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Water-dispersible titanium dioxide 10 g

Why water-dispersible titanium dioxide fits water-based formulations so well

Titanium dioxide is one of the most widely used white pigments worldwide, applied extensively in paint manufacturing, plastics, paper production, and cosmetics. However, standard dry pigment blends poorly into aqueous phases, tends to clump, and requires lengthy dispersion steps. This is exactly why a water-dispersible form was developed, sharing the same pigment family as Titanium Dioxide in its dry form, but already adapted for easy incorporation into water and water-alcohol systems without extra pre-processing.

The 10 gram packaging is intended for home formulators, beginner cosmetic chemists, and small trial batches before scaling up production. This quantity is enough to test shade, opacity, and pigment behavior within a specific cream, lotion, toothpaste, or household cleaning formula before purchasing raw materials in larger industrial volumes.

The main application of this titanium dioxide is providing whiteness and opacity to aqueous emulsions: day and night creams, sun care products, water-based color cosmetics, toothpaste, and certain household chemical products where a uniform white appearance is required. The pigment is added directly to the water phase during mixing at temperatures ranging from room temperature to 40-50 degrees Celsius, requires no preheating, and disperses well under standard mixer or homogenizer agitation.

Recommended dosage for cosmetic emulsions ranges from 0.5 to 3 grams per 100 grams of finished product, depending on the desired level of lightening and opacity. For decorative products such as foundations or BB creams, the dosage can be increased according to the required coverage density. It is important to add the pigment gradually in small portions under active mixing to avoid clumping.

The water-dispersible form pairs well with other functional additives, including abrasive components such as Universal Silica Abrasive AU 50 g, which is relevant when developing toothpaste or scrubbing formulas that require both whiteness and gentle polishing action. This combination is commonly used by formulators creating oral care products or mild exfoliants for the skin.

As production volume grows and a small packaging size is no longer sufficient, it is worth considering larger options such as Titanium Dioxide 1 kg for studio and small-batch production, or Titanium dioxide, 25 kg for conveyor-line industrial output, where supply stability and consistent raw material characteristics batch after batch become essential.

Store water-dispersible titanium dioxide in a tightly sealed container, in a dry area away from direct sunlight, at room temperature. Once opened, use the product within a few months, avoiding moisture exposure during storage, as this can affect dispersion uniformity when the pigment is used later.

Mattifying face lotion with titanium dioxide

Distilled water 65 ml

Glycerin 5 ml

Cosmetic emulsifier 6 g

Base carrier oil 9 ml

Water-dispersible titanium dioxide 1 g

Preservative 1 ml

Combine the water, glycerin, and titanium dioxide in one container, stirring until a smooth white suspension forms, then warm the oil and emulsifier together in a separate container over a water bath to 45 degrees Celsius. Slowly pour the oil phase into the water phase while mixing vigorously with a mixer until a uniform emulsion forms, allow it to cool to room temperature, then add the preservative and mix thoroughly once more. Transfer the finished lotion into a clean jar and let it stabilize for a day before use.

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INCI	Titanium Dioxide water-soluble
Other
Attention	Recommendations for use: dispersed in the water phase in cosmetics from 2 - 15% of the total mass
Color product	white
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Water-dispersible titanium dioxide 10 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 grams
Pacticle size	1500 nanometers
Solubility	dispersible in water and oil, triglycerides, in glycerin
View	fine powder
Valid until	10.2028