Are rocks edible? Does silicone oil cause cancer? Where are the talc, silicon dioxide, and silicone oil that we see in our daily care and health care products? The industry has developed so far, in fact, many raw materials are safe and contribute an important role.

Talc
Talc is the softest mineral on earth - a finely refined white powder of talc. As a natural silicate, its main ingredient is magnesium silicate. It is smooth and soft, inert response to the skin, (that is, non-irritating to the skin ~) and stable performance. Consumers’ misunderstanding of talc mainly comes from asbestos or asbestos-like fibers that may be contained in unfiltered natural talc. on the safety of personal care products. At present, talcum powder has been approved for use in many countries and regions, and plays an important role in various fields.

 
In cosmetic applications, talc has physical and chemical properties such as lubrication, anti-sticking, softness, good covering power, good gloss, and strong adsorption, which can strengthen the blocking effect of infrared rays, so that cosmetics have protective functions. The smooth and pure mildness of talc powder makes it an important raw material for powdered cosmetics such as talcum powder, blush, pressed powder, rouge and so on. Even when taking care of baby's skin, there is no shortage of it.

 In addition to the cosmetic field, it is also widely used in pharmaceuticals (such as lubricants in preparations, tablet coatings and sustained-release formulations). In addition, talc can also be used in the food field, such as in the processing and fermentation extraction of candy as a release agent and anti-sticking agent (in chewing gum and candy, it is used as a light coating to prevent the candy from sticking to the outer packaging) It is used as an anti-caking agent in the processing of cold fruit and Huahua food (the hoarfrost on the surface of food such as plum, dried tangerine peel, dried apricot, etc. is sometimes talcum powder~ You can eat it with confidence). After several years of scientific and clinical research, the safety of talc has been further affirmed.