Zinc Oxide 200nm EasyDisperse™

Zinc Oxide Zinc Oxide Type 200nm Particle EasyDisperse™ is a Zinc Oxide powder treated with Triethoxycaprylylsilane  To be able to disperse in silicone easily and completely For use as a Physical Sunscreen and can be easily dispersed in the powder or oil For making makeup such as Mineral Makeup, Foundation Powder, Lipstick Maiden

EasyDisperse™, unlike conventional Zinc Oxide, is a simple and complete dispersion so that Zinc Oxide particles are evenly distributed in the formula. Does not settle even in liquid sunscreen formulas. Perfect dispersion provides full protection against UVA/UVB light.

Formulations containing Zinc Oxide should contain 0.2-0.3% Xanthan Gum and 3-4% Propylene Glycol to help complete the dispersion of Zinc Oxide for good formulation stability. Maiden

Advantages of Physical Sunscreen: Less chance of clogging pores Chemical Sun Screen and is more secure Chemical Sun Screen Because there are no ingredients that can penetrate into the skin. Physical Sun Screen Serves just to cover the skin to prevent UVA/UVB from directly hitting the skin.

Cons of Physical Sunscreen: Because it is a powder that acts to cover the skin so that UVA/UVB light can not easily fall on the skin. therefore often make the skin more shiny or whiter when used by the small particle size (nano particle) helps reduce this white / shiny, but still fight Chemical Sun Screen No, that doesn't cause luster/shininess.

Difference between Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide: both ingredients It acts as a protection against UV light in different wavelengths. Titanium Dioxide can block both short wave UVA and long wavelength UVA, while Zinc Oxide offers good protection against long wave UVA. in the formula of sunscreen Therefore, both ingredients should be used. Because it can completely cover all UVA/UVB wavelengths.

The company sells 4 types of Zinc Oxide.

1. Zinc Oxide 200nm EasyDisperse™ 200nm powder type with silicone coating This makes it easy to spread in any sunscreen formulation. Feels soft on the skin, clings to the skin well, gives low whiteness.

2. Zinc Oxide Micronized Powder, uncoated, suitable for use in formulations for disinfecting purposes such as deodorant formulations. Not suitable for use in sunscreens. that require high dispersion to achieve good sun protection performance

3. Zinc Oxide 35nm Liquid The particle size of the powder is 35 nanometers, ready to be mixed in any sunscreen formula, easy to use, feels soft on the skin, clings to the skin well, does not cause whiteness on the skin.

4. Zinc Oxide Nano EasyDisperse™ Powder type smaller than 200nm, silicone coated. This makes it easy to spread in any sunscreen formulation. Gives a soft feeling on the skin, clings to the skin well, gives the lowest whiteness

Recommendations for use in various products

sunscreen who want to focus on the effectiveness of sunscreen and does not require whiteness on the skin as an emulsion in the oil-in-water system used Zinc Oxide Nano EasyDisperse™

sunscreen who want to focus on the effectiveness of sunscreen and does not require whiteness on the skin as an emulsion in the water-in-oil system used Zinc Oxide 35nm Liquid Maiden

sunscreen who want to claim that it is non-nano Zinc Oxide, choose to use Zinc Oxide 200nm EasyDisperse™

Diaper rash products, deodorant or deodorant/deodorant, or disinfectant are available. Zinc Oxide Micronized Maiden

Usage rate: 5-25% (use as needed (See above method for calculating SPF and PA.)

nature: White, lightweight powder with an average particle size of 200nm.

Mixing: For sunscreen mixed in silicone Cyclomethicone in a ratio of 1:1 (see below for detailed mixing instructions) for powder makeup. Can be mixed with other types of flour directly

Storage: Store at room temperature Avoid sunlight. Shelf life is 2 years.

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INCI: Zinc Oxide (97%), Triethoxycaprylylsilane (3%)

Please see how to mix sunscreen here. Maiden

*Other types of Zinc Oxide have different SPF values. Therefore, this formula cannot be calculated.