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thank you @Belassi
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thank you @Dr_Sara I used the same perfume that I used in body splash products in shower gel.
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@perry thank you for answering..
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++ I am considering adding sodium stearate instead of propylene glycol, but I know that propylene glycol prevents white spots. I can also try changing the% value without changing the chemicals. I’m not sure if it’s the right approach.
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This information is very valuable, thank you. For a long time I could not find an option to fix the formula. Do you have an alternative to the propylene glycol / glycerine / cellulose mix? Because there is a wet layer, you are right.
I don’t know the difference of micronized class. I did some research, but I could not find satisfactory information…
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Hi @Belassi
Both the supplier and I used 0.6% DMDM H. It occurred to me that the shower gel sample that had been waiting for 2 weeks in a sealed box would be contaminated. but in ambient conditions, I did not give it much possibility with a protective ratio of 0.6.
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@Perry
thank you for the info about SLES but the formula made with the same amount of SLES was tried on the same people with allergies and did not cause any problems. I still can’t understand the reason. -
@Abdullah I know there is a 6: 1: 1 ratio too, but I’m not sure. When I study a SLES free formula , I was told that I had to transfer the SLES ratio to other components.
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@Aanchal thank you… Is there a resource you can share? I don’t want to overlook useful ones while searching.
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@Graillotion The information you give is very valuable. thank you
. last case: first I set the ph, I had to increase the salt by 0.5 for the viscosity adjustment. I’ve used 1.5 in total. but I haven’t achieved the standard density yet. I decided to change the proportion of surfactants but I am not sure in what proportions. -
@Graillotion thank you. I’ll try this way and write the results here. Does it have to do with turnover and temperature? normally cold process formula
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@ozgirl Thank you so much. I calculated it now. Total surfactant is 13. I am thinking of changing the intervals. As far as I know, there is a 6: 1: 1 ratio between SLES and other surfactants. I’m not sure if this is correct information.