Aishely_Finch
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Using salicylic acid helps dissolve dirt and oil from your skin. After it does its job, you wash away the dirt and oil when you rinse your face. This means it won’t stay on your skin or hair; everything gets cleaned off. Just remember to wash your face thoroughly!
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The foaming texture in your chemical sunscreen could be due to ingredients like emulsifiers or silicones that trap air when mixed. To reduce this, mix the formula more slowly to prevent air bubbles. Also, make sure you’re not using too much product or water in your formulation.
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I think, This product may not be the best choice for an intimate wash. It includes ingredients like sodium lauryl sulfate, which can irritate, and formalin, which might trigger reactions. The skin in intimate areas is delicate, so using a wash specifically designed for sensitive skin is a safer option.
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The separation of xanthan gum might be due to the alcohol in your formula. Alcohol can reduce the thickening power of xanthan gum, leading to separation.
To resolve this, consider reducing the alcohol content or using a thickener that works better with alcohol, such as hydroxyethylcellulose (HEC). You could also try mixing the ingredients longer or adjusting the order in which you add them. Testing small changes like these should help you improve stability.