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Feminine Wash
My formulation consists of 5% SLES, 3% Betaine, 6% D-Panthenol, 15% Glycerin, 0.15% Citric Acid, 1.0% Propylene Glycol, 0.6% Euxyl PE, 0.05% EDTA, and fragrance. After adding 14% Sodium Chloride, the solution still lacks the desired thickness. I tried using Xanthan Gum as a thickener, which achieved the viscosity but resulted in an undesirable appearance. Could you provide any advice?
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4 Replies
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Lower the salt level thats too high
add thickner like HPMC or Carbomer
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add something for fungi and Gram + bacteria
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There’s no reason for having so much panthenol (very water soluble) in a rinse-off product. Same goes for the glycerin which not only doesn’t perform in a rinse-off formula, it won’t let you build viscosity and will impair foam. Use no more than 0.5% of both. Also, salt additions should be done gradually (for instance, increments of 0.2%).
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What should be the active surfactant matter for Feminine Wash?
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