CI 77007

CI 77007 is an inorganic coloring agent derived from ultramarines, a class of mineral pigments. It is used in cosmetic formulations to impart blue or blue-violet shades to products. As a cosmetic colorant, it serves no active skincare function and is included purely for aesthetic purposes—helping products achieve their intended colour.This ingredient is classified as a colorant rather than a functional active, meaning it does not penetrate the skin or deliver therapeutic benefits. It is approved for use in cosmetic products in the UK and EU, subject to regulatory limits.

CI 77007 is an inert mineral pigment that does not dissolve into the skin or exert biochemical activity. Instead, it remains suspended or dispersed within the formulation, providing visual colour to the product. It has no mechanism of action on skin tissue itself.Its primary role is formulation-based: it allows cosmetic manufacturers to create visually appealing products. The colour itself is not therapeutic and serves only to meet aesthetic or branding expectations.

CI 77007 is present in finished products; you do not apply it separately or dose it yourself. Simply use the product containing it as directed. The presence of this colorant should not influence how often or how much product you apply—base your usage on any active ingredients the formulation contains.

CI 77007 is approved for cosmetic use and is considered safe and well-tolerated. It is inert, non-toxic, and unlikely to cause irritation or allergic reactions in most individuals.