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Shampoo CMC with no salt
Posted by luiscuevasii on April 23, 2015 at 3:36 amGreetings,
Im trying to make a basic shampoo with no salt, using Carboxymethylcellulose as thickerner agent, my problem is leaves the hair harden, i dont know if it because the CMC, current formula:SLES 70%: 10%Cocoamide DEA 3%CMC 1,2%Sodium benzoate 0,35%glicerin 2%PPG 1%fragancewaterem88 replied 6 years, 9 months ago 8 Members · 13 Replies -
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Thanks , my problem is that i dont have another thickener available that suits with SLES.
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Thanks Kirk, i just bought Guar gum, and going to try tomorrow.
Btw its cocoamide DEA neccesary in my formulation?, i mean im ussing it thinking that its going to help in flash foam generation, but im not ussing it as thickener. -
The Cocamide DEA is not usually regarded as a thickener itself. It shifts the salt thickening curve sideways allowing a smaller amount of salt to be used to thicken. It reinforces foaming which is good because your SLS percentage is not very high. Add betaine to thicken.
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I made multpurpose liquid soap . Following are the ingredients.
Sles,salt,sodium hydroxide, sulphonic acid,cocoamide dea, color and scent.feed back from customers that it is not best for tiles .please which ingredient can i add in my formulae for cleaningtiles Or removing tile grout. -
You don’t actually need a thickener for your system.
Create a formula without the thickener and without salt. Then run a salt curve analysis (using Sodium Chloride). This will tell you how much salt you need to achieve the viscosity you want.
Note: Your Sodium Benzoate can also affect the salt curve.
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Goodness @isaiah, cannot you start a new thread. Is it really necessary to insert your query in a 3 year old thread.
Coming back yo your Multi-purpose cleaner liquid, get rid of all those if your benchmark is like Mr. Muscle or something similar. You need a nonionic like an APG, another co- surfactant from Berol range of Akzo like Berol 260, a chelant, an ether like Dowanol PnB and you are good to go. Keep the pH on higher side just in case. Don’t forget the preservatives.
PS: your anionics are going to leave a residue on the tiles and no one would like streaks on tiles. -
Throw in upto 1% Benzalkonium Chloride and you have an anti-bacterial cleaner which can be diluted in various proportions depending on the need.
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