Pigments
Iron Oxides (non-nano, uncoated)
What is Iron Oxides?
The mineral pigments — red, yellow and black iron oxide — that every shade in the line is built from.
Why is Iron Oxides in the formula?
This is the color. Three oxides in different ratios make every shade we sell, which is why the shades read as skin rather than as paint, and why they do not oxidize orange over the day.
What does Iron Oxides feel like on skin?
- —True-to-pan color
- —No shift or oxidation through wear
What are the details for Iron Oxides?
- INCI name
- Iron Oxides (non-nano, uncoated)
- Typical usage level
- TBD
Where does Iron Oxides come from?
Non-nano and uncoated, so nothing is added to the pigment surface that we would then have to disclose separately.
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What is iron oxides in makeup?
The mineral pigments — red, yellow and black iron oxide — that every shade in the line is built from.
Why is iron oxides in the formula?
This is the color. Three oxides in different ratios make every shade we sell, which is why the shades read as skin rather than as paint, and why they do not oxidize orange over the day.
What does iron oxides feel like on skin?
True-to-pan color. No shift or oxidation through wear.
Where does iron oxides come from?
Non-nano and uncoated, so nothing is added to the pigment surface that we would then have to disclose separately.
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