Silicone-Free CC Cream Formulation (Addressing Powder Dispersion)

Subject: CC Cream Formulation (No Sunscreen Focus)

Based on the staff's recommendations, here is a silicone-free, easy-wash CC cream formulation focused on skin tone adjustment:

Formula:

• Water: Remaining part
• Aloe Vera Extract: 3%
• Titanium Dioxide Nano EasyDisperse™: 2-3%
• Silk Mica Powder (Matte): 15-20%
• LipidSoft cc: 10%
• Light Cream Maker: 1%
• Preservative: Add according to supplier recommendations (essential for stability)

Key Points:

• This formula uses Titanium Dioxide Nano EasyDisperse™ and Silk Mica Powder (Matte) to provide coverage and adjust skin tone. The staff notes that achieving smooth coverage without silicone requires these specific ingredients and proper blending.
• Using Light Cream Maker results in an oil-in-water cream, which is easy to wash off.
• This type of formula is generally less likely to cause clogging compared to heavier or silicone-based formulas.
• Glycerin was not included in the staff's recommended formula.

Mixing Steps:

1. Combine the powder/oil phase ingredients: Titanium Dioxide Nano EasyDisperse™, Silk Mica Powder (Matte), LipidSoft cc, and the preservative (if oil-soluble/liquid).
2. Blend this mixture thoroughly until the powders are evenly dispersed and the texture is consistent.
3. Add Light Cream Maker to this mixture and blend again.
4. In a separate container, combine the water phase ingredients: Water and Aloe Vera Extract.
5. Slowly add the water phase to the powder/cream phase while blending continuously.
6. Crucially, use a blender to ensure the powders (Mica and Titanium Dioxide) are fully dispersed into the cream base. Without proper blending, the powders may clump, resulting in an uneven texture and poor coverage.

This formulation provides a base for skin tone correction without emphasizing sun protection or heavy nourishment, and is designed for easy removal.