Unveiling the Source of Makeup Beauty: Our Raw Material Journey
Welcome to our "Raw Materials" section, where we take you on a journey to the heart of our exquisite makeup products—the very essence of our creations. At KISMEOW, we believe in transparency and quality, and that starts with the ingredients that go into every product.
The meticulous selection of high-quality ingredients: We source our raw materials from reputable suppliers around the globe, ensuring they meet our stringent quality standards. We carefully inspect and test each batch.
Sustainable and ethical sourcing: Our commitment to sustainability extends to our sourcing practices. We prioritize environmentally friendly and ethically responsible suppliers.
The commitment to innovation: We are always exploring new and innovative ingredients to create cutting-edge makeup products.
Prunus persica (peah) fruit extract, derived from peaches, is a multitasking botanical ingredient widely used in cosmetics. Recognized for its moisturizing, antioxidant, and skin-brightening properties, it’s a favorite in both skincare and makeup formulations.
Camellia extract powder, derived primarily from Camellia sinensis (the tea plant), is a powerhouse ingredient in modern cosmetics. This evergreen shrub yields different types of extracts—such as green tea, white tea, and oolong—each packed with bioactive compounds that benefit the skin. With its antioxidant, antimicrobial, and emollient properties, camellia extract has become a staple in skincare and makeup formulations.
Roses are more than symbols of love and beauty—they have been a cornerstone of skincare and cosmetics for centuries. From ancient rituals to modern organic formulas, the rose’s delicate petals, fragrant oils, and nutrient-rich extracts offer a wealth of benefits for the skin. But what makes this “Queen of Flowers” such a beloved ingredient in cosmetics? Let’s explore the uses, benefits, and versatility of rose in skincare products.
Vitis vinifera grape seed oil has become a cornerstone ingredient in cosmetic formulations, prized by dermatologists and formulators alike. This cold-pressed oil, derived from wine industry byproducts, offers a unique combination of bioactive compounds that deliver measurable benefits for skin and hair health.
CI 77891, known chemically as titanium dioxide, also goes by other names such as titanium(IV) oxide, titania, titanium white, or Pigment White 6 (PW6) when used as a pigment. Its chemical formula is TiO₂, and it has a molecular weight of 79.866.
CI 15850, labeled as Red 6, Red 7, or their Lake variants on ingredient lists, is a synthetic monoazo dye that delivers vibrant reddish-orange hues. This colorant stars in everything from long-wear lipsticks to blendable cream blushes, prized for its ability to maintain intensity under heat and light.
Silk powder is a luxurious natural ingredient derived from the cocoons of the silkworm (Bombyx mori). Composed primarily of fibroin proteins containing 18 essential amino acids, this fine powder has become a coveted ingredient in cosmetic formulations. Its unique biochemical composition mirrors human skin proteins, making it exceptionally compatible with our skin and hair.
Coral powder was once a prized ingredient in luxury cosmetics, valued for its exfoliating, brightening, and mineral-rich properties. However, growing awareness of environmental damage and ethical concerns has led many brands to phase it out in favor of sustainable alternatives.
This document provides answers to frequently asked questions regarding the "Information on the Use of Cosmetics Raw Materials in Listed Products" (hereinafter referred to as "Raw Material Information") released in February 2025 by the China Center for Food and Drugs International Exchange (CCFDIE).
CI 77499 (Iron Oxide Black) is a safe and widely used cosmetic colorant. Its low risk factor (2) makes it suitable for use in cosmetics and skincare, including products for pregnant women. It is non-comedogenic (does not cause acne).
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Amethyst powder, a finely ground form of the captivating purple quartz, shines brightly in the cosmetics industry.
Its unique properties and beautiful hue make it a popular choice for various powder-based products, enriching their texture, performance, and overall aesthetic appeal.
Its unique properties and beautiful hue make it a popular choice for various powder-based products, enriching their texture, performance, and overall aesthetic appeal.
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