Widely used in cosmetics and personal care products as an absorbent and anti-caking agent. It helps control oil on the skin, making it common in foundations, powders, and face masks.

Employed in pharmaceuticals as a filler and glidant in tablet and capsule manufacturing, improving powder flow during production.

Acts as a mild abrasive and thickening agent in toothpaste formulations.

Used in paints and coatings to improve texture, suspension, and durability, acting as a binder to prevent cracking or delamination.

Common in ceramics, glass, and refractory materials manufacturing, enhancing strength and thermal stability, such as in tiles, fire bricks, and furnace vessels.

Popular in the paper industry to increase whiteness, gloss, and resistance to ink penetration.

Serves as a carrier for fragrances and active ingredients in household products like detergents and air fresheners.

Utilized in filtration and absorption processes, such as in oil or chemical absorbents, and in some industrial processes as a catalyst support due to its porous structure.