Ingredient guide
Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate
INCI name · lithium magnesium sodium silicate
In short
Lithium magnesium sodium silicate is a synthetic clay that forms clear, stable gels. It helps keep lightweight sprays and serums evenly mixed and smooth to apply.
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Best used
Anytime
What it is
Synthetic hectorite analogue that produces crystal-clear thixotropic gels with excellent stability across a wide pH range; widely used in transparent setting sprays, lightweight gel serums, and mineral pigment-suspension formulas.
Evidence receipt
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Common questions
What does lithium magnesium sodium silicate do in formulas?
It stabilises watery gels and sprays, helping textures stay uniform and preventing pigments or actives from settling.
Who benefits from products containing it?
Anyone using transparent setting sprays or gel serums may experience steadier textures and smoother application thanks to this stabiliser.
Where is this ingredient commonly found?
It is widely used in setting sprays, lightweight serums, and mineral pigment suspensions that need clarity and stability.
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