In this newsletter, we will introduce T-80 series, the TiO2 which can improve both UV protection and coverage at the same time. Also, these are especially specialized for makeup formulation that requires dark shades. T-80 series is a core/shell typed non-nano TiO2 surrounded by a continuous silica layer. Due to this structural characteristic, it has superior UV blocking ability than pigment TiO2 when applied to a makeup products with a sunscreen efficacy.
Sunjin Beauty Science (formerly Sunjin Chemical) is a leading cosmetic raw material manufacturer for the Personal Care and Cosmetics Industry. With a wide product portfolio for color cosmetics, sun care, skin care, and body care products including UV filters, pigments, scrubbing agents, and micro beads that act as sensorial modifiers and powder binders; Sunjin offers ingredients that meet ECOCERT and COSMOS standards.
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