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making shampoo- conditioner
Hello every bodyI made a shampoo- conditioner with cetyl alcohol and oils.waterSodium Laureth Sulfate 9%Disodium laureth solfosuccinate 9%Cocamidopropyl betaine 3%Coconut diethanolamide 2%Cetrimonium chloride 0.5%Cetyl alcohol 3%Behentrimonium Chloride 0.5%Argan oil 0.1%Jojoba oil 0.2%tea tree oil 0.1%FragrancePreservativeBUT
I have two problem. first of all it become bi-physic, a little clear
phase is bottom of the shampoo,most of the shampoo is white and top of
that.The second one, the viscosity is low and NaCl doesn’t work at all.I appreciate for your attention.thanks a lotMr Perry :” you can’t combine an anionic surfactant (SLS) with a cationic surfactant
(Cetrimonium Chloride). They will combine, form a salt and not function
properly any longer.”I extremely appreciate him.Ramisa -
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Dear allI need your help for my problems.Thanks -
@chemistry8303 Highly anionic surfactants will interact strongly with hichly cationic, forming a non water soluble salt which, this has been shown many times. Some brands work around this by making a gel network (premix), putting the cationic as an insoluble phase that is suspended in the main mixture. You can search for some shampoo patents from L’oreal.
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You have done and an extremely fantabulous job I hope will earn it through experience and it will be of worth.
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You’ll need to make significant changes to this formula if you want it to work.
Start with a formula that only has these things. The other things shouldn’t be put into shampoos.
waterSodium Laureth SulfateDisodium laureth solfosuccinateCocamidopropyl betaineCoconut diethanolamideFragrancePreservative -
Thanks for all of youI wanted to make a shampoo-conditioner, So i think i need some search again.Thanks for your supportive answers.
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