| What is CI19140 cosmetic ingredients in Bath bomb?
Many savvy consumers are on the lookout for artificial colors in the foods they buy. However, most people are not aware that many of those same colors are found in cosmetics. C.I. 19140 is one such color additive. C.I. 19140, also known as tartrazine, is a lemon-colored azo dye that is either used by itself or in conjunction with other colorants in order to make a range of shades. Depending on the country and product, this color additive may be listed on an ingredient label as FD&C Yellow 5, E102, 102 or C.I. 1914. C.I., which stands for Color Index, is primarily used in United Kingdom on makeup, household, hygiene and food products. In the United States, tartrazine is listed as FD&C Yellow 5. E102 is used throughout Europe while some countries outside of continental Europe. |
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Why C.I. 19140? Our bath bomb are using C.I. 19140 because it is excellent in terms of color purity. In addition, this colorant is water insoluble and oil soluble. C.I. 19140 is most often made slightly wet with oil, and its oil-soluble property makes it is ideal for use in oil-based makeup like some foundations.Before its inclusion into bath bomb ingredients, C.I. 19140 powder is mixed with oil and sometimes water. The result is a thin paste to which more oil or water is added. Then, the substance is placed drop by drop into the makeup formula until the desired amount of color is achieved. |
Of course, there are other substances suitable for use in cosmetics that create a yellow color. One study shows some promise with cider as an alternative; however, this study is in its infancy. Beta-carotene is a natural substance that can also make a color that is similar to yellow tartrazine, but beta-carotene is more expensive.
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