Make-up: Kosmoda unveils its morphing technology

Kosmoda srl proposes a brand new powder designed using the so-called “Morphing Technology”.

Exclusive process

The Italian company created in March 2007 and specialised in the production of baked powders, presented a brand new powder at the latest Cosmoprof tradeshow.

The production is based on the so-called “Morphing Technology”, a process that allows transforming a selection of raw materials through specific manufacturing technics in order to deliver a product with an unexpected refined touch together with highly performing cosmetic features. Actually, the final product appears and feels like in-between a poured product and a powdered one, while retaining in itself the best features of both of the two forms.

According to Kosmoda, the main characteristics are:

an unrivalled creamy and soft touch,
an extremely thin and adherent powder that is nevertheless very easy to blend,
an extremely long lasting colour effect without fading or streaking,
the use of different pearls to obtain high impact final effect ranging from satin to high frost finish,
a wet and dry use to play with colours and to improve intensity and colour wear.

Solvent free and paraben free

This new product allows high creativity and offers a broad palette of possible customizations ranging from mono to multiple shade products:

high flexibility in special effect combining up to 6 different shades with the use of one single pan (traditional or plastic),
domed and embossed patterns,
special technical drawings to suit customers requests.

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