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Clay Pomade Percentage
Posted by gnomebeard on June 22, 2018 at 3:44 amWhat do you think of these percentages?
Water: 46.1%
VG: 2.97%
EWax: 5.95%
Stearic Acid: 2.23%
Avocado Oil: 7.43%
Olive Oil: 5.95%
Coconut Oil: 2.97%
Jojoba Oil: 3.72%
Mango Butter: 4.46%
Microcystalline Wax: 2.97%
PEG 40 Castor Oil: 2.97%
PEG 7 Glyceryl Cocoate: 3.72%
Kaolin Clay: 2.6%justa_pinch replied 6 years ago 5 Members · 8 Replies -
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well they’re all numbers followed by a % sign, so they’re definitely the genuine article
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Do you know that applying olive oil to the hair encourages the growth of Malassezia and thus, causes dandruff?
What is the reason for that mixture? Just use coconut oil and jojoba oil. -
This is for a clay pomade I’m trying to come up with, just not sure if these percentages are ok. This is the first time im using PEG ingredients. At what stage should I add the PEG ingredients and clay?
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Waxes and oils together, these would include the Peg 40 HCO and Peg 7 Glyc coco.
Water phase would be the VG, clay and water. Pre-wet clay in water then add VG after clay has mixed with water to avoid clumping of clay. Heat both phases then incorporate water phase into oil or vise versa. You will need to mix well as clay tends to settle. You also need a preservative.
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I’m going to use Liquid Germall Plus. It is a broad spectrum preservative.
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this is what I would like to accomplish…
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So you’re saying all the clay should be mixed in the water phase? Then once fully mixed, add the VG and start heating? I saw on the video above that the PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate was added to water phase. And the also the Acrylates C10-30 alkyl methacrylate copolymer was added in the late stage of water phase. I got the acrylates from Making Cosmetics…it marketed as
GelMaker® Style
The video says this ingredient is the secret to this clay pomade. I will be on vacation all this week, so I will be experimenting on this recipe again lol!! Once I start something I can’t stop until it’s perfected!! I’m sure you all feel the same!!
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