Lip Gloss Base (Use as Versagel)
Description |
Lip Gloss Base is a ready-to-wear clear lip gloss which suspends glitter and mica just as well as Versagel, but it is less sticky and even more shiny. Lip gloss base is a clear, odorless base that is most commonly used for handmade lip gloss. This base is gluten-free, and has a thick, sticky formulation that looks and applies similar to popular retail lip gloss. It can be used as-is on the lips, or enhanced with color and flavor. It can also be used in hair gel, lotion and other body cosmetics. This product is vegan and cruelty free. |
INCI | Mineral Oil (and) Ethylene/Propylene/Styrene Copolymer (and) Butylene/Ethylene/Styrene Copolymer |
Appearance | Clear, odorless base |
Viscosity @ 25°C (cPs) | 50,000 - 70,000 |
pH | N/A |
Usage |
It is used in color cosmetic products like lipstick, lip polish, lip stain, lip gloss, lip balm, eye shadow, brow shadow & bronzer, foundation. It is also suitable for skin care products such as depilatory cream, scrubs/exfoliators, serums, moisturizers, creams & lotions, soap & bath products, hair products and sunblock/sunscreen. |
Applications |
Add desired flavors or colorants and mix well. If adding additional oils, heat separately to 70°C then combine. Apply to lips as desired. |
Regarding Color Use |
it will depend on how intense you want the product to be. We recommend three types of color: Mica Powders and Lip colors.
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Tips | It can be made more fluid by adding an ester or mineral oil. it is compatible with some vegetable oils too, but in low concentration it is not recommended add above 10% vegetable oil. (Adding any oil to this can affect the clarity. If you want it completely clear, you can simply use it as is.) |
Why do we use it in formulations? | For making clear lip gloss. Simply add colors to create great custom lip gloss products. |
Benefits |
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Properties |
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Note: This is raw lipgloss base without added oils or scents.
CAUTION: It is meant for external purposes. Keep it away from the reach of your kids and avoid direct contact with eyes.