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Dimethicone

What is Dimethicone?

A silicone fluid, used at low levels as a slip and spread agent.

Why is Dimethicone in the formula?

It is the glide in Blur + Set — what lets a translucent powder press down rather than sit on top.

What does Dimethicone feel like on skin?

  • Even, drag-free application
  • Smooth press-down

What are the details for Dimethicone?

INCI name
Dimethicone
Typical usage level
TBD

Where does Dimethicone come from?

We name it rather than hiding it inside a proprietary blend. If silicones are on your avoid list, most of our line is formulated without them.

In some formulas, not others

Dimethicone is in Blur + Set. Silicone-free alternatives exist elsewhere in our line — the pressed foundation, blush, highlighter and trios contain none.

See Long-Lasting Silky-Soft Pressed Mineral Foundation instead →

Questions

What is dimethicone in makeup?

A silicone fluid, used at low levels as a slip and spread agent.

Why is dimethicone in the formula?

It is the glide in Blur + Set — what lets a translucent powder press down rather than sit on top.

What does dimethicone feel like on skin?

Even, drag-free application. Smooth press-down.

Where does dimethicone come from?

We name it rather than hiding it inside a proprietary blend. If silicones are on your avoid list, most of our line is formulated without them.

Is dimethicone in every ingredientlogic formula?

Dimethicone is in Blur + Set. Silicone-free alternatives exist elsewhere in our line — the pressed foundation, blush, highlighter and trios contain none.

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Beautiful!!! This pressed foundation goes on like silk! I have many wrinkles but still feel confident wearing this. … I will order another in case they run out of this color. Non toxic and no titanium dioxide!!!! Love this!

DoreenLong-Lasting Silky-Soft Pressed Mineral Foundation

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