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Oil thickener
Posted by Shams on June 15, 2023 at 8:52 pmHi everyone
I am looking for an oil thickener.
Don’t like hydrogenated vegetable oil (Dermofeel viscolid ) or trihydroxystearin (Thixcin R PC)
Does anyone use something other than those 2?
I am not after waxes
TIA
gordof replied 1 year, 2 months ago 5 Members · 5 Replies -
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hi
it is not a direct oil thickener but you can make very interesting oil gel-like textures with the ingredients from Alchemy
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I have very interesting results with them Only production needs to be handled very delicately at first but if you know what you do you can make very pleasant and nice clear oil “gel” formulations.
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<div>Hello,</div>
This oil thickener is pretty decent. We’re able to make a clear oil gel with 3.0% in vegetable oils or in mineral oil. It’s a bit pricey at about $130/kg but it gets the job done better than anything we’ve tried so far.
ulprospector.com
Oilkemia™ 5S polymer by Lubrizol - Personal Care & Cosmetics
Oilkemia™ 5S polymer is 30% solids in Caprylic/Capric Triglycerides. It is a multifunctional oil soluble rheology modifier designed to impart thickening...
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Have a look at Rheobyk-7590 which I found quite easy to use and gave a nice, soft oil gel.
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Are these food grade?
I want to make a toothpaste with oil cinnamon and cayenne. But the powders just settle if it’s too much oil but if it’s not enought it doesn’t flow…any ideas
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For a Thothpaste you can use Foamed Silica to Thicken the oil and give it a Structer. That will reduce the separation process quite well. although you get already the Particular structure you need to clean the surface of the teeth.
the Zeodent from Evonic is made especially for mouth care. I am not 100 % sure you can make a 100 % Oil Toothpaste but give it a try would be interesting to know if it would work.
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