Terramater COMPANY PROFILE


Terramater is the first and top company in the world to supply natural mineral clays as a cosmetic ingredient. We have been in this market for 13 years and our mission is to transform natural goods in a sustainable way, presenting to the world an innovative and natural active mineral. We are a company that invests in research and innovation with over 40 efficacy trials.


Our formulations in this guidebook uses concepts such as waterless, vegan and anti-pollution. Attending to the consumer needs, we produce ecofriendly and vegan formulations, with natural ingredients and we profoundly believe in clean beauty cosmetics.


Our clays have amazing quality and they are a mineral active with great performance in any cosmetic product. Terramater´s clays can substitute toxic ingredients in formulations like: talc, plastic derivatives, synthetic dyes and synthetic opacifiers.


Besides uncountable benefits, these formulations offer: elasticity (+173%), SPF booster effect (+26%), whitening effect and detox effect, anti-pollution, pro ageing, sebum reduction (29%), soothing effect, antioxidant, skin balance, skin homeostasis improvement and cells removal through soft exfoliation. In addition, for hair care, anti-pollution, hair cuticle reconstitution and thermal protection.


On natural beauty technology, be Terramater


Terramater Active Minerals Rua Donato Pereira, 93 Fazenda, CEP 88306-220 88306-220 Itajaí, SC, Brazil T: +55 47 3344-0029 E: pedro@terramater.ind.br


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