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ultramarine
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ultramarine, blue pigment pigment, substance that imparts color to other materials. In paint, the pigment is a powdered substance which, when mixed in the liquid vehicle, imparts color to a painted surface.
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 used chiefly as a coloring material and as a bluing agent. A double silicate of sodium and aluminum with some sulfur, it is prepared commercially from kaolin, sulfur, soda ash, and other inexpensive ingredients. It was formerly produced by grinding the rare mineral lapis lazuli and was very costly.
ultramarine
1. a vivid blue colour
2. from across the seas

ultramarine
A blue pigment used in paint; once obtained from crushed lapis lazuli; now manufactured synthetically by calcining aluminum silicate and sodium sulfide; has good alkali resistance, but is sensitive to acids.


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Mineral makeup is created from micronized minerals, including colorants such as micas, oxides, and ultramarines.
Mineral makeup is created from micronized minerals, including colorants like micas, oxides and ultramarines.
The softer shades are ideal for creating soothing and relaxing spaces, and brighter ultramarines can revitalise and refresh a room and provide energy without overpowering a space.
 
 
 
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