ZINC OXIDE
ZINC OXIDE is an inorganic oxide. When it is used as a colorant, CI 77947 is the identification used for European labelling, distinguishing this role in a cosmetic composition.

ZINC OXIDE: what it is
ZINC OXIDE is an inorganic oxide. When it is used as a colorant, CI 77947 is the identification used for European labelling, distinguishing this role in a cosmetic composition.
ZINC OXIDE: what it does in cosmetics
In a formula, it may serve as an antimicrobial, bulking agent, colorant, oral-care ingredient, and skin-protecting ingredient. It is also classified as a light stabilizer, ultraviolet absorber, and ultraviolet filter; these classifications describe different roles the same ingredient can perform.
ZINC OXIDE: conditions and care
Its use is subject to restrictions IV/144, VI/30, and VI/30a. These regulatory references set the applicable conditions for the ingredient in certain cosmetic uses and must be observed in formulation and labelling.
Restrictions and conditions of use
Products containing this ingredient
See which products include it and the name used in each composition.



