SKU: VV24123102
Calcium phosphate
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ApplicationCosmetics: Abrasive in toothpastes and powders. Dicalcium phosphate helps to gently clean tooth enamel without damaging it. Filler in decorative cosmetics (powders, eyeshadows), improves texture and facilitates distribution on the skin. Formula stabilizer, helps maintain homogeneity and improves the consistency of the product. Often used in vitamin and mineral supplements. Food industry: Included in calcium and phosphorus supplements. Has antioxidant properties and helps improve the texture and shelf life of products. Used in the production of animal feed as a source of minerals.
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Description
Calcium phosphate as a mineral powder
Calcium phosphate is a white mineral powder that dissolves poorly in water and better in acidic solutions. The supplier specification highlights two cosmetic roles: a filler in decorative cosmetics and powders. It also helps stabilize products and keep them uniform. Confirm the exact type, such as dicalcium phosphate, and the grade on the supplier CoA. The smallest pack is 10 g.
Decorative cosmetics
In face powders, pressed powders and eyeshadows, calcium phosphate acts as a filler. It adds bulk, softens the texture and helps color spread evenly on the skin. It combines well with mica, talc alternatives and starches.
Processing
In disperse the powder into the humectant base, such as glycerin and sorbitol, together with a thickener, then add flavor and the other ingredients. In powders, blend it with the other fillers and pigments in a grinder and sieve the mix. Avoid strongly acidic products, which can partly dissolve it.
Partners
Calcium carbonate is another mineral filler and abrasive, and calcium stearate is a related calcium powder for decorative products. For an antioxidant in powder form, add tocopheryl acetate powder. More functional powders are in our cosmetic actives section.
Product Specifications
SolubilityPoorly soluble in water, better soluble in acidic solutions
StorageStore tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from light and heat. Respect the shelf life on the CoA.
TDS / CoA available on request. Contact us
Frequently Asked Questions
What is calcium phosphate used for in cosmetics?
As a filler in face powders and eyeshadows.
Is it water-soluble?
It dissolves poorly in water and better in acidic solutions.
Which type is supplied?
Confirm the exact type, such as dicalcium phosphate, and the grade on the supplier CoA.
What should I avoid?
Strongly acidic products, which can partly dissolve it.
