". . .This book leads you through the subject in a very logical fashion. . .Repetition of basic concepts has been kept to a minimum and the focus on the topic remains strong throughout. . . . . .More than just a loose collection of articles, this book is a good working-knowledge tool. . .the clear organization of individual articles, makes this the most useful book on rheology that I have come across. "---Cosmetics and Toiletries

• The flow of cosmetics and toiletries, Dennis Laba; introduction to Rheology, Hemi N. Nae; instrumentation, Hemi N. Nae; Rheological additives, Mary T. Clarke; nail product Rheology, Harvey M. Remz; antiperspirant/deodorant Rheology, Dennis Laba; dentifrice Rheology, Morton Pader; the Rheology of hair products, Robert Y. Lochhead; emulsion Rheology - creams and lotions, Philip E. Miner; predicting stability in Rheologically modified systems, Christopher D. Vaughan; rheological profiles, Dennis Laba.

". . .This book leads you through the subject in a very logical fashion. . .Repetition of basic concepts has been kept to a minimum and the focus on the topic remains strong throughout. . . . . .More than just a loose collection of articles, this book is a good working-knowledge tool. . .the clear organization of individual articles, makes this the most useful book on rheology that I have come across. "---Cosmetics and Toiletries

• The flow of cosmetics and toiletries, Dennis Laba; introduction to Rheology, Hemi N. Nae; instrumentation, Hemi N. Nae; Rheological additives, Mary T. Clarke; nail product Rheology, Harvey M. Remz; antiperspirant/deodorant Rheology, Dennis Laba; dentifrice Rheology, Morton Pader; the Rheology of hair products, Robert Y. Lochhead; emulsion Rheology - creams and lotions, Philip E. Miner; predicting stability in Rheologically modified systems, Christopher D. Vaughan; rheological profiles, Dennis Laba.

". . .This book leads you through the subject in a very logical fashion. . .Repetition of basic concepts has been kept to a minimum and the focus on the topic remains strong throughout. . . . . .More than just a loose collection of articles, this book is a good working-knowledge tool. . .the clear organization of individual articles, makes this the most useful book on rheology that I have come across. "---Cosmetics and Toiletries

• The flow of cosmetics and toiletries, Dennis Laba; introduction to Rheology, Hemi N. Nae; instrumentation, Hemi N. Nae; Rheological additives, Mary T. Clarke; nail product Rheology, Harvey M. Remz; antiperspirant/deodorant Rheology, Dennis Laba; dentifrice Rheology, Morton Pader; the Rheology of hair products, Robert Y. Lochhead; emulsion Rheology - creams and lotions, Philip E. Miner; predicting stability in Rheologically modified systems, Christopher D. Vaughan; rheological profiles, Dennis Laba.