Replacing Bismuth Oxychloride in Formula
Question
Can Bismuth Oxychloride be removed from a formula if I am allergic or prefer a less shiny finish? If so, what are suitable alternative base powders, such as Silk Mica Powder or Silk Sericite Powder, and how should I adjust the formula percentage when replacing the Bismuth Oxychloride?
Answer
Based on the information provided by the staff, Bismuth Oxychloride can be removed from the formula if you are allergic or prefer a less shiny finish. It can be replaced with regular base powders such as Silk Mica Powder or Silk Sericite Powder.
The staff's response suggests replacing the removed amount of Bismuth Oxychloride with these base powders. However, the provided text does not specify a precise percentage for this replacement. You would typically adjust the quantity of the base powder(s) you choose to replace the Bismuth Oxychloride to maintain the overall percentage of your formula.
