Glitter
- Also known as:
- Brilliant glitter · Sparkle · Cosmetic frost · Cosmetic glitter
Reflective particles or flakes of variable sizes and colors, used for decorative purposes to provide visual shine. They are incorporated in makeup, body and hair gels, soaps and bath products, and in other items where a sparkling effect is sought.
Functions
Typical applications
- Makeup and nail polishes
- Decorative body and hair gels
- Soaps and bath products
- Decorative household care products
Product lines
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See the full line: Colorants →Bismuth Oxychloride
Bismuth Oxychloride (CI 77163)
Classic pearlescent agent that provides a silky pearly luster and remarkable adhesion to the skin. It is used in pressed powders, eyeshadows, and nail polishes to achieve satin finishes with a creamy appearance. Protecting it from light during storage is recommended to preserve its appearance.
Black Iron Oxide
Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
High-intensity black inorganic pigment, a key player in eye products such as mascaras and eyeliners. It is also used in small proportions to darken and deepen skin tones in foundations and powders. Its stability to light makes it reliable in long-shelf-life formulas.
Boron Nitride
Boron Nitride
Lamellar ceramic material with an exceptionally soft feel, used as a high-end texturizer in powder makeup. It provides creamy slip, adhesion, and a light-diffusing effect associated with soft-focus finishes. It is used in premium powder, foundation, and eyeshadow formulas to elevate the feeling of luxury.
Carmine
Carmine (CI 75470)
Natural colorant obtained from cochineal, with a long tradition in the Andean region and highly valued for its intense, stable reds. In makeup it is used in lipsticks, blushes, and eyeshadows where a red of natural origin is sought. In food and beverages it is used in accordance with applicable regulations.