Commonly used in water-in-oil formulas by acting as an emulsion stabilizer (not suitable/should not be used in formulas oil-in-water)

Acts as an opacity enhancer for various products. Helps create a milky, milky texture, making the product more opaque.

Used to increase the stability of emulsion, increase the viscosity of creams or lotions, help add moisturizer to the formula, giving the formula a butter-like texture, giving it a smooth feel.

Lauroyl lysine amino powder adds softness and smoothness to the powder. or cream and enhance waterproof performance to the dough Often used in high-priced make-up powders under famous brands. To act as a texture enhancer, giving the powder a special feel on the skin.

AminoSilk™ has special characteristics. Provides a softer, smoother feel than general grade Lauroyl lysine. You can test and compare the skin texture directly.

PMMA (Poly(methyl methacrylate)designed to be highly translucent good skin texture can cut light well 

Texturizing powder that is used in place of Silicone in formulas that require a soft and smooth feel on the skin. But don't want to use silicone in the formula.

Triglycerides butter is designed to have a melting point of approximately 35 degrees, making it have special characteristics. Can melt onto the skin When the formula is on the skin

an inorganic salt that is most commonly incorporated into cosmetic formulations not for direct skin benefits (such as moisturization or anti‐aging) but rather to optimize the physical properties of the product

Microsphere silica powder is specially processed to absorb oil up to 3 times its weight. For formulas that want maximum oil absorption

10 micron, 3x oil absorb