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peculiar layer
I decided to get rid of some SLS and SLES I have (because none of our current line uses those) by making several Kg of body soap for family and friends.
SLS 10%
SLES 10%
CAPB 10%
fragrance 1%
sodium benzoate 0.4%
citric acid Q/S for pH = 4.5
trehalose 1%
glucam E20 3%
the rest is water.This all seemed pretty safe. However, after making it, it settled out into two layers. The bottom layer, about 60% of volume, is clear. The top layer, about 40% of volume, is a thick white creamy consistency. It’s evidently not air bubbles, it has been that way for two weeks now.
What happened? Was it the Glucam E20?
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