Calcium carbonate

Calcium carbonate can be found on the market as follows:

Calcium carbonate (M - 1182 - 0.1), 100 g, Mayam

Calcium carbonate has various indications in different fields. Here is more information about its uses:

In the cosmetics industry

• Filler ingredient for makeup products: Calcium carbonate is used to improve the texture and consistency of cosmetic products. This includes foundation, powder, lipstick and other similar products. Adding calcium carbonate can help create a denser product that is easier to apply to the skin and provides a uniform appearance.
• Opacifying agent in makeup: Due to its opaque properties, calcium carbonate is often used as an opacifying agent in makeup products. It helps to achieve an even and opaque coverage on the skin, helping to mask imperfections and achieve a matte or mattified appearance.

In the oral industry

Mild abrasive agent in toothpaste: Calcium carbonate is a common ingredient in toothpaste. Thanks to its gentle abrasiveness, it helps remove plaque and stains from teeth, contributing to healthy oral hygiene. It is important to note that its abrasiveness is sufficient to clean effectively, but does not affect tooth enamel.

Other uses

Food supplement: Calcium carbonate can also be used as a food supplement to ensure adequate calcium intake. This may be an option for people who do not get enough calcium from their diet or who have additional needs during periods of growth, pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Antacid

Calcium carbonate can be used as an antacid to neutralise excess stomach acid. It can be used to treat symptoms of heartburn and stomach discomfort.

Calcium Carbonate is generally considered safe for topical use in cosmetic products. However, you should avoid using it if you are hypersensitive to calcium or any of the product's ingredients.

Calcium carbonate (calcium carbonate) - the main active ingredient.

Calcium carbonate is intended for external use only. It is applied topically in cosmetic products, following the instructions on the label or the recommendations of a specialist.

In general, the use of Calcium Carbonate in cosmetic products does not pose significant risks to pregnant or breastfeeding women. However, it is always recommended to consult a doctor before using any cosmetic product during these periods to ensure that it is safe and appropriate.

Calcium carbonate is generally considered safe for topical use and does not pose significant risks of side effects. However, if you notice any unusual reactions or signs of irritation, discontinue use and consult a specialist.

It is important to consult a specialist before using calcium carbonate in any form to determine the correct dosage and use based on individual needs and existing conditions.