Alternative to Myristyl Myristate and Purple Colorant for Face Cream

Here are recommendations based on your questions:

1. Alternative to Myristyl Myristate

To replace Myristyl Myristate with an ingredient less likely to clog pores or cause irritation, you can use emollients from the LipidSoft™ group, specifically those described as light and non-comedogenic.

A suitable option is LipidSoft™ Lite.

• LipidSoft™ Lite has a very light texture, does not contain oil, and is explicitly stated as not clogging pores. It is suitable for light formulas like face creams and is gentle on the skin.

2. Coloring White Face Cream Light Purple

To color a white face cream a light purple and potentially help the skin look brighter, as suggested by the staff, you can use Mica powders designed for adjusting skin tone. These micas provide color with a built-in luster.

Here are a few suitable purple Mica options:

• Pearl Purple Mica, pearl white, iridescent purple (size A): This mica has an iridescent purple effect on a pearl white base and is suitable for adding sparkle and making the face look whiter and brighter. Size A is suitable for use in creams.
• Metallic Violet Mica, light purple, silvery sheen (Size A): This mica is described as light purple with a silvery sheen and is suitable for coloring creams.
• Purple White Pearl Mica (Size A): This is another pearl mica option suitable for coloring and potentially brightening the skin tone.

Choose the mica based on the specific shade and effect (iridescent, metallic, pearl) you desire for your light purple cream.