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parfume solubilization
Hello
everyoneThis
is my first participation in this forum; I find it full of relevant information
to the cosmetic formulation.Then my
first problem is: for the production of paper hygiene perfumed, I need a
solubilizing (low foaming) to solubilize my perfume in the water, and what I
would need a perfume fixative.My second
problem also related to the solubilization of perfume, but this time in hard
surface cleaner (always a low-foaming solubilizing).Thank you
for your answers -
11 Replies
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the standard fragrance solubilizers in cosmetics are peg-40 hydrogenated castor oil or polysorbate 20
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hello everyone
I make perfume
for the production of eau de cologne ,I need a perfume fixative
thank you for answers -
@David :Thank you for your feedback, if i use polysorbate 20,PEG-40 hydroginated gastor oils my formula will be very Expensive(Hard surface cleaner).
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You may want to use procetyl aws from Croda ppg 5 ceteath 20
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The cost of the solubilisers suggested is tiny compared with the cost of a fragrance compound.
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@Hicham for your hard surface cleaner, do you use surfactants already? Like SLS, SLES, etc?
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SLES, SLS will leave residue on the surface, mind it. APG would be a better choice with some solvents to aid the formula.
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Generally in my experience PEG-40 will solubilize but consider a ratio of PeG-40 to Fragrance (eu de cologne is around 4-7%) 3 to 1 w/w
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A good perfume fixative is glycerin + labdanum or vanilla
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This thread is becoming very confused with several distinctly different questions being posed.
May I suggest that each party asking advice start a new thread.
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Try Sepiclear G-7 … Heptyl Glucoside from Seppic … no foaming as a solubilizer.
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