As a cosmetic ingredient, the surface treatment process of boron nitride has an impact on dispersibility and skin feel compatibility throughout the entire chain of formulation design, product performance, and user experience.

Silica can also control the coverage and gloss of products by adjusting the packing density of the powder, thus meeting different makeup effect needs.

Boron nitride for cosmetic use must comply with domestic and international regulations regarding the limits on boric acid and borates.

In modern makeup and skincare formulations, silica, as a multifunctional inorganic powder, has become a key ingredient for improving product texture and user experience due to its unique physical structure and surface properties.

In modern cosmetic research and development, formula stability not only affects product appearance and texture but also directly impacts the activity, safety, and shelf life of active ingredients.

In the contemporary trend of pursuing a "high-end" feel in makeup, "velvet," "soft matte," and "matte" have become keywords for high-end lip and base makeup products. One of the core secrets to achieving this unique skin feel is dimethicone derivatives, r