White carbon black: the "magician of light and shadow" in cosmetics

In today's pursuit of natural beauty, consumers have put forward higher requirements for the texture and efficacy of cosmetics. White carbon black, with its unique optical properties and safety, is becoming the "secret weapon" in high-end cosmetic formulas.


Gas phase white carbon black has extremely high specific surface area and surface activity, and can be uniformly dispersed in oils to form a stable network structure, thereby endowing cosmetics with a silky touch and excellent ductility. For example, adding 1% -3% white carbon black to liquid foundation can significantly improve the concealer power of the product, while avoiding the "powder jamming" phenomenon; In lipstick, white carbon black can blur lip lines through "soft focus effect" to create a natural matte makeup effect.


In addition, white carbon black is also a natural ultraviolet reflector, with a refractive index close to that of the skin's stratum corneum, which can effectively scatter ultraviolet rays without producing a white turbidity. This characteristic makes it highly favored in products such as sunscreen and vegan cream. With the rise of the "pure beauty" trend, the market prospects of white carbon black are becoming increasingly broad.