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Application of Dyes and Pigments |
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Colourants
for Agriculture Industry Colourants for Cosmetics Industry Colourants for Printing Inks Dyes in Heat Transfer Printing |
Does Hair Dye causes cancer
Hair dye has been often linked to causes of cancer
in the bladder. But new findings have shown that there is no apparent
link between the two. It may be a small factor in a few types of cancer
in the blood cells. If it is, then also it may be very minor. |
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| Pigments | Features and applications |
| Iron Oxides | Three basic shades: black, yellow and red, finds use in liquid foundations, face powders, and blushers. |
| Chromium Dioxides | Shades range from dull olive green, to a blue green, or bright green, finds use in most categories of cosmetic preparations but prohibited for use in lip products in the USA. |
| Ultramarines | Shade range from bright blue to violet, pink and green also, not allowed for lip products in the USA. |
| Manganese Violet | Shade is purple. |
| Iron Blue | Colour is dark blue, used in a wide range of applications. |
White Pigments
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White pigments have a wide use in all cosmetics, they show extremely good covering power, are almost totally inert also extremely stable to heat and light. |
| Mica | Mica gives a natural translucence when used as face powders and powder blushers. |
| Dye | C.I. Number | Colours |
| Carotene PS 300 | 75130 | |
| Annato Hydrosouble | 75120 | |
| Carmin of Cochineal | 75470 |