Talc 50 g

Talc is the softest mineral in nature. It is most often found in its ready-made form: a fine, clear, purified powder. It is not felt on the skin.

Itsmain use is as a filler for mineral cosmetics. Thanks to its light texture, it improves the application and durability of decorative cosmetics. Silky translucent powder provides maximum pigmentation of shades. Even on dark skin, your colors will look saturated. In pressed powders, its skin adhesion properties are higher than mica. Non-absorbable. This means talc extends makeup time, prevents smudging, improves bonding with the skin, and makeup doesn't fall off.

In facial products, talc gives a silky gliding application, increased spreadability, a “photoshop effect” and a light glow. Its light-reflecting properties make the skin look more even and velvety.

It is also used in lotions. Talc retains its lubricity on the skin even after the emulsion has disintegrated.

This mineral has become popular as a base for antiperspirants. It absorbs grease and moisture, prevents unpleasant odors (a mixture of sweat, salts and bacteria), lays down perfectly on the skin and lasts a long time.

The second purpose of talc after filler is as a substitute for ingredients that absorb grease (calcium carbonate, starch, kaolin).

The silky finish makes this mineral a wonderful body powder. We all remember baby powder, which is the most effective means against inflammations and irritations on the skin.

After water procedures, talcum powder will prevent chafing and give a silky smooth feeling to dry skin. It also holds fragrance beautifully. Try using talcum powder for solid perfumes, scented voiles. Talc is said to be non-comedogenic and won't clog pores if you wash off your makeup regularly.

Talc is in the composition of products of brands Guerlain (remember Meteorites), Revlon, Dior, Clinique and others.

It is used in cosmetics:

• Shadows, highlighters, bronzers, blushes.
• Compact and loose mineral powders, body veils.
• Tonal products from liquid to semi-liquid form.
• Lipsticks for lips.
• Body powder.
• Body cosmetics (creams, balms, lotions).
• Antiperspirants and deodorants.
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Dosage

• In most products, talcum powder is used at 100% input:
• Powders, facial cosmetics - up to 100%.
• Baby powder, dry body cosmetics - up to 99%.
• Makeup foundations - 35%
• Aerosol deodorants - 30%.
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Precautions:

Avoid eye contact and do not inhale talcum powder. There is also research that talcum powder can be carcinogenic when used on the genitals. On the rest of the body, talcum powder is safe.

Storage conditions: in a dry place out of reach of children. Shelf life is unlimited.