Liquid Matte Kiss-Proof Lipstick Formulation using Warp Cream Maker

Asked by: norawat_rodwijit On: August 29, 2018 Product Type: Cosmetics

Question

I am developing a liquid lipstick formula aiming for a matte, kiss-proof finish. I am considering using Warp Cream Maker. Could you provide guidance on formulating this product, including a base formula structure and mixing process? Specifically, I'd like to understand how to incorporate ingredients like Cyclomethicone, Silicone Gel, and Warp Cream Maker in Phase A, and water-soluble ingredients, preservatives, and potentially Magnesium Sulfate in Phase B, to achieve the desired texture and properties. What are the recommended mixing steps?

Answer

Liquid Lipstick / Matte Kiss-Proof Lipstick Formula

To create a liquid lipstick, especially one with a matte and potentially "kiss-proof" finish, you can use an emulsifier like Warp Cream Maker which is suitable for creating a smooth, non-liquid texture for lip products.

Here is an example formulation structure based on the use of Warp Cream Maker:

  • Phase A (Oil/Silicone Phase):
    • Cyclomethicone: 30%
    • Silicone Gel: 5%
    • Warp Cream Maker: 8%
    • Optional: Add pigments/colorants and powders (like matte powders or fillers) to this phase.
  • Phase B (Water Phase):
    • Water and water-soluble ingredients (e.g., humectants, film-formers for kiss-proof property) to complete 100%
    • Preservative: 1%
    • Optional: Add Magnesium Sulfate (approx. 1%) to the water phase for improved stability in Water-in-Oil emulsions.

Mixing Process:

  1. Combine ingredients from Phase A and blend until homogeneous. If using waxes or solid oils, gently heat Phase A to melt them before blending.
  2. Combine ingredients from Phase B and blend until homogeneous.
  3. While continuously blending Phase A (requires a blender at at least 1000 rpm), gradually add Phase B to Phase A little by little until fully incorporated.

This base formula provides a good texture for a liquid lip product. To enhance the matte finish and "kiss-proof" property, you would typically need to incorporate specific film-forming polymers and matte-effect powders into the formulation.

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