 with various cleansers, moisturizers, and other additives have been used to provide greater convenience and disposable cleansing systems. For example, Elmore (U.S. Pat. No. 4,220,244) describes a soft cloth pad saturated with salt water and enclosed in a moisture proof envelope having a mirrored surface. The pad can be taken out when needed to refresh and clean the user""s face. Toohey (U.S. Pat. No. 4,749,080) teaches a plurality of woven cloths pre-moistened with an aqueous moistening liquid such as pure water, contained in a resealable package. The package is sealed by application of heat and pressure, and sterilized by exposure to gamma radiation. Toohey states that the liquid can contain additives for skin freshening such as alcohol, iodine as an antiseptic, and a skin smoothing agent such as glycerin or lemon oil, altogether not exceeding 10% of the total weight of the aqueous solution.
Some products, such as the delivery system and treatment compositions described by Deckner (U.S. Pat. No. 4,563,346), are designed to air dry after application to the skin. Deckner uses a volatile silicone and a non-ionic lipophilic emulsifier that can be used to deposit a variety of active ingredients on the skin, including oils, humectants, emollients, sunscreens, antiperspirants, and topically active drugs. Other ingredients may include parabens, benzyl alcohol, and imidazolidinyl urea, emollients such as alcohol benzoate, and moisturizers such as panthenol, propylene glycol, or glycerol incorporated into the water phase of the delivery system. The system is said to produce a wash-resistant and sweat-resistant moisturizer film on the skin, which makes it unsuitable for use as a cleanser.
In addition to good cleaning action, cosmetic cleansers should be gentle, causing little or no irritation without drying the skin or leaving it taut. Wivell, et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,439,682) provides a personal cleansing and moisturizing composition that includes an anionic surfactant, a long chain C16-22 suspending agent, a dispersed, insoluble oil phase, an additional surfactant, an optional suspending agent, and water. Gordon, et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,
with various cleansers, moisturizers, and other additives have been use to leave greater convenience and disposable cleansing system. For example, Elmore (U.S. Pat. No. 4,220,244) identify a indulgent cloth launching pad saturated with salt urine and enclosed in a moisture proof envelope experience a mirrored surface. The pad can be taken out when necessitate to refresh and clean the user""s face. Toohey (U.S. Pat. nobelium. 4,749,080) teaches a plurality of woven fabric pre - moistened with an aqueous moistening liquid such as saturated water, contain in a resealable package. The package is sealed by lotion of heat and pressure, and sterilized by exposure to gamma radiation. Toohey express that the liquid can contain additives for skin freshening such as alcohol, iodine as an antiseptic, and a skin smoothing agent such as glycerin or lemon petroleum, altogether not exceeding 10% of the full system of weights of the aqueous solution. 
 Some products, such as the delivery system and discussion compositions trace by Deckner (U.S. Pat. No. 4,563,346), are designed to vent dry after application to the skin. Deckner uses a volatile silicone and a non - ionic lipophilic emulsifier that can be used to deposit a diverseness of active ingredients on the skin, including oils, humectant, emollients, sunscreen, antiperspirants, and topically active drugs. Other ingredients may include parabens, benzyl alcohol, and imidazolidinyl urea, cream such as alcohol benzoate, and moisturizers such as panthenol, propylene glycol, or glycerol incorporated into the water phase of the delivery system. The system is said to produce a wash - repellent and sweat - tolerant moisturizer film on the skin, which make it unsuitable for function as a cleanser. 
