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• ketchito Member

  May 6

  @drjayseesunish You could start with this book: https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Detergents-Surfactant-Science-2005-08-23/dp/B01A1M5CE0.
• drjayseesunish Member

  May 6

  ketchito said:

  @drjayseesunish You could start with this book: https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Detergents-Surfactant-Science-2005-08-23/dp/B01A1M5CE0.

  This is unavailable dear, any other source if you know. 
• Perry Administrator, Professional Chemist

  May 6

  We have a class....It's based on a similar same class I've taught with the Society of Cosmetic Chemist since 2000.
  https://chemistscorner.com/learn-more/practical-cosmetic-formulating/
  
  

  Learn to formulate cosmetics
• Fekher Member, Professional Chemist

  May 9 edited May 9

  @drjayseesunish YouTube is very important start point then you should watch  and watch for each product then try to practise and improve your product.
    Also chemistscorner is amazing place to learn about detergent. 
• ketchito Member

  May 9

  drjayseesunish said:

  ketchito said:

  @drjayseesunish You could start with this book: https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Detergents-Surfactant-Science-2005-08-23/dp/B01A1M5CE0.

  This is unavailable dear, any other source if you know. 

  You can check for this book in Genesis Library. 
• Abdullah Member

  May 9

  Like any field, studying book is good but by taking a course you can learn better and easier. 
• Pharma Member, Pharmacist

  May 10

  THIS resource is worth gold (it's been written by a professor and fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, links theory and practive, it's interactive, and best of all, it's free too).
  
  
• Fekher Member, Professional Chemist

  May 10

  @Pharma what amazing share ! thanks a lot, I find it more general then detergent. 
• drjayseesunish Member

  May 12

  Fekher said:

  @drjayseesunish YouTube is very important start point then you should watch  and watch for each product then try to practise and improve your product.
    Also chemistscorner is amazing place to learn about detergent. 
  
  Right, and yes chemistcorner is fantastic! 
• drjayseesunish Member

  May 12

  Pharma said:

  THIS resource is worth gold (it's been written by a professor and fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, links theory and practive, it's interactive, and best of all, it's free too).
  
  Thanks a lot! Your great help!

  
  
• drjayseesunish Member

  May 12

  ketchito said:

  drjayseesunish said:

  ketchito said:

  @drjayseesunish You could start with this book: https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Detergents-Surfactant-Science-2005-08-23/dp/B01A1M5CE0.

  This is unavailable dear, any other source if you know. 

  You can check for this book in Genesis Library. 

  Thanks a lot dear!
• drjayseesunish Member

  May 12

  Abdullah said:

  Like any field, studying book is good but by taking a course you can learn better and easier. 
  
  
  
  Absolutely right