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Organic Rice Powder

Rice Powder — macro reference

What is Rice Powder?

Finely milled rice starch.

Why is Rice Powder in the formula?

It absorbs surface oil through the day so the finish holds. This is the natural stand-in for the silica and silicone elastomers that usually do this job.

What does Rice Powder feel like on skin?

  • Soft matte-satin finish
  • Holds through the day

What are the details for Rice Powder?

INCI name
Organic Rice Powder
Typical usage level
TBD

Questions

What is rice powder in makeup?

Rice powder is finely milled rice starch. In the formula it sits in the base, where it absorbs surface oil through the day so the finish holds.

Is rice powder good for oily skin?

It may suit oily skin, because its job here is absorbing surface oil. The finish it gives is a soft matte-satin rather than a flat matte.

Why is rice powder used instead of silica?

It does the same job without silica. Rice powder is the natural stand-in for the silica and silicone elastomers that usually absorb oil in a base.

What does rice powder feel like on skin?

It reads as a soft matte-satin finish. The page copy claims wear, not treatment: it holds through the day.

Which products contain rice powder?

It is in the Liquid Foundation. The Explore row below links every product that lists it.

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Reviewed by [REVIEWER NAME], [TITLE] — Last reviewed [DATE]

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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