Encapsulated color-changing pigment that appears white in powder form and develops purple tone when spread on skin; designed for foundation and makeup creams.
Color Changing Pigment - White to Purple is an encapsulated pigment powder designed for foundation and makeup formulas that need a white base appearance with purple color development during application. When the product is spread on skin, the encapsulated pigment breaks gradually and reveals the purple tone, making it useful for tone-correcting base, dullness-correcting makeup, primer, BB/CC cream, and foundation concepts.
This pigment is especially useful when the formula should look light or white in bulk but develop visible color during rubbing or spreading. The final shade depends on use level, base color, film thickness, rubbing force, pigment dispersion, and the other pigments or powders in the formula.
Use: Makeup cream, foundation, BB/CC cream, tone-correcting base, primer, and other cream-format color cosmetics.
Mixing method: Use a disperse head or gentle dispersion process to blend evenly. Avoid homogenizer heads or excessive high shear because strong mechanical force can break the encapsulated pigment too early and cause discoloration during production.
Usage rate: 0.1-5%, depending on the desired color intensity.
Product characteristics: White powder.
Solubility: Dispersible in cream bases. Not designed to dissolve as a single dye.
Storage: Avoid heat and sunlight. Expected shelf life is at least 2 years when stored properly.
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Encapsulated color-changing pigment that appears white in powder form and develops purple tone when spread on skin; designed for foundation and makeup creams.
Color Changing Pigment - White to Purple is an encapsulated pigment powder designed for foundation and makeup formulas that need a white base appearance with purple color development during application. When the product is spread on skin, the encapsulated pigment breaks gradually and reveals the purple tone, making it useful for tone-correcting base, dullness-correcting makeup, primer, BB/CC cream, and foundation concepts.
This pigment is especially useful when the formula should look light or white in bulk but develop visible color during rubbing or spreading. The final shade depends on use level, base color, film thickness, rubbing force, pigment dispersion, and the other pigments or powders in the formula.
Use: Makeup cream, foundation, BB/CC cream, tone-correcting base, primer, and other cream-format color cosmetics.
Mixing method: Use a disperse head or gentle dispersion process to blend evenly. Avoid homogenizer heads or excessive high shear because strong mechanical force can break the encapsulated pigment too early and cause discoloration during production.
Usage rate: 0.1-5%, depending on the desired color intensity.
Product characteristics: White powder.
Solubility: Dispersible in cream bases. Not designed to dissolve as a single dye.
Storage: Avoid heat and sunlight. Expected shelf life is at least 2 years when stored properly.
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