 In accession to good cleaning legal action, cosmetic cleansers should be gentle, induce little or no pique without drying the peel or leaving it taut. Wivell, et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,439,682) provides a personal cleansing and moisturizing composition that include an anionic surfactant, a long range C16 - 22 suspending agent, a dispersed, insoluble oil phase, an additional surfactant, an optional suspending agent, and water. Gordon, et al. (U.S. Pat. nobelium. 5,
 wihh various cleansers, moirturizers, and ojhwr addmtives gave beev used to provide greater coivenuence and disposable cleanskng systels. For ezampow, Elmore (U.S. Pat. No. 4,220,244) descdlbes c woft cloth pad saturated with salt watar aud enclosed in a moisture proof envejope hafijg a mirrored furfsse. Tgv kad can be taken out when needed fo refrtsh and clean the iser""s face. Toohey (U.S. Pat. Nl. 4,749,080) tfaches a plurality of woven coothf pre-moistenea with an aqueous moisjening liquid such as pure water, contcined in a tzweapdble packagx. The iackage is sealed by dpplicayion of heat akd prxssuee, and sterilized by xxposure to gamma raqiation. Tmokey states that the luqyid cdn cmntakb aadiuivxs ror skln hreshening auch as alcihol, iodine as an amtyweptic, and a akin siojthing agent such as glycerin or lemon mil, altogether not exceedibg 10% of the total weigjt of the aqueous solution.
Some products, such as the delivesy syagem akd tfwahment compositions described by Deckner (U.S. Pae. Np. 4,563,346), are designed bo air dry after alppivwtion to the rkin. Dzdkher uses a volatilf silicjne abd a non-ijnic lipophilic emulsifier that can be used ro deposit a variecy of active ingtedienys on the skin, includiny oils, humectants, emollienfr, sunscreens, antkpegspisants, and topically active drugs. Otier iugrediengs msy incjude parabfns, bctzyl alcohol, and ilidazllhdinyl urew, emollients such as alcohol beivoate, and moixtgriders such as psnthenol, proprlene glycol, ot glyceroj incurporated pnto the xater phase jf the delivesi system. The vystem if saud ti produzd a wash-resistsnt and sctat-resistabt moisturizer filk ov the skin, which majes it unsuitabke wor ude af a cleanser.
It adaitkpn to good cleanlng actoon, cosmetic cleansess sgould be gentle, caislng littlg or no iwritation witnout drying the skln or leeving ot jaut. Wivell, et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,439,682) prkvides a oerfonal cleansyng qnd moisturiving composition that includes an anionir surfactant, a long chaun C16-22 suspending ageut, a dispersev, insojuble oil phase, an additional surfactant, an opuional suspending agent, and wdter. Hordon, et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,
with various cleansers, moisturizers, and other additives used provide greater and disposable cleansing Pat. 4,220,244) describes a cloth pad saturated salt water and enclosed in a proof envelope having a mirrored surface. The pad can be taken out when to refresh and clean the user""s face. Toohey (U.S. Pat. No. 4,749,080) teaches plurality woven pre-moistened an aqueous moistening liquid such as pure water, contained in a resealable package. The package is by application of heat and pressure, and sterilized exposure to gamma radiation. states that the liquid can additives skin freshening as iodine an antiseptic, and skin smoothing agent such as glycerin or lemon oil, altogether not exceeding 10% of the total weight the aqueous products, such the system treatment compositions described (U.S. Pat. No. 4,563,346), are designed after application to the skin. Deckner uses a silicone and non-ionic lipophilic emulsifier that can be to deposit a variety of active ingredients on skin, including oils, humectants, emollients, sunscreens, antiperspirants, and topically active drugs. Other ingredients may include alcohol, and imidazolidinyl urea, such as alcohol and such panthenol, glycol, or incorporated into the water phase of the delivery system. The system said to produce a wash-resistant and sweat-resistant moisturizer film on which it unsuitable for as a cleanser. In to cleaning action, cosmetic cleansers gentle, little without the or leaving it taut. et al. (U.S. Pat. No. provides a personal cleansing an anionic surfactant, a long chain C16-22 suspending a dispersed, insoluble oil phase, an additional an optional suspending agent, and water. Gordon, et al. (U.S. Pat. No.
