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Where to find glyoxylic acid
Posted by ADAMODEH1983 on July 26, 2016 at 8:26 amHi guys
Im from South Africa and looking for Glyoxylic Acid but i cant find it,i need it to make an hair treatment formula for curly and frizzy hair,
can i prepare it my self,what i found after searching its a compound of 2 chemicals!
plz if any one can help .David replied 8 years ago 7 Members · 9 Replies -
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you might be able to make it; can you get hold of maleic acid, and do you have the equipment to carry out an ozonolysis reaction?
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hi Bill
yes i can get maleic acid,but what equipment i need? -
http://www.makingcosmetics.com/Glycolic-Acid_p_1100.html
for small home production they also see pails. hopes this helpss -
thank you Zolveria
what im looking for is Glyoxylic Acid its not same as Glycolic Acid. -
Anonymous
GuestDecember 20, 2016 at 9:29 pmdo you have experience with glyoxylic acid in hair relaxing ? if u use it befor ?
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I do. I am developing a product. But if you want to ask a question you need to start a new thread.
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I believe it is the main ingredient in some formaldehyde free “actives” . I think a chemyunion and something called Proliss
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To baldly state that glyoxylic acid is “a compound of two chemicals” shows a fundamental lack of understanding of chemistry. Ozonolysis (as suggested by Bill, but I don’t think he was serious in his suggestion) is a particularly dangerous synthetic procedure - even for those with knowledge and experience.
I always take the view that if a raw material is difficult/impossible to obtain for development work then the likelihood of it being available in commercially useful quantities is zero.
I then start looking at a new approach.
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google south africa:
http://www.minema.co.za/Main.asp?%7B025A878B-4A13-4A25-89A2-4EF28749623F%7D&PageType=Product&CategoryID=432&SKU=G7400GG
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