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Yes, if you are using those surfactants you can put “sulfate free” on the bottle. (At least it’s ok in the US)
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I have added argan oil to the formula make the hair more soft
Nice topic ? -
I make to start hair shampoo liquid
My ingredients are
SLE
betain
conditioner
NaCL
colour
fragrance
what should Iadd ?
what oil should I put in?Please help me? -
ngarayeva001 said:Start a new discussion and show %
SLE 60g
betain 10g
CDE 5g
conditioner 10g
glycerin 5g
Nacl 35g for 1liter water
Are these right?
what do I need to put in?
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You need to start a nee discussion and show % not grams. And INCI names not ‘conditioner’
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oh oh ; ?
This is new start! I don’t understand ,so I ask for help
pls don’t ask me if you can’t explain
it depends on the percentage at last you can put it in g(or)kg
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CosChemFan said:I made a VERY basic shampoo with “the hair killer” SLES and used a good conditioner I had laying around.
the hair killer ” SLES ?
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Funny amazing Aziz said:
CosChemFan said:I made a VERY basic shampoo with “the hair killer” SLES and used a good conditioner I had laying around.the hair killer ” SLES ?
Funny amazing
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Oils won’t do anything useful in a shampoo
and they will reduce foam, cleansing ability and viscosity.If you must add oils for marketing purposes, add them in claim ingredient levels 0.01% or so.
You can try synthetic “water soluble oils” like PEG-7 glyceryl cocoate to see if you like them, although it also reduces foam and viscosity a bit, but nowhere near as bad as vegetable oils do.
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