Blush Balm
A cream blush that glides onto the skin, blends evenly and gives a perfect blush tone to the cheeks.
Elastoblur®
Tapioca Starch, Ricinus Communis Seed Oil, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Lauroyl Lysine, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Copernicia Cerifera Wax
A natural mattifying and blurring ingredient, Elastoblur® smooths fine lines and wrinkles, leaving skin with a naturally matte, powder-soft finish.
Based on a creamy, moisturising balm and a blend of blurring and light scattering natural powders, this ready-to-use blend can achieve anything from a light blurring effect to complete matte coverage – simply by adjusting the usage level.
It can easily be incorporated into any emulsion or balm base - or even used on its own as a balm-to-powder product. Compatible with most ingredients, it creates luxurious textures every time with no pilling, whitening or stickiness.
Suitable for use in both skincare and cosmetics, it works especially well in eye creams, concealers, primers and foundations where a powdery after feel is desired.
- 100% natural origin
- COSMOS approved
- Natural alternative to synthetic powders & silicones
- Easy to use blend
- Creates a range of luxurious textures
- Vegan
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How to use
Questions & answers
Can Elastoblur® be used in a cold process?
No, Elastoblur® needs to be melted at approximately 65°C before using it.
Why does Elastoblur® need to be fully melted before use?
Graininess can occur in formulations where Elastoblur® has not been fully melted and dispersed in the oil phase.
Can Elastoblur® be used in an anhydrous product?
Yes, it could be used as part of an anhydrous balm product to give a smooth, powdery feel.
Could I use Elastoblur® as my oil phase in an emulsion?
Yes, this is possible by melting it and emulsifying in the water phase.
How do I replace a synthetic silicone elastomer in my formulation?
Start by adding Elastoblur® at the same level as your existing ingredient, this may need altering up or down depending on skin feel and viscosity required.
Can I use Elastoblur® with any type of oil?
Yes, any type of oil phase is compatible with Elastoblur®.
Is Elastoblur® sensitive to salts and low and high pH?
Elastoblur® is compatible with salts and can be used at a pH of between 3 and 11.
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