Ultramarine Blue

Vibrant inorganic blue pigment for bold color systems, cool tone correction, and stable shade development.

INCI Name: Ultramarines (CI 77007)

Appearance: Fine blue powder

Solubility: Dispersible in oil

Function: Cosmetic pigment / colorant

For formulation use only. Always test dispersion and final shade in your specific system.

Ultramarine Blue is a classic inorganic pigment used to create vivid blue shades, cool down warm undertones, and build purple, navy, and teal families when blended with other pigments. It is valued for strong color impact and reliable stability when properly dispersed.

• Provides strong, vibrant blue color with cool undertones
• Excellent light stability for long-lasting shades
• Useful for tone correction and undertone control in blends
• Compatible with powders, anhydrous, and emulsion systems
• Creates wide shade range when blended (navy, violet, teal, slate)

• Eyeshadows, eyeliners, and artistic color cosmetics
• Pressed powders and loose mineral formulations
• Color-correcting and tone-adjusting blends
• Specialty shades (navy, cobalt, teal blends)
• Creative makeup and design-focused color systems

• Typical use level: 0.1–5% depending on intensity and formula type
• Pre-wet using carriers such as Castor Oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, or Isododecane (based on your system)
• Use high-shear mixing for smooth, uniform color payoff
• Evaluate final shade after full dispersion (base composition may shift tone)

• Blend with titanium dioxide to create softer pastel blues
• Combine with red pigments to build violets and purples
• Add small amounts to neutralize unwanted warmth in blends
• Pre-dispersion improves consistency and prevents speckling

• Color Index: CI 77007
• For externally applied cosmetic products only

• Store tightly sealed in a dry environment
• Avoid exposure to moisture
• Handle with clean, dry tools

Supplied as a cosmetic raw material only. The finished-product manufacturer is responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance and validating performance in their formulation.