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CI 77947 is a white pigment widely used in the cosmetic industry as an opacifier to enhance the appeal of the products. In its raw form, it appears in the form of a powder that is white in color and has a high opacity. It is often found in products like foundations, loose powders, lip pencils, and compacts. CI 77947 is the INCI name of Zinc Oxide and has the chemical formula ZnO.
As a physical sunscreen agent, it mainly scatters and reflects ultraviolet (UV) rays. In nano-form, it can also absorb partial UV energy due to its small particle size, though non-nano particles are also used in cosmetics. It forms a physical barrier on the skin surface to reflect and scatter UVB and UVA rays, especially effective against short-wave UVB that causes sunburn.
We deliver premium Zinc Oxide—the most trusted broad-spectrum mineral UV filter for high-performance physical sunscreens. Our pharmaceutical-grade ZnO provides complete UVA/UVB protection (290-400nm) while offering superior skin compatibility.
Blocks both UVA and UVB rays, reducing the risk of sunburn, skin aging, and pigmentation.
Has astringent and antibacterial properties, helping to calm irritated skin.
Non-toxic, non-irritating, and hypoallergenic, suitable for sensitive and baby skin.
Absorbs excess sebum, ideal for oily skin. Offers a slight whitening effect for tone adjustment.
! In sunscreens, the typical concentration is 5–25% (non-nano) or 1–5% (nano), depending on the desired SPF.
! In skincare, lower concentrations (1–3%) are used for soothing and oil control.
Commonly used in mineral sunscreens, stick sunscreens, and color cosmetics.
Formulations for sensitive skin, babies, or sports due to its water resistance and gentle nature.
Foundations, BB creams, and powders for whitening effect, UV protection, and oil absorption.
Anti-aging creams and oil-control serums designed for reactive or oily skin types.
Lip balms for sun protection and repair; hair sunscreens to shield strands from UV damage.
