Agglomeration and uneven distribution of mineral pigments in oil-rich phases lead to poor sensory performance and visual inconsistency. Resolving this ensures uniform application and prevents phase separation in complex cosmetic matrices.

Excessive sebum production leads to cosmetic instability and poor sensory application. Mitigating these issues prevents formulation breakdown and maintains long-term wearability.

Inconsistent dispersion and settling of solid particles in anhydrous bases lead to poor color payoff and formula instability. Preventing these failure modes ensures uniform application and long-term product homogeneity.

Excessive sebum production and light reflection create an oily appearance on the skin surface. Eliminating this aesthetic failure mode provides the long-lasting matte finish required for high-performance cosmetic foundations.