Titanium Dioxide Titanium Dioxide, Transparent type or translucent type is Titanium Dioxide type that does not cause any whiteness on the skin. But still has good sun protection performance. The sun protection performance is not inferior to normal Titanium Dioxide.

Particle Size 15 nanometers (15nm)

Coating: Hydrogen Dimethicone

Titanium Dioxide Titanium Dioxide, Transparent type or translucent type is Titanium Dioxide type that does not cause any whiteness on the skin. But still has good sun protection performance. With Titanium Dioxide coating technology using a special method. Its sunscreen performance is not inferior to normal Titanium Dioxide, suitable for use in sunscreen formulas that are used as if nothing had been applied to the skin.

Particle Size 15 nanometers (15nm) Coating: Hydrogen Dimethicone

For maximum sun protection efficiency Formulas that use Titanium Dioxide or Zinc Oxide for protection against UVA/UVB light should be in water-in-oil form only. If used in oil-in-water formulas, an appropriate emulsifier must be used, otherwise UV light protection performance is lower than normal.

The company sells 7 types of Titanium Dioxide:

Group of types for sun protection (Can block UVB light well without being white)

1. Titanium Dioxide 15nm Liquid (liquid, dispersed in water/oil) particle size 15nm, minimally white. Suitable for use in sunscreen formulas. that is desired to prevent whiteness when applied on the skin. Easy to use as it is in liquid form and blends with the formula immediately.

2. Translucent Titanium Dioxide (silicone-coated powder, dispersed in oil/silicone), particle size smaller than 30nm, through a special coating. To make it waterproof Has a translucent appearance But it can also block UV well when used in sunscreen formulas. Doesn't cause any whiteness on the skin. Therefore it can be used at a high rate.

group for concealment or whiteness in make-up products (sorted in order of coverage and whiteness)

1. Titanium Dioxide Super-Coverage Pigment (powder, uncoated, dispersed in water), large particles. White and maximum coverage

2. Titanium Dioxide 200nm EasyDisperse™ (silicone coated powder, dispersed in oil/silicone) medium white. Suitable for make-up formulas that require both sun protection performance and whiteness coating the skin and emphasizes on sticking to the skin well

3. Titanium Dioxide 200nm SilkTouch™ (silicone coated powder, dispersed in oil/silicone) medium white. Suitable for make-up formulas that require both sun protection performance and whiteness coating the skin and emphasizes soft and smooth skin

4. Titanium Dioxide Eco Disperse™ (aluminum hydroxide coated powder, dispersed in water) Medium white, medium coverage, soft to the touch, economical price.

5. Titanium Dioxide Pigment (powder, not coated, dispersed in water) white, less white, less coverage, giving a natural look. Helps adjust skin color or the color of the formula becomes naturally whiter

6. Titanium Dioxide 200nm WaterProof™ (Silane type silicone coating powder, emphasizing waterproof performance. and emphasizes adherence to the skin) medium white Suitable for makeup formulas that you want to be durable Tone-up shower formula for whiter skin after showering. From the surface of Titanium Dioxide

Advantages of Physical Sunscreen: Less likely to clog pores than Chemical Sun Screen. and is safer than Chemical Sun Screen Because there are no ingredients that can be absorbed into the skin, Physical Sun Screen simply covers the skin and prevents UVA/UVB from hitting the skin directly.

Disadvantages of Physical Sunscreen: Because it is a powder that conceals the skin, it does not allow UVA/UVB light to fall on the skin easily. Therefore, it often makes the skin shinier or shinier when used. The small particle size (nano particle) helps reduce this shine/shine, but it still competes with Chemical Sun Screen. No, it doesn't cause shine/shine.

Difference Between Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide: Both Ingredients It acts to protect against UV light in different wavelengths. Titanium Dioxide can protect against short-wave UVA and both short- and long-wavelength UVB, while Zinc Oxide can protect against long-wave UVA well. In mixing sunscreen formulas Therefore, both ingredients should be used. Because it can cover UVA/UVB at all wavelengths completely.

Example of a sunscreen formula using Titanium Dioxide Transparent as the main sunscreen in the formula.

1. Titanium Dioxide Transparent 10%

2. SPF Protect Ultra II 5%

3. Warp Cream Maker XL 14%

4. LipidSoft Lite 15%

5. ISO-Lite Fast 15%

6. Water 40%

7. Magnesium Sulfate 1%

8. Mild Preserved Eco 1%

(The formula is a water-in-oil emulsion system using Warp Cream Maker XL to coordinate and create a cream texture. which will be lightweight, waterproof and have a high SPF value)

Mixing steps:

Water: 6+7+8, mix until completely dissolved.

For oil: 1+2+3+4+5 mix until completely dissolved. Using heat at 80 degrees when it's well combined. Blend continuously and gradually add the water portion to the oil portion (do not alternate and add a little bit at a time while blending.

Usage rate: 1-25%

Appearance: White powder, light weight, easily dispersed.

Mixing: Can be mixed with oil. Or the silicone part in the formula, without the need for heating, can be added to the cream formula and blended together. The formula should be a water-in-oil or water-in-silicone system. To get maximum sun protection efficiency Although it can be used in oil-in-water formulas as well, it provides less SPF.

Storage: Store at room temperature. Avoid sunlight. Shelf life: 2 years.

INCI: Titanium Dioxide (and) Hydrated Silica (and) Aluminum Hydroxide (and) Hydrogen Dimethicone.

Particle Size: 15nm