Yellow Iron Oxide
- INCI:
- Iron Oxides (CI 77492)
- Also known as:
- Iron oxide yellow · Ferric oxide yellow · CI 77492
Yellow inorganic pigment used in building skin tones and warm-undertone concealers. Its chemical stability makes it suitable for hot processes and for anhydrous or emulsified systems. It is routinely combined with red and black iron oxides to adjust the palette of foundations and powders.
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- Foundations
- Concealers
- Pressed powders
- Eyeshadows
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