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LipFeel Natural





Natural Advanced Fluid for Lip Care


• Superior shine • Smoother application • Higher moisturization • Odorless and tasteless


After lip balm application, LipFeel Natural shows 30% more skin gloss than typical fluid.


Discover the superior gloss of LipFeel Natural.


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Hydrophobic Pigments dispersed in Water HPW Composition


Ingredients / INCI Name Water


Polyol: Butylene glycol


Viscosity Modifier: Xanthan Gum Preservative: Phenoxyethanol


Wt (%)


49.0 – 59.3 10.0


0.2 – 0.5 0.5


Surface Treated Pigment: Pigment/Filler+ 30.0 – 40.0 Aluminum dimyristate Disodium Stearoyl Glutamate Aluminum hydroxide


• HPW is Water Dispersion with hydrophobic pigments homogenously dispersed without the use of any surfactants or dispersants


• Dispersions available are: Fillers (Mica, PMMA, Boron Nitride), Titanium dioxide, Iron oxides, UV filters composites


• Completely “oil free” cosmetics and makeups are now possible, without losing any long lasting effects


• Improved aesthetics and better feeling on skin compared to conventional water-dispersible pigments


• Suitable for O/W, W/O or completely oil free formulations


Water Dispersions of Surface Treated Pigments for O/W or Oil free Make-up with Long Lasting Properties


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Tel: +33 (0)4 81 18 59 30 Fax: +33 (0)4 72 17 04 38 Web: www.miyoshikasei.com


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