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(Descartes : La liberté s'éprouve... nul besoin qu'on la prouve -->Se sentir libre est une expérience que nous connaissons tous, un sentiment que nous savons reconnaître dès notre enfance. Quand on est libre, on le sent...aussi quand on ne l'est pas.)Spinoza prend l'exemple d'un homme en état d'ébriété, qui croit parler librement. Il montre par là que souvent, les hommes se croient libres uniquement parce qu'ils ignorent la vraie cause qui détermine leurs actions
Ce n'est pas parce que on se sent libre que l'on est ( ex du toxicomane), il faut se méfier et pousser l'investigation plus loin et nous demander quelle place il y a pour la liberté dans nos vies
What ingredients do formulators use for softness, smoothness, and lubrication?
What type of color formulators can be used in foods, drugs, and cosmetics?
What is NOT a benefit of understanding the building blocks of products, including the role of performance ingredients?
What is NOT among the prefixes used to identify certified color formulators on cosmetic labels?
What are added to formulations to ensure their microbiological safety and stability?
What is NOT among the reasons why people use performance skin care cosmetics?
What ingredients provide the greatest benefit to the skin and give cosmetic products their treatment value?
What ingredients do formulators use to increase skin flexibility and elasticity?
What do alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) facilitate by keeping the pilosebaceous follicle clear and promoting oxygen flow?
Why do ingredients dissolved in oil-based carriers penetrate more easily through the epidermal layers than those dissolved in water?
What do AHAs facilitate by diminishing corneocyte cohesion at the lower levels of the stratum corneum?
What is NOT among the reasons most cosmetics fail to penetrate the stratum corneum?
What is responsible for the skin's ability to distend and maintain the extra cellular space?
What are used to bind water-based and oil-based ingredients together in uniform substances?
What are used to lower the surface tension of cosmetics and help the "spreadability" of formulations?
What are used to dilute performance ingredients, regulate penetration into the skin, and/or help facilitate surface application?
What is one way estheticians can ensure that their choices of alpha hydroxy acid (AHA)-based products are not haphazard?
What is the fundamental benefit attributed to alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs)?