@Bill_Toge I thought the some thing however, in the context of the document, carbomer was being talked about exclusive:
“Solubility & Formulating Information
Honeyquat 50 is freely soluble in water and in aqueous alcohol (60/40). It is soluble at 1% in the following materials: propylene glycol, ammonium myreth sulfate (60%), and cocoamidopropyl betaine. It is not soluble in oils and esters.
Unlike many conventional conditioning agents, Honeyquat 50 will not reduce the foam of anionic and non-ionic surfactants. Honeyquat 50 can easily be formulated with carbomers to form clear gels, provided that they are pre-neutralized. A slight loss in viscosity will result that can easily be compensated for by using 10% more resin by weight. The preferred carbomers include Carbopol 1342, ETD 2020, 941 and 940.
Honeyquat 50 is ideal for:
• Leave-on and rinse-off applications
• Substantive humectant, for hair and skin
• Softens and plasticizes skin
• Improves feel and styleability of hair
Honeyquat 50 PF Typical Properties SAP Code # 138170
Appearance Clear to slightly hazy, pale straw colored liquid Odor Slight, characteristic amino note Color (Gardner) 6
Maximum Non-Volatile-Matter (1g - 1hr - 105°C) 49.0 - 54.0% pH (5% Solution @ 25°C) 4.0 - 6.5
Activity (Brooks Industries Test Method) 31.0 - 45.0%
Microbial Content 100 opg Maximum, No Pathogens
Preservative System 0.2 - 0.4% Sorbic Acid
Recommended Use Level 2 - 5%”