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Thanks to one and all.
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Ok @Gunther, spill the beans
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@MarkBroussard @Microformulation, I’m sorry, I know it must feel like you’re being pecked to death by a chicken..BUT…you both mention “special process” in relation to sucragel and scaling up…would you be able to elaborate?.. or even give me search terms? so that I might educate myself
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@MarkBroussard don’t expect you to give any details but if you could give an indication of how your products made with sucragel stood up to stability testing? eg: all you need say is” oily gel =9 mths, lotion=1yr…then, I will pledge undying love!!
@ngarayeva001, here’s links to winner and product page, note:It’s not AOF Bio but definitely a sucragel. It worries me somewhat that this brand only has one product though, KWIM
@ngarayeva001 , here are the links
https://www.freefromskincareawards.co.uk/
https://harborist.co.uk/products/balm-gel-cleanser -
Thank you for sharing that information @Microformulation, it seems like quite a labour intensive process. I have a couple of ideas for thickening and reducing stickiness, so I think I’m going to give it a try. @Christopher if you are interested in organic skincare, it’s definitely worth experimenting with, it seems to be finicky, very ph dependent. Just discovered last night that the winner of the 2018 “free from” awards in the uk was an oily cleansing gel, from the IL, it appears to be based on one of the sucragels. @ngarayeva001 I’ve been lurking here quite a while and you are always so helpful and willing to share, Thank You.
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Thanks so much for that info, sticky and thin is never a good combination.
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Thank You @ngarayeva001,
Yeah, it’s n interesting product lright, it’s purported versatility is very appealing. I’ve only come across 2 products on the market which contain sucragel and both are oily gels. So, it might be worth revisiting for you.
I haven’t found any lotions or creams yet though.