Amerilure

Amerilure Carmine Powder - Gold Type is a natural colorant derived from the shell of the female cochineal insect (Dactylopius coccus Costa). Throughout history, it has been a coveted commodity for its brilliant performance as a textile dye, and scarce access to the resource became reason for skirmishes between feuding city-states during the time of the Medicis. It widely used in cosmetic formulations, yielding a spectrum of concentrated and brilliant colors from light pink to crimson red. Because of the high quality of carmine powder performance in different formulations, the product itself has endured the test of time.

Amerilure Silicone Surface Treatment - Red material is chemically bonded to the pigment for a hydrophobic coating which offers excellent coverage, pigment dispersion, and high pigment loading in cosmetic formulations.

Amerilure AG treatment - Red is a plant based surface treatment that improves pigment spreadability, luster, gloss, and pigment expression. This hydrophobic treatment offers a luxurious feel with the added benefit of adding antioxidant properties to your formulation.

Amerilure Silicone Surface Treatment - Yellow material is chemically bonded to the pigment for a hydrophobic coating which offers excellent coverage, pigment dispersion, and high pigment loading in cosmetic formulations.

Amerilure Bixin Powder is used as natural colorant of the food industry and in skin care products, especially brands that use all - natural ingredients.

Amerilure Norbixin is used as natural colorant of the food industry and in skin care products, especially brands that use all - natural ingredients.

Amerilure AG treatment - Black Iron Oxides is a plant based surface treatment that improves pigment spreadability, luster, gloss, and pigment expression. This hydrophobic treatment offers a luxurious feel with the added benefit of adding antioxidant properties to your formulation.

Amerilure Carmine Powder - Blue Shade Carminic Acid is a natural colorant derived from the shell of the female cochineal insect (Dactylopius coccus Costa). Throughout history, it has been a coveted commodity for its brilliant performance as a textile dye, and scarce access to the resource became reason for skirmishes between feuding city-states during the time of the Medicis. It widely used in cosmetic formulations, yielding a spectrum of concentrated and brilliant colors from light pink to crimson red. Because of the high quality of carmine powder performance in different formulations, the product itself has endured the test of time.

Amerilure Silicone Surface Treatment - Black Iron Oxides material is chemically bonded to the pigment for a hydrophobic coating which offers excellent coverage, pigment dispersion, and high pigment loading in cosmetic formulations.