Formel: 40275 Schwierigkeitsgrad: mittel Haltbarkeit: min. 6 Monate pH optimal: - Phase Zutaten Insgesamt 6,5 gr A Zinkoxid 2,5 gr A Gelb Oxid 09, kosmetisches Pigment 0,05 gr (1 ¾ DROP Löffel) A Rot...
Red 18 Oxid, kosmetisches Pigment
2,56 €
(inkl. MwSt.)
2,15 €
(ohne MwSt.)
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Beschreibung
Mineralisches Kosmetikpigment zur Verwendung in kosmetischen Produkten für die Körperpflege, Make-up und Seifen.
Inhaltsstoffe: Iron Oxide Red CI 77491
Partikelgröße: 1 μm
MERKMALE
- hochreines, kosmetisch geeignetes Pigment
- ultrafeines Pulver, ohne Nanopartikel
- satte, matte Farbe
ANWENDUNGEN
- kann als Bestandteil von Mineral-Make-up-Produkten verwendet werden: Lidschatten, loser oder gepresster Puder, Rouge, Foundation, Concealer, Mascara, Eyeliner, Lippenstift
- in Pulvermischungen empfiehlt es sich, sie in einem Mörser oder einer Kaffeemühle zu mahlen, um homogene Farbtöne zu erhalten
- kann mit pflanzlichen oder mineralischen Pulvern wie Sericit, Magnesiumstearat, kosmetischer Stärke, Kaolin, mikronisiertem Reispulver kombiniert werden
- zum Einfärben von Kosmetika, in Cremes, Körperbutter; es ist normalerweise in der Ölphase enthalten
- zum Einfärben von Kaltverfahren und Schmelzseifen; wird in Pflanzenöl, ätherischem Öl oder Duftöl vordispergiert hinzugefügt
Sicherheitsdaten: nur für kosmetische Zwecke; beim Öffnen der Verpackung und bei der Arbeit mit diesem Produkt sollte der Staub nicht eingeatmet werden
Einzelheiten
Produktcode
D-1194
Geeignet für
Kerzen, Kosmetik, Schminke, Seifen
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It is more of a brick red, with strong orange brown tint, and not the classical red that I was hoping it will be. Layers nicely in a lipgloss. Maybe I need to play with TiO2 to change the color a bit...
the pigments are very fine and blend very well in the preparations (with soap-based soaps I had to mix quickly, intensely - but here it looks good and with degrade effect, so I left it like that)
I'm thinking of trying to turn a plain face cream into a tinted foundation with these pigments that I've seen used for this. I'm sure the result will be okay.
All the mati pigments here are extremely natural, it's like having a sample of nature, concentrated in a little box. They make me think of Holi, the Hindu festival of colors. I have used it either in combinations with other colors, or simply, for makeup (eye shadow) or color play on the skin, children are extremely excited by this kind of painting, which we usually do with our fingers :) and with measure, of course :D All the pigments on ellemental are very qualitative, fine and delight your visual sense. And the shades are very faithful to the presentation images.
It's not an intense red, more of a caramel red, more of a brownish, but it's ok for melt&pour soaps. I used it with a white base and the color came out caramelized even though I put quite a lot, far from an original red.
A pigment with an intense color and usable in different cosmetic preparations. I recommend this matte red color!
I use this pigment to color lipsticks and creams red, as well as hand-made soap. I recommend.
I purchased it for soy wax candles, it is a very good product, I recommend
A perfect color for lip glosses. Also from here I used the recipe to make the gloss. I recommend, it comes out really well.
Probably good. As shade is pleasant. But the coverage didn't pay off for a lipstick. It probably needs help with titanium oxide but I don't want to use it.
In general I use it with bath bombs, in the correct dosage does not create problems to stay color on the tub. I also use them in soap but only for an additional tinting, certain colors I use them in BBCream and I am very happy with them.
It has a great coloring power, it incorporates easily. I've used it in CP soaps and had no problems, I usually mix my colorants with a little oil before adding to the soap.
In my opinion it's more of a caramel red, I'm not really a fan of this shade but in combination with others something interesting can come out.
I made a gloss according to the recipe. It spreads a little beyond the lips but I think I put more oil. Over other lipstick shades it gives a really nice effect.
A natural-looking, very refined red, just like the picture. I used it in foundation and cream blush, it's a quality product.
I used this pigment to color a lip balm. The color is very beautiful, lips stay moisturized and at the same time have a gorgeous red color. I am now successfully replacing commercial lipsticks and my lips stay moisturized and healthy looking