Abdullah
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I make 20% solution first for my cleansing products and store some of them.
How did you dissolve 30% NACL in water and in how much time?
I once made a 20kg batch of 30% NACL in water and after 5-10 minutes of mixing it still didn’t dissolve completely. -
PhilGeis said:Data I’ve seen is with anionic surfactants.
Thanks
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PhilGeis said:I’m only aware of phenomenon with surfactant-based products
Does it include anionic and cationic emulsions too or only surfactants based cleansing products?
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@PhilGeis thanks
Is this so only for hyaluronic acid serum or in any product like shampoo and emulsion too?
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I would say remove it
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@PhilGeis do you mean if 0.5% phenoxyethanol cant protect against bacteria, 1% may not be effective too?
Or i couldn’t understand correctly.
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One hair straightening ingredient is formaldehyde that i think doesn’t have any alternative.
Another way is conditioner with silicones.
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Agree with @Chemist77 + 16% labsa will not be very gentle to hands when you are washing your hands everyday for several minutes.
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What is the percentage of each surfactant.
Yes remove glucoside.
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JOJO91343 said:I think you need to make in-vivo testing to clarify that
In how much time should i see the in-vivo result?
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Are you a formulator?
Have you made any product before?
I think you have problem with a lot of things.
My suggestion is to study a lot or take a course to learn properly or hire a formulator to make a formula for you that works.
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The smoothness of hair is from silicones.
Keratin is just for marketing.
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What is the pH and other ingredients?
I would say use sodium benzoate with 9010.
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It is a conditioner with cationic surfactants and silicones. There is no keratin here. Any conditioner with silicones and cationic surfactant would perform almost the same.
In that product keratin is just the company or product name.
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What are the ingredients in the product?
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Use guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride or Hydroxypropyl guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride
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Perry said:The pH of your system is dependent on all the ingredients in there. If bacteria start breaking down a compound that is responsible for shifting the pH lower, then the pH of your system will likely increase. But if the bacteria break down something that increases the pH, then the system pH will decrease.
I got my answer. Thanks
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PhilGeis said:what product?
Any product like lotion or shampoo.
My point is that is there any microorganism that can increase or change the pH of a product?
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ProfessorHerb said:Two are rinse off and one is leave in but a water based plant conditioner so not a traditional conditioner.No silicones.I make them all now but sometimes buy.The texture of vegetable glycerine in shampoo and conditioner is unparalleled. My hair products are very popular and get rave reviews. One secret is the humectants I use and the large proportion of vegetable glycerine.
Thanks for sharing
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From these ingredients i would say make a niacinamide serum
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Maybe it is 1% essential oil. Try 0.2% and see how it feels.
Agree with @Formulator
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What is the pH?
This preservative may not be very effective at pH above 5 and with hydrosol. It wasn’t for me. -
@ProfessorHerb very interesting
1. Are these conditioners leave in or rinse off?
2. Are the oils silicone or plant Oil?
3. Do you make these products yourself or they are commercial?
4. What is the function of ≥20% humectant in conditioner?
In skin we use humectants to attract water and keep the skin moist? Do you want it to attract water to hair too and keep it always moist?
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@Perry @Microformulation thanks
This information helps a lot in my products.
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@Perry thanks.
Does 3-5% NACL in cleansing product has any benefit or functionality other than viscosity adjustment?