Ezra ORTIZ
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Hello! Thank you for your response. My company has given me a lot of niacinamide because they are expanding into another line of business, and I’m thinking of ways to use it. I saw that I could start my formulating journey with body oils, so I’m considering using it in that way.
I apologize for not being specific earlier. I would like to use synthetic fragrance.
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Ezra ORTIZ
MemberOctober 29, 2024 at 9:09 am in reply to: HELP FORMULA_SHAMPOO BAR MUSHY TEXTURE/DOESN'T GET HARDOh! thank you so much for that. I hve no idea re the Slsa in high levels, I’ll research about it more.
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Ezra ORTIZ
MemberOctober 29, 2024 at 9:07 am in reply to: HELP FORMULA_SHAMPOO BAR MUSHY TEXTURE/DOESN'T GET HARDHello! This is the recent formulation that I’ve tried. Still, it has a mushy and moist consistency that why I tried to save it by adding stearic acid (3%) it hardens a bit, but the surface is still moist.
SCI -30%
CAPB- 17%
BTMS- 3%
cetyl alcohol-2%
argan oil-5%
slsa-34%
gugo bark-2.5%
sodium lactate-2%
salicylic acid-2%
panthenol-1%
fragrance-1%
liquid germall- 0.5 %
+ the 3% stearic acid that I tried adding to save this batch.
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thank you so much for this, would try this one.
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thank you so much for this, will consider this
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Hello! I actually want this to be for whitening/ treatment for hyperpigmentation, which is why I would like to include niacinamide and licorice extract.
Regarding the synthetic fragrance, I just thought the fragrance oil I have would work well in my body oil. However, after considering everyone’s suggestions, I believe it’s best to reduce the percentage of the fragrance and opt for essential oils instead.
Thank you so much for your response! Is there a way to incorporate niacinamide into this formulation?
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Oh! Noted on this. Thank you so much