Abdullah
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Is this product stable?
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What are you making?
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At pH 4.5 it will work like GMS not se
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Yes too much CAPB reduces the amount of foam
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1. Ceteareth-20 had dmaller molecules so at same percentage more of this surfactant is available. Maybe that cause higher viscosity
2. Ratio 30% or 1:2 between cationic surfactant and fatty alcohol is best for hair conditioning. Not for emulsion stability or viscosity or other surfactants.
3. Zero important
4. Use one part Ceteareth-20 or 25 and 4 or 5 part fatty alcohol.
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Remove allantoin
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I don’t know why but my SLS powder needs a lot of acid to reduce it’s pH.
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What ingredients might be missing in B?
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This product should not have soaping with this amount of silicones. Maybe there is a problem in your production method. What is your method?
Also it may not be stable long term.
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With that amount of Ceteareth-20 and cetearyl alcohol it is better to not use GMS at all for stability and skin feel
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Good
Thanks a lot
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Trideceth-12
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Yes cetearyl alcohol is more stable
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You are welcome
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Hi
Thanks
I was asking about that unsaponified or that supper fatting oil.
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Good point
Thanks
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If we add some oil like 1% to a washing liquid and mix it, after some time it goes to the top of product and doesn’t remain suspended.
How much unsaponified oil was in your product and how were you suspending it to prevent it’s migration to the top?
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I made a version with 0.5% SLS and it had less viscosity.
My product with 5% fatty alcohol is completely white while there product wasn’t that white at all. More fatty alcohol makes it more white right?
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Here fatty alcohol helps emulsion too. It will work like 6% emulsifier
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2. Active surfactant and fatty alcohol.
4. Dont use that mach. Make a sample with 1% Ceteareth 20 and 5% fatty alcohol and see if you need to increase the amount or decrease it.
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Thanks
Where is it written like this?
I saw a picture of product itself and in label it is written the way i wrote it.
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Thanks a lot for advice
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Thanks
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Thanks