Abdullah
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You mean those white things?
Can you explain your preparation method and pH!
Maybe you are not melting them properly before homogenization.
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In my opinion the best option is a clarifying shampoo + a conditioner
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And add 0.2% EDTA too
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Reduce behenyl alcohol to 1%
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Thanks.
I think there should be something else that citric acid do from a rinse of prod8.
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Abdullah
MemberMarch 28, 2024 at 10:10 am in reply to: Let’s explode a few myths about soap making.Can i ask why are you not using specific fatty acids instead of a fresh and complete oil?
Many fatty acid types+ glycerin in a complete oil will reduce your foam and viscosity. That is my opinion.
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Why are you avoiding sulphate?
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With AOS and CAPB you can use NACL to increase viscosity.
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To what degree c you heat them and what is the homogenization speed and batch size?
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Abdullah
MemberApril 16, 2024 at 8:04 pm in reply to: Elegant water gelling agent for cationic emulsions……Does is just feel nice or increase the stability too?
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Abdullah
MemberApril 16, 2024 at 11:12 am in reply to: Elegant water gelling agent for cationic emulsions……In my experience LGN emulsions with cationic emulsifiers like BTMS or BTAC are very stable without any water phase stabilizer.
@chemicalmatt what do you think about cationic guar for this purpose?
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Abdullah
MemberApril 16, 2024 at 10:57 am in reply to: Does it mean we use less sultaine instead of CAPB?Thanks
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Thanks
I after using both shampoo a few times as shampoo and as face wash, i think shampoo A is milder than B as face wash and my hair also feels better with shampoo A.
As I don’t have tools to measure the mildness so i am asking you experts, is shampoo a also milder than B or it is just my thinking?
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Abdullah
MemberApril 10, 2024 at 9:50 am in reply to: Nitrosamine Formation possible in this formula?Thanks
Is it because of formalin or CMI MI in the formula?
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Abdullah
MemberApril 5, 2024 at 8:57 am in reply to: How is citrate weaker chelating agent than EDTA?@ketchito thanks a lot.
Do you have any data for citrate too that shows how it works at different pH for different metal ions like this one is for EDTA?
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Abdullah
MemberApril 4, 2024 at 8:14 pm in reply to: How is citrate weaker chelating agent than EDTA?Thanks but does citrate have energy to make hard water completely soft from tap water?
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Abdullah
MemberApril 2, 2024 at 4:08 am in reply to: Shampoo formulation & manufacturing techniques@philgies Is that enough only for fungi if used with 0.5-1% phenoxyethanol in an emulsion, not shampoo?
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Thanks
Do you know any patent with ≥1% citrate in shampoo?
Please share if you have
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I also think that it will be for water softening but as it has EDTA and and 0.1-0.2% percentage of of it is enough to make the product water soft, what will be this high amount of citric acid doing.
It is highest after SLES.
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I saw 1% citric acid in an example formula in one of their parents buy the patent was about something else.
I am wondering if it can be beneficial as a water softener and also to remove cation ions so if you apply a cationic surfactant conditioner after shampoo, it deposit more. What is your opinion on this?
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Not experience on that
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Abdullah
MemberMarch 27, 2024 at 11:51 pm in reply to: Help me make sense of this: effective and compatible over a pH range of 3 – 8.<div>Do you know the percentage of each ingredient in this blend? </div>
Instead of this you can buy phenoxyethanol and piroctone separately and mix them. This way it will cost much less.
I am doing this one
1% piroctone olamine
5% caprylhydroxamic acid
In phenoxyethanol
@ 1% use it has 100ppm PO and 500ppm CHA + 0.2% EDTA and pH below 5