laser particle size analyzer (Bettersizer 2600) is critical to the cosmetics industry.

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