Texturising Agent Magnesium Stearate

Makeup uses

• Loose and compact powders: eye shadows, blushes, foundation powders, etc.

• Lipsticks

• Eyeliners

Beauty uses

Use as an ingredient in your preparations:

• Bath bombs, bath pebbles

• Emulsions: ointments, skin care creams, shower creams

• Makeup: mix the magnesium stearate with the pigments, ideally using a mortar, until you obtain a homogeneous mixture, then make the formula as usual.

• Bath bombs: mix the magnesium stearate with your powder mixture until smooth and compact as usual.

• Emulsions: disperse the magnesium stearate in the oil phase before emulsification.

• Balms, sticks: Disperse the magnesium stearate in the melted oil phase.

Heating: Magnesium stearate can be heated if necessary up to 80°C when dispersed in an oil phase, particularly in emulsion formulas.

Typical Quantities

Recommended dosages

• Loose powders: 1 to 30%

• Compact powders: 1 to 5%

• Lipsticks: 1 to 3%

• Emulsions: 1 to 10%

• Bath bombs: 1 to 10%

• Eyeliner: 1 to 3%

• Balms and sticks: 1 to 5%

Quality

Cosmetic, derived from stearic acid 100% plant-based (palm oil)

Function

Texture and consistency agent

INCI designation

Magnesium stearate

Presentation

Fine white powder, packaged in a zip-lock bag.

Preservation

Store at room temperature away from moisture and light. Close the bag tightly. 

Precautions

• This is a powdery product, so handle it away from any source of ventilation. Do not inhale or breathe in the dust. Wearing a dust mask is recommended when handling the product.

• Avoid contact with eyes, as it may cause irritation.

• Keep out of reach of children.

• Do not swallow.

• Follow the recommended dosages; do not apply undiluted to the skin.

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