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The Bo (bismuth Oxychloride) in Mineral Makeup

Mineral makeup should be completely natural, pure, untainted, however, some companies cosmetic use bismuth oxychloride (BO) in their cosmetics because it is very cheap filler. Bismuth has binding qualities so that makeup is kept skin better, however there are other products that are so good at sticking to your skin, and are better for your skin.

Besides being a cheap filler also is highly reflective, which is something that cosmetic companies want, because refraction lines can camouflage thin, wrinkles and discoloration. If you use a brand BO you will see a glossy or shiny appearance, but heavy. That's the bismuth oxychloride.

BO is a very thick, heavy minerals, making it difficult for many people to wear. You have to be packed in (pores polishing application) otherwise it may slip off the user's face. The heaviness can and usually leads to clogged pores or irritated skin. BO often feels silky and thin fingers. Mineral makeup companies that do not use it have a lighter feeling makeup that melt on the skin better and with less effort.

After using mineral makeup, many women experience noticeable itching when they sweat. Overall, this chemistry is the composition at the BO All women have their own chemical composition, and some will have problems while others do not, so if you find you're experiencing some problems with his current mineral makeup contains BO, the solution could be as simple as switching to a brand that does not use Bismuth oxychloride.

About the Author

Christina Harris is owner of CMH Essentials pure mineral makeup with a website at

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