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Ingredient Logic

The Ingredient Glossary

One entry per ingredient, written once and surfaced everywhere — on flip cards, on product ladders, and here. If an ingredient is in an ingredientlogic formula, it has a page.

Botanical Oils

Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil

A liquid wax ester pressed from the seed of the jojoba shrub, structurally close to the oil skin produces on its own.

What it does →
Its job

It is the reason a dry pressed powder behaves like a cream. Jojoba softens at skin temperature and blends with your own oils, which is what gives the baked pressed line its shade-adaptive wear and buildable medium-to-full coverage without a powdery edge.

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Botanical Oils

Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil

A light oil pressed from safflower seed.

What it does →
Its job

It is the one addition that separates the blush from the foundation. Blush needs to sheer out and stop where you stop it, and safflower's lighter body gives the pigment a longer, more forgiving blend window on the cheek.

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Botanical Oils

Squalane

A saturated, plant-derived lipid identical to one skin makes naturally.

What it does →
Its job

It is the emollient that makes full coverage wearable. Squalane spreads far for its weight, so pigment load can go up without the foundation reading heavy.

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Botanical Oils

Organic Shea Butter

Fat pressed from the nut of the shea tree, certified organic.

What it does →
Its job

It is the richness that keeps a high-coverage formula from looking flat, and it carries the fat-soluble botanicals through the emulsion.

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Botanical Oils

Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil

Oil pressed from coconut kernel, solid at room temperature and melting at skin temperature.

What it does →
Its job

It is the base of the Cream Foundation — the first ingredient, and the reason a solid stick turns into a spreadable film the moment it meets your face.

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Botanical Oils

Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil

A light, high-linoleic oil pressed from sunflower seeds.

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Its job

It thins the coconut oil into something blendable. Coconut alone would sit heavy; sunflower is what lets the Cream Foundation move under fingers and stop where you stop.

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Botanical Oils

Cymbopogon Martini (Palmarosa) Oil

An essential oil distilled from palmarosa grass, with a soft rose-like aroma.

What it does →
Its job

It is traditionally used to help keep an oil-based formula fresh, and it is the reason the Cream Foundation carries a natural scent. This product is not unscented, and we would rather say so on the label.

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Botanical Oils

Rosa Canina (Rosehip) Seed Oil

A light, fast-absorbing oil pressed from the seeds of the wild rose hip.

What it does →
Its job

It is the slip in the primer. Rosehip absorbs quickly, so makeup can go on top within a minute rather than sliding around on an oily layer.

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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

ingredientlogic

The ingredient list is the product, not the fine print.

True of every formula we make. Anything narrower is stated on the product page.

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