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UV filter ZINC OXIDE 10 g

A mineral shield that works right on the skin's surface

Zinc oxide stands among the most widely used physical UV filters in the global cosmetic industry, appearing in sunscreens, baby care products, BB and CC creams, mattifying formulas and barrier balms for sensitive skin. Unlike chemical absorbers, this mineral compound reflects and scatters ultraviolet rays on the skin surface, delivering broad-spectrum protection against both UVA and UVB radiation without penetrating deeper layers. This makes it a core ingredient within the UV and SPF Filters for Cosmetics category, gathered for formulators building sun protection and defensive skincare products.

The compact 10 gram pack is well suited for home-based formulation and small trial batches, letting hobbyists and independent formulators test different concentrations before scaling up. Working with such a small quantity makes it easy to fine-tune texture, evaluate whitening cast and estimate the realistic protection level a formula delivers. Zinc oxide is frequently combined with chemical filters to boost overall SPF while reducing the visible white cast, and a fitting partner here is SPF Filter Octocrylene 10 ml, which adds chemical-spectrum coverage to the mineral base.

This filter should be introduced into the oil phase during the dispersion stage, at temperatures between room temperature and roughly 40-50 degrees Celsius, with thorough mixing to prevent clumping and ensure even particle distribution. Typical usage rates in finished formulas range from 10 to 25 grams per 100 grams of product, depending on the target protection factor. To improve spreadability and reduce the chalky feel on skin, formulators often pair it with silicone-based ingredients such as Silicone Elastomer Gel 10 g, which smooths the finish considerably. For better film formation and water resistance, film-forming polymers like Acrylates Copolymer 10 g are commonly added to the same formula.

Beyond sun care, zinc oxide finds use in baby powders, mattifying finishing powders, light-coverage tinted products and barrier creams designed for sensitive or irritation-prone skin. Store the powder in a dry place away from direct sunlight, in a tightly sealed container, since moisture exposure can cause the fine particles to clump together over time.

Lightweight mineral sun lotion

Zinc oxide 10 g

Jojoba oil 18 g

Cetearyl emulsifier 7 g

Distilled water 48 g

Glycerin 4 g

Vitamin E 2 g

Melt the jojoba oil together with the emulsifier over a water bath until it reaches around 45 degrees Celsius. Warm the water separately to the same temperature and dissolve the glycerin in it. Slowly pour the water phase into the oil phase while whisking continuously until a smooth, uniform lotion forms. Once the mixture cools to about 40 degrees, add the zinc oxide gradually in small portions, stirring thoroughly after each addition to avoid clumping. Finish by blending in the vitamin E until fully incorporated. Transfer the finished lotion into a clean jar and let it rest at room temperature for a few hours before use.

INCI	Zinc Oxide, Triethoxycaprylylsilane
Other
Application	sun protection / decorative series
Color product	white
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	10-25%
Minimum count	1
Name	UV filter ZINC OXIDE 10 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Pacticle size	200 nm
Solubility	butter
Type	UV filters
View	micronized white powder
Valid until	05.2028