Minerals
Non-Nano Titanium Dioxide
What is Titanium Dioxide?
A white mineral pigment, used here in non-nano particle size so it stays on the surface of skin.
Why is Titanium Dioxide in the formula?
It is the opacity in the Liquid Foundation. Full coverage from botanicals needs a white base pigment to build the iron oxides against, and non-nano titanium dioxide is the one that does it without mica.
What does Titanium Dioxide feel like on skin?
- —Full, even coverage
- —True shade in all light
What are the details for Titanium Dioxide?
- INCI name
- Non-Nano Titanium Dioxide
- Typical usage level
- TBD
Where does Titanium Dioxide come from?
Non-nano particle size only. We make no sun protection claim of any kind for this ingredient or this product.
In some formulas, not others
Titanium dioxide is in the Liquid Foundation and is not in the baked pressed line. If it is on your avoid list, the baked pressed compacts are formulated without it.
See Long-Lasting Silky-Soft Pressed Mineral Foundation instead →Questions
Is the titanium dioxide nano-sized?
No. We use non-nano particle size only, and we state it on the label rather than leaving it to be assumed.
Does it give sun protection?
We make no SPF claim. It is here as a coverage pigment.
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