Standard cosmetic formulations often suffer from heavy, greasy, or sticky textures upon application. Improving the immediate tactile sensation of water-like lightness and cooling is necessary for consumer acceptance and product efficacy.

Uncontrolled oil production leads to poor cosmetic texture and reduced wear time. Effective absorption maintains product integrity and aesthetic finish.

Excessive sebum and light reflection create an oily appearance on the skin. Achieving a matte finish improves aesthetic perception and long-wear performance.

High filler concentrations in anhydrous systems cause heavy texture and poor visual blending. Reducing filler levels while maintaining coverage prevents cakey appearance and formulation separation.