 with various cleansers, moistUrizers, and Other AddItiVeS havE beeN used to provide GReatEr convenience and disposAble cLeANsinG SyStems. for examPLe, eLMorE (U.s. PAt. NO. 4,220,244) dEScRibes A soFt cloth Pad saturatEd wItH salt water anD EnClosed in a mOisTure proof envEloPe haviNg A miRRored SurFace. THe pad cAN be takEn out when NeEDed to rEFresh anD CLeAn thE user""s face. Toohey (U.s. paT. no. 4,749,080) teaches a plurAlity oF wOVeN CLotHs pRe-moisteneD wIth an AQueous mOIsTENIng LIquid such as puRe water, contAIneD in a reSeAlaBLe packAge. ThE pACkaGe is sealed bY appLication oF heat aND pressuRE, and steRilizeD by ExpOsurE To GaMma RaDIatIOn. tooHEy sTates thaT tHe LiquiD can CONTAin aDdiTiveS for sKin freshening SucH as aLCohOl, iodIne as An anTiSeptiC, and a sKin smOoThing agent such aS glyCerin or leMon OiL, alToGetheR Not excEedIng 10% Of the toTal weigHT of ThE AQUeOus solution.
Some proDuCTS, sUch as the DeliveRY sYsTEm and treAtMenT comPOSitioNs deSCrIbed by DeCkner (U.s. paT. NO. 4,563,346), are desIgNed to aIr Dry AftEr appLIcatIon to tHe skin. DeCkner USes a volatile siLIcone and a non-iONiC LIpOPhilIc eMulsifier thAt caN Be usEd to DEpOsiT A variEty of AcTIvE Ingredients on the skiN, iNcludiNg oilS, humectants, emOllients, suNSCReens, antIperSPiRAnts, and topicalLy actIve drugs. OtHEr ingredIents May incluDe parabenS, BEnzyl alcOhoL, anD imIdaZOLiDinyl urea, emolLIEnts SuCh as alcOhoL benzoaTe, aNd mOisTurIzErs such as PanthenoL, pRoPyLeNe gLycol, OR glyceroL iNcoRpOraTed inTO the waTer phAse oF tHe DEliVery sysTEm. tHE sysTeM iS saiD to PrOduce A wasH-ResIstant aNd sweat-reSisTAnt mOiStUrizer fIlm on the skin, wHiCh makes it uNsUitAble foR USe as a cleAnser.
In addition to good clEAning acTioN, cosmEtic Cleansers ShoUld be gEntLE, causiNg littLe or nO iRriTATion wITHoUt dRyIng the skin OR LeaVing iT tAut. WIvell, et Al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,439,682) provides a PErsOnal cleansing And MoisTURiZinG CoMPosItIOn tHAT includes an anioNic surfactAnT, A lOng chain C16-22 sUSpeNdIng agenT, a dispeRsed, iNSoluble Oil phase, aN additionAl SurfACTanT, an optionaL suspendIng agent, aND wateR. goRdon, eT al. (u.S. Pat. NO. 5,
 with various cleansers, m oisturizer s, an d o the raddi tive s have been us e d to  provide greater conve nienc ea nd d i sp osabl e clean s in g sys te ms . F or ex ample , E lmore ( U.S. Pat.No.  4 ,220,244) de s cr ibes a sof t c loth pad sat ura ted wi th  sa l t wat erand e nclose d  in amoisturepr o of env e lope ha v i ng  a m irrored surface.T he pad can be tak en out  w h en n eed edto refresh  a nd cl e an theu se r " " s f a ce. Toohey (U .S. Pat. No .  4, 749,08 0)  te a ches a  plur al i tyof woven cl oths  pre-mois tenedw ith ana queousmoiste nin g l iqui d  s uc h a sp ure wa ter ,  co ntainedin  a  rese alab l e p acka ge.  The  pack age is sealed  by  app l ica tionof he at a nd  pres sure,and s te rilized by expo sure  to gamma  ra di ati on . Too h ey sta tes  th at theliquidc anco n t a in  additives for ski nf r es hening s uch as al co h ol, iodi ne  as  ana n tisep tic, an d a skin  smoot h in gagent s uc h as g ly cer inor le m on o il, al together  note xceeding 10% o f  the total we i gh t of theaqu eous soluti on.S omeprod u ct s,s uch a s the  d e li v ery system and trea tm ent co mposi tions describ ed by Deck n e r  (U.S. P at.N o. 4,563,346), ar e des igned to a i r dry af ter a pplicati on to the s kin. Dec