Cosmetic Talc
- INCI:
- Talc
- Also known as:
- Hydrated magnesium silicate · Steatite
Classic mineral filler in color cosmetics, prized for its slip, softness, and ability to dilute pigments. It is the historical base of loose and pressed powders, blushes, and eyeshadows. It is sold in cosmetic grade with supporting documentation from the manufacturer for each batch.
Functions
Typical applications
- Pressed powders
- Loose powders
- Blushes
- Eyeshadows
Specialties
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