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BTMS-50 FOR LEAVE IN CONDITONER
if your formulating a leave in conditioner what percentages would you put BTMS-50?? at the highest percentages which is 10?? or less
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6 Replies
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@Perry
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I wouldn’t use BTMS-50 in a leave-in conditioner. That would be too heavy on the hair in my opinion. But certainly not more than 1%. Probably less.
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Cationic surfactants are usually used between %1 and %2. No one uses %10 at anything
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Perry said:I wouldn’t use BTMS-50 in a leave-in conditioner. That would be too heavy on the hair in my opinion. But certainly not more than 1%. Probably less.
oh wow and the only reason why I purchased it because a lot of people in my industry have that in theirs what do you recommend instead? and I know its a emulsifier to make the water and oil mix so that’s another reason I purchased
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Abdullah said:Cationic surfactants are usually used between %1 and %2. No one uses %10 at anything
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH because someone told me they used it at 6% so i should use it at the same but I was like I have to come ask the experts over at chemist corner
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%6 has %3 active surfactant. I have oily scalp andFor me %3 active cationic surfactant is a bit over conditioning. Maybe for them it is ok.
Another reason for %6 my be to get enough viscosity. That you can achieve by adding fatty alcohol and it will cost you less too.
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