Kozmetik Tekstillerin Üretimi, Karakterizasyonu ve Performans Testleri ile İlgili Bir Derleme

Year 2020, Volume: 8 Issue: 4, 2400 - 2417, 29.10.2020

Ejebay Jumageldiyeva , Ayşe Ebru Tayyar , Gamze Tetik

https://doi.org/10.29130/dubited.692129

Abstract

Geleneksel tekstiller; örtünme, korunma, destek ve süslenme gibi çeşitli işlevleri yerine getirmek amacıyla kullanılagelmiştir. Son zamanlarda, insanların doğal ve sağlıklı yollarla vücutlarına bakım sağlamaya yönelik artan eğilimleri ile sadece sıcaklık ve nem kontrolü gibi konfor özellikleri geliştirilmiş tekstil ürünleri değil, aynı zamanda hijyenik, koku salabilen, renk ve görünüm değiştirebilen, ileri düzey koruma gibi ekstra fonksiyonları da taşıyan giysi, ev tekstili ya da tekstil temelli bakım ürünleri de ön plana çıkmıştır. Tekstil mühendisleri, biyokimyagerler, eczacılar, kozmetik ve sağlık uzmanları yürüttükleri ortak çalışmalar ile her yeni gün kozmetik tekstiller alanına önemli katkılar sunmaktadırlar. Tekstil ürünlerine kozmetik işlevsellik kazandırmak için çeşitli metalik, bitkisel ve hayvansal içerikler saf ya da türev formunda kullanılmaktadır. Kozmetik tekstiller, kozmetik bir amaca hizmet eden aktif bir maddenin insan cildine temas esnasında transfer edilmesi için tasarlanmaktadır. Kozmetik ve/veya farmasötik bileşenler giysiyi oluşturan kumaşa aktarılarak, bileşen(ler)in vücudun doğal hareketiyle cilde uzun sürede transfer edilmesi sağlanmaktadır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, kozmetik tekstillerin fonksiyonellikleri, karakterizasyonları ve performans testleri ile ilgili mevcut literatürün genel bir özetinin ulusal literatüre kazandırılmasıdır.

Keywords

Kozmetik Tekstiller, Fonksiyonel Tekstiller, Cilt Bakımı, Kozmetik

Supporting Institution

TÜBİTAK

Project Number

219M574

Thanks

Bu çalışma TÜBİTAK, tarafından desteklenmiştir (Proje no: 219M574).

A Review on Production, Characterization and Performance Tests of Cosmetic Textiles

Abstract

Traditional textiles have been utilized for the purposes of covering, protection, support, and ornamentation. Recently, with the increasing tendency of people to care for their bodies in natural and healthy ways, it is not only textile products that have improved comfort properties such as temperature and humidity control, but also hygienic, odor-releasing, color and appearance changeable, advanced protective and functional clothing, home textiles or textile-based care products have stood out. Textile engineers, biochemists, pharmacists, cosmetics and health experts make important contributions to the field of cosmetics textiles with multidisciplinary studies. Various metallic, vegetable and animal originated ingredients are used in pure or derivative form to gain cosmetic functionality to textile products. Cosmetic textiles are designed to transfer an active agent serving for a cosmetic purpose during contact with human skin. The cosmetic and / or pharmaceutical components are transferred to the fabric forming the garment so that the component(s) can be transferred to the skin by the natural movement of the body over a long period of time. The aim of this study is to provide a general summary of the existing literature on the functionalities, characterizations and performance tests of cosmetic textiles to the national literature.

Keywords

Cosmetic Textiles, Functional Textiles, Cosmetics, Skin Care

Project Number

219M574

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