- Definition: Mineral-Based Cosmetics
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Mineral-based cosmetic products are based on formulas that contain a high proportion of micronized (highly ground, fine particles) minerals, made without fillers and binders (talc, mineral oils, etc.) and without any chemical dyes or preservatives. These products are supposed to be as “natural” as possible and therefore cause less skin irritation, allergies and other possible reactions to chemical based cosmetics. Mineral-based cosmetics offer excellent coverage and hide flaws, wrinkles and skin imperfections, which are not normally covered with conventional products.
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