190 JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS Determination: The amount of Resorcinol (Res) or Hydroquinone (HCH) in the sample should be 0.4-1.6 mg. Prepare the purified extract as described under 'Experimental'. Dissolve the residue in 2 ml ethylacetate. Add 2 ml of the solution of the internal standard and silylate. Use 1-2 •1 for glc injection. Calculation: Find the peak height ratio RES/Nitrobenzene or HCH/Nitro- benzene. Find the corresponding mg RES or HCH in the standard curve. As the weight of the sample is known, the • can be calculated. Recoveries of 94• of the RES in experimental samples was achieved. Difficulties with chlororesorcinol and hydroquinone. In one sample a peak appeared on the hydroquinone place, after the resorcinol peak. The separation, however, was better than usual. The recorder reached the baseline, which was not the case in the standard chromatograms. The column temperature was lowered from 130øC to 100øC, a mixture of silylated hydroquinone and the extract was injected. Three peaks were deafly separated: resorcinol-hydroquinone and the quasi hydroquinone peak. Further trials with reference compounds, and tlc information led to the identification of 2.Chlororesorcinol. See Fig. 8. Analytical results--oxidative hair colour intermediates The results of the identification of our samples are tabulated below. Sur- prisingly p.phenylenediamine was absent. The most important components are still 2.5.toluylenediamine, the three isomeric aminophenols, resorcinol, naphthol and 2 nitro.p.phenylenediamine. Brand A (12 samples): 11 with 25TDA 12 with 3AF 12 with RES 2 with 2NPFD 1 with 4NOFD Brand C (5 samples): 4 with 25TDA 3 with 3AF 3 with RES 1 with 2NPFD Brand E (8 samples): 5 with 25TDA 2 with 2AF 3 with 4AF 3 with 2NPFD 8 with RES Brand B (9 samples): 7 with 25TDA 4 with 3AF 5 with RES 4 with 2NPFD Brand D (7 samples): 5 with 25TDA 2 with 3AF 3 with RES 3 with 2NPFD Brand F (11 samples): 10 with 25TDA 1 with 2AF 3 with 3AF 4 with 4AF 5 with RES 1 with AN
RISK-BEARING SUBSTANCES IN COSMETICS 191 I Original sample extract • I0 Note the uncommon base-line 1 touch between peak 3 and 4. 130øC column temp. 1 1 sample + extra Hydroquinone-sil. . ] Original Original sample + extra• Hydroquinone- sil Note the common base-h'ne J • approach between 3 and 4. J Note the clear separation of • 130oc • 3- 4C-4D. / column temp. • 4D • Figure 8. The problem of the quasi-hydroquinone peak of sample no. 25. 1. Solvent peak (ethyl acetate). 2. Nitrobenzene (internal standard). 3. Resor- cinol-sil. 4A. Quasi-hydroquinone-sil. 4B. As 4A + superposed hydroquinone- sil. 4C. Hydroquinone-sil. 4D. The quasi-hydroquinone-sil peak, identified as chlororesorcinol-sil.
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