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Flamenco Super Pearl 120C Powder

Original price £4.00 - Original price £102.20
Original price
£4.00
£4.00 - £102.20
Current price £4.00

INCI Name: Mica (and) Titanium Dioxide

CAS Numbers: 12001-26-2 (and) 13463-67-7

Description

Flamenco® Super Pearl is a white effect-enhancing pigment of titanium dioxide-coated mica platelets. It is used to create lustrous or opalescent effects in all types of cosmetics and personal products. This grade offers excellent transparency, which can help reduce the milky look that occurs with pearlescent effects in medium-dark and deep tones. Its brilliance allows formulators to use less pigment without compromising end product luster.

Usage

Face care, Body care, Oral hygiene, Make-up, Face and body hygiene, Hair care, Sun care

Technical Details

Solubility

Flamenco pigments are inorganic and therefore insoluble in water.

pH

The pH of these products is measured by adding 4 grams of the pigment into 96 mL of water. This value can be found on the specification sheet.

Specifications

The colour additive components in the products identified in this datasheet meet the applicable FDA (21 CFR Part 73) and EU Cosmetic Regulation EC/1223/2009 (Annex IV, including EC-231-2012
requirements).

Microbial status for Flamenco products

  • Total aerobic bacteria <100 CFU/g max.
  • Yeast & mold <100 CFU/g max.
  • Gram-negative bacteria absent in 10g
  • E. coli absent in 10g
  • Pseudomonas aeruginosa absent in 10g
  • Staphylococcus aureus absent in 10g

Storage

Flamenco pigments have storage stability of at least 10 years from the date of manufacture provided that they are stored in unopened original containers, protected from light, and under normal conditions of
temperature and humidity.

* Further documentation available with purchase

Formulation Guide
  • Flamenco pigments are chemically stable under conditions normally encountered in cosmetic and personal care formulation products and use.
  • However, all grades should be tested in potential formulations before commercialization in order to determine if performance will be acceptable.
  • Since regulations change over time, we recommend that appropriate use of each colorant be confirmed against each region’s current cosmetic
    regulations.
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