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Natural Derivative For BUTYLENE GLYCOL.
I’m formulating Lip Tint Cheek Tint. for that i need natural derivative of BUTYLENE GLYCOL.
Can Anyone Suggest …?
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There are bio-based Butylene Glycols (Brontide for example) that are “natural” (a silly undefined term). The bio-based products are allowable under multiple standards. Consider using one of these and stop using the term “natural” as if it is a defined Technical term. https://brontidebg.com/
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This reply was modified 11 months, 3 weeks ago by Microformulation.
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Thanks for the information @Microformulation
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This reply was modified 11 months, 3 weeks ago by
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I tried a ‘natural’ BG….mfg unknown, as I got it from a repacker.
It was absolutely gross (haptics)….and thrown out.
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I use Brontide all the time. Never had an issue, especially since it is generally at a low usage rate.
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Ditto that. I’ve been using Brontide for over a year. No worries. 100% replacement for BG plus same chemistry: 1,3, butanediol. My longstanding mantra is other than freeze point depression anything PG can do BG can do better, only at 2 - 3X the cost per kg.
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thanks for the information @chemicalmatt
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Fortunately, I work with Prestige Lines which gives us a much better raw material allowance. At the same time their “marketers” will erupt into paroxysms of misinformation if we suggest Propylene glycol at all. We have had great results with a spread of glycerin/Pentiol Eco/Brontide for our glycols.
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This reply was modified 11 months, 2 weeks ago by Microformulation.
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