I'm a little confused about whether I should be using hot process, cold process, or if it doesn't even matter for what I'm doing.
All of my materials have arrived for my soap free shampoo. I'm using ingredients such as Lauryl glucoside, Glucamate LT, distilled water, etc, in my soap free shampoo (liquid form). Most of the ingredients are liquid, but it looks like there are a few powders.
When mixing everything together, should I be using hot or cold process? Or, since I'm not using lye, does it even matter? Can I just mix everything together?
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Thanks for the comment. Here's the full list:
**Lauryl glucoside
**Distilled water
**Coconut scent
**Aloe
**Glucamate LT
**White mica powder**Covi-ox T-50
**Optiphen ND
**Citric Acid USP
**Aevena Oat Oil
Your dog will not appreciate the presence of mica in the shampoo and it will give you enormous formulation problems. Little point also in adding "oat oil" or aloe vera.
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Thanks, I'll take a look at that thread.