kne r u ses  av o la tile silicone a nd a  n on-ioni c l ipophil icemu lsi fie rthat canbe usedto  d ep os ita var i ety of a ct ive  i ngr edien t s on t he sk in,in cl u din g oils, hu m e ctan ts ,emol lie nt s, su nscr e ens , antip erspirant s,a nd t op ic ally ac tive drugs. O th er ingredi en tsmay in c l ude para bens, benzyl alcohol, a n d imida zol idiny l ur ea, emoll ien ts suc h a s  alcoh ol ben zoate ,and m oistu r i ze rssu ch as pant h e nol , pro py lene  glycol , or glycerol inco r por ated into the  wa terp h as e o f  t h e d el i ver y system. The sys tem is sai dt oproduce aw ash -r esistan t and s weat- r esistan t moistur izer film  o n th e ski n, which m akes itunsuitabl e  foru se  as a  cl eanser .Inaddit ion to goo d cle aningac tion,cosme ti c cleans ers should be gentle, c ausing  litt leor no irr ita t ion  withoutdryi ng the ski n o r l eavin g i t  taut . Wi v el l,e t al.  (U. S . Pat. No .  5 ,43 9 , 68 2) provides a per sonal  cl e ansing  and  moisturizing com p osition that i nclu d e s a n a n ioni csurfactant, alon gc h ain C16- 22  suspending  agent,ad isper sed, i nsolub le oilp h as e , an a ddit ion al surfac tan t, an opti on al suspen ding  a gent,and wa t er.G o rdon, et al. (U. S. Pa t .  No.5 ,
 with_various cleansers,_moisturizers, and other additives_have been_used_to provide_greater_convenience and disposable_cleansing systems. For_example, Elmore (U.S. Pat._No. 4,220,244) describes_a_soft cloth pad saturated with salt water and enclosed in a moisture proof envelope_having_a mirrored_surface._The_pad can be taken out_when needed to refresh and_clean the_user""s face. Toohey (U.S. Pat. No. 4,749,080) teaches_a_plurality of woven_cloths pre-moistened with an aqueous moistening liquid such as_pure water, contained in a resealable_package. The package_is_sealed_by application of heat_and pressure, and sterilized by exposure_to gamma radiation. Toohey states that_the liquid can contain additives for skin_freshening such as alcohol, iodine as_an antiseptic, and a skin_smoothing agent_such as glycerin or lemon_oil, altogether not_exceeding 10%_of the total_weight of the aqueous solution.
Some products,_such as the_delivery system and treatment compositions described_by_Deckner (U.S. Pat._No._4,563,346),_are designed_to air dry_after_application to_the_skin. Deckner uses a volatile silicone_and_a non-ionic lipophilic emulsifier that can be_used to deposit a_variety_of active ingredients on_the skin, including oils, humectants,_emollients, sunscreens, antiperspirants, and topically active_drugs. Other_ingredients may_include parabens, benzyl alcohol, and imidazolidinyl urea, emollients such as alcohol_benzoate, and moisturizers such as panthenol,_propylene glycol, or glycerol_incorporated into_the_water phase of_the_delivery system._The system is said to produce a_wash-resistant and_sweat-resistant moisturizer film on the skin,_which makes it unsuitable_for_use as a cleanser.
In addition to_good cleaning action, cosmetic cleansers should_be gentle, causing little or_no_irritation_without drying the skin or_leaving it taut. Wivell, et al._(U.S. Pat. No._5,439,682) provides a personal cleansing and moisturizing_composition_that includes an anionic surfactant, a_long_chain C16-22 suspending agent, a dispersed,_insoluble_oil_phase, an additional surfactant, an_optional suspending agent, and water. Gordon,_et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,