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A group of inorganic compounds of silicon and oxygen. A clear liquid used to produce slip and richness. Used as a substitute for oil in many types of products. Examples include dimethicone, dimethicone copolyol, simethicone, and cyclomethicone.
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Oxidation is part of the cycle of all life, and effects both organic cells and inorganic matter. Almost everything is gradually oxidized by oxygen: fats turn rancid, rubber loses elasticity, iron gradually rust, and apples when cut will turn brown.
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Best of all, because mineral powders are inorganic and contain no moisture, bacteria do not grow and no preservatives are needed. It works on everyone! And every climate.
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* Titanium Dioxide (TiO2): An inorganic oxide occurring in nature, brilliant white in color with many times the covering power of zinc oxide. Used as a colorant (opacifier) and absorbent.
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See also: Natural, Organic, Body, Chemical, Protein
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