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First Formulation
I am looking for the best way to incorporate the information below into the best formula.
Need help with incorporation into a cream, gel and lotion. I would like to have specific formula percentages as well as if I should best use as cold process or heated to degree below? Also any other advice/recommendation for this will be highly appreciated.
Declaration Lycium Barbarum Callus Culture Extract (and) Isomalt (and) Lecithin (and) Aqua/Water
Consistency Powder
Appearance White
Odor Characteristic. No influence on the finished product at recommended use level.
Solubility Water miscible. 20 % in water results in a slightly turbid liposomal emulsion.
Preservation Not preserved
Storage 25 °C at a dark place
Formulation
Optimal pH Range 4.0 – 8.0 (1 % product in water)
Recommended use level 0.4 - 1.0 %
Thermostability Temperatures of up to 40 °C for a short time will not affect the stability.
Incompatibilities No further remarks
Incorporation- Can be incorporated into most formulations, emulsions and gels, except water free formulations. For cold processes dissolve PhytoCellTecTM Goji into the aqueous phase or add it after emulsification. For hot/cold processes, add during the cooling phase below 40 °C.
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o Tightening and contouring serums for the face and neck
o Collagen boosting formulations
o Contouring masks
o Lifting and firming anti-aging formulas
Reccommended by distributor
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You can find free cosmetic formulations here.
To incorporate it into one of those formulas follow the advice of the supplier:
“Incorporation- Can be incorporated into most formulations, emulsions and gels, except water free formulations. For cold processes dissolve PhytoCellTecTM Goji into the aqueous phase or add it after emulsification. For hot/cold processes, add during the cooling phase below 40 °C.”
I predict it will have exactly zero noticeable impact on the performance of your product so how much you put in & how you put it in won’t matter very much.
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