[JD]

That is great and wise advice and I appreciate it. 
I have been using a syringe and needle but the viscosity is like honey and requires a lot of pressure and patience. Maybe I need a larger syringe and needle? I will look for one.
As always, I can count on you Bob.
Thank you again!!

[JD]

That was a good article, thanks!

[JD]

Thank you Bob!

Appreciate it !

[JD]

Thanks guys! I really appreciate the replies!!

Yes, many oils contain “Omega 6” but they failed to mention any oils?

Yes, I believe they are Not following labeling rules.

* Who sells Omega 6 (linoleic & oleic acid and poly 20) bundled?

[JD]

@MarkBroussard, @pma
“Injectable fillers use hyaluronic acid to hydrate and separate the skin, holding onto water and supporting all that makes the face plump and voluptuous. Hyaluronic acid cannot be absorbed when applied topically, which is why sodium hyaluronate is around.”

Found in this link:
http://blog.pharmacymix.com/hyaluronic-acid-vs-sodium-hyaluronate

So my question; is sodium hyaluronate the ingredient that is the smaller molecule that swells the skin topically? Because Hyaluronic acid is too large to penetrate and swell the skin. (P.s I read your link about HA penetrating dermis, Mark .
I’m looking for Sodium Hyaluronate not HA.
Everything I google shows results for HA, I want Sodium Hyaluronate that swells skin topically.
Can anyone provide a link to purchase sodium Hyaluronate?
Thx

[JD]

weird, did not save what i pasted??

[JD]

Thanks again Bob!!

[JD]

Thanks all, I got it solved!

[JD]

Thanks, where can I get a colloid mill or dissolver or even a ball mill?

[JD]

@Perry

Yes, dha and ery..lose

[JD]

Yes, I was thinking suspension.

Thanks

[JD]

I do have that, thanks

[JD]

@bobzchemist

You the man!

[JD]

@bobzchemist

I am working on a self tanner/ bronzer  and I see they use caramel….what do you think?

[JD]

@bobzchemist,

I do have 2-3 million to spare for that contraption….lol..not

[JD]

@bobzchemist, yeah I was not sure of the tin oxide as I did some research…but as usual, Bob has a good answer….i already started to forecast such a thing and am going ahead with something in lieu the t oxide. thanks again bob

@bellasi

you are lucky

thanks guys

[JD]

Hi Bob,

Yes Bob, colored mica….you always know….you that man!

[JD]

@Belassi

“You can certainly use shea butter, which amounts to the same thing.” 

Can you support this in any documentation? Refined Shea butter or Unrefined?

[JD]

@ Mark 

Got it, thank you!!

Lots of A’s to remember.. but that’s an A+ answer

[JD]

@bobzchemist, I could add stearic but i am trying to keep it a gel as much as possible ,but oleic might be the way to go. thx

[JD]

Thanks as usual Bob, you the man!

Great comment Belassi, you hit all the points I was thinking about(mind reader).

[JD]

They could have evaporated water to thicken formula? if that’s the case, then the product will loose 8-16 oz of water making costs a lil more expensive..

[JD]

I dont know how they did it but they did? unless they used PG instead of glycerin for the neem extract but its suppose to be 100% natural organic and last time i checked, PG is not so natural/organic. Would PG even thicken over glycerin?

[JD]

I have a product for home use that has the listed ingredients that I mentioned. They were able to get some thickening. Any starting % you can throw out there?

p.s would glycerin thicken it?

Thank you!

[JD]

Got it, thank you!