Lightweight Loose Powder Formula (1 kg)

Based on the suggested formula, here is a guideline for creating 1 kg of lightweight loose powder. This formula provides a base that can be adjusted with additional ingredients for desired texture, color, and oil absorption.

Ingredients for 1 kg Batch:

• Magnesium Stearate: 50 g (5%)
• Silk Sericite Powder (Matte, Coated): Approximately 950 g. This is the main base powder. The final amount will be 1000 g minus the weight of Magnesium Stearate and any other optional powders you add.

Optional Ingredients (Add as needed):

You can add one or a combination of the following powders to enhance the texture and feel:

• BB Micro Silk™: Add 3-10% (recommended 6-7%) for a soft, cream-like feel and to help conceal wrinkles and pores (soft-focus effect).
• AminoSilk™: Add 1-5% (recommended 3%) for a soft, smooth, and natural feel, and to help the powder spread better.
• SiliSilk™ 5H: Add 1-10% (recommended 5%) for a very soft and smooth silicone powder feel, helps blur skin imperfections, and absorbs skin oil.

To adjust the color:

• Titanium Dioxide 200nm EasyDisperse™: Add 1-25% for whitening or lightening the powder color.
• Beige Iron Oxides EasyMix™: Add 1-20% (depending on desired shade) to create a skin tone color.

To enhance oil absorption:

• MatteSilica 5™: Add 0.1-20% to help absorb excess oil on the skin and provide a matte finish.

How to Make 1 kg:

1. Weigh out 50 g of Magnesium Stearate.
2. Weigh out the desired amounts of any optional ingredients (BB Micro Silk™, AminoSilk™, SiliSilk™ 5H, Titanium Dioxide, Beige Iron Oxides, MatteSilica 5™) based on their recommended usage rates and your desired properties and color.
3. Calculate the remaining amount needed to reach a total of 1000 g. This remaining amount will be your Silk Sericite Powder.
4. Weigh out the calculated amount of Silk Sericite Powder.
5. Combine all weighed powders in a suitable container.
6. Mix thoroughly until all powders are evenly dispersed and a uniform color and texture are achieved. Using a mortar and pestle or a powder blender can help ensure even mixing, especially for color pigments.

Remember to check the specific product pages for the recommended usage rates of the optional powders you choose to add, as these can vary.