While under the epidermis, the skin uses lipids as a binding liquid holding the skin cells together. When the skin cells break through the top of the epidermis, those lipids dry out and cannot longer hold the skin together. These skin cells then dry out, as well and flake off only to fall to the ground. (Consequently, the majority of household dust is made up of these dead skin cells!)
On the other hand, if the colors are drab, occasionally flawed and have somewhat of an earthen feel, it should be ok to use! Once you've done your initial check, call the manufacturer to be absolutely certain.
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