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Mineral Makeup Cosmetics: The New Trend

By Expert Author: Matt Cromlento | Article Abstract
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Mineral face makeup is the latest trend in the cosmetics business. This organic makeup is promoted to be a better and healthier alternative to traditional makeup. Certain ingredients which are considered irritants, such as talc, fragrances, dyes, oils, and preservatives, are omitted from the manufacturing process of mineral makeup cosmetics.

Mineral makeup cosmetics have become a hot item with today's health conscious woman. Cosmetic companies are in heated competition to offer this popular product to their customers. Many of these companies are investing in the development of their own line of mineral cosmetics using minerals to produce different colors and effects.

This innovative makeup is being marketed as a healthier alternative to previously developed makeup by the cosmetic industry. Emphasis is being placed on using mineral makeup and its advantages such as anti-inflammatory, purification, pigmentation, and natural ingredients. These mineral based makeups also emphasize that using ingredients such as zinc oxide will provide the consumer with natural sunscreen to protect the complexion from UV rays and prevent bacteria on the face.

One of the major ingredients used in the development of mineral makeup cosmetics is mica. Mica is milled into a fine white powder in which numerous colored pigments are added. The variety of colors added to mica makes it a perfect base for mineral face makeup matching any skin tone and texture. The finer it is ground, the silkier the feel.

Iron oxide is also commonly used in mineral makeup. This is commonly referred to as rust. It is put into cosmetics for a yellow or bronzing effect. Bismuth oxychloride can be used to increase shine in the makeup. Bismuth also adds a luminescence to the product and helps create a satin like glow to the finish. Titanium dioxide is added to the makeup for whitening for adaption for various skin tones.

These are few of the minerals being used in the emerging industry of mineral makeup cosmetics. As more cosmetic companies vie for the mineral cosmetics market, the more minerals will be milled and developed. Companies offer mineral makeup products that help moisturize dry skin to look and feel healthier, prevent acne and clogged pores, smoother coverage and a silkier feel than older cosmetics and a product to give the light feel of natural skin.
Matt Cromlento

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Naked Minerals has been climbing in popularity as a healthy alternative to harsh chemical makeup. Expect this makeup trend to continue.

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Article Submitted: 2007-03-20 | This Article has been viewed 164 times.

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