Abstract: The present invention relates to a multiphase cosmetic composition wherein respective phases throughout the total composition are generally stable, separate, and visually distinct.Disclosed herein is a duophase cosmetic cleansing cream composition including two generally separate and stable cosmetic compositions intimately mixed to yield a cleansing type composition that may be applied to a subject's face or body in one step, with the composition including a first cleansing cream phase composition comprising the following with each being expressed as a percentage of weight of said cleansing cream phase: an oil making up about 40-65% by weight of the cream phase composition, water making up about 20-50% of the cream phase composition and a thickening agent comprising about 0.25-1.70% by weight of the cream phase composition, and an emulsifier making up about 1.0-9.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of forming and containerizing a multiphase cosmetic composition such as for example, a cleansing cream-astringent composition comprised of a cream phase and a gel phase combined to form the cosmetic composition or product. The method disclosed herein basically entails directing at least two initially separate and distinct phase compositions to a dispensing head and simultaneously dispensing the at least two phase compositions from the dispensing head into an offset rotatively driven container. Initially the dispensing head is positioned about the lower portion of the container and once dispensing is commenced, the dispensing head is slowly moved vertically from the lower portion of the container to the top thereof and during this movement each phase of the multiphase compositions is simultaneously dispensed therefrom and a stirring effect is achieved by the rotating container and a plurality of stirring rods disposed about the dispensing head.