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Have you solved the problem of clarity ?

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Hi muhammad,

If you need to do so, use non-ionic surfactant.however, that is not recommended and might produce excesive foam- which you don’t need for this particular product.

Try to contact the fragrance supplier- He might help in getting the fragrance in more concentrated- so you might just need to add 1 % in this case

I hope I have answered your question.

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try to increase it by caustic soda to 7.5 and let is know if the solution turned to clear or not

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could you share more details about your product so we can help

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What is pH of the sample ?

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Hi Amal ,

Hope you are well,

I would highly recommend you to focus on the marketing of those products in the Egyptian market since it is very saturated and competitive market in MENA region.

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thank you for the appreciated comments

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thanks a lot for the inputs

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Dear Gents,

Thank you all for the information you have provided ,

@Duncan
From your technical point of view what would be the alternative for lactic acid ?

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS

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I make new sample by adding Tween 20 , i will update you what happen

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The Formula is
SLES 4 %
CAPB 3 %
Fragrance 0.1 %
Preservative 0.1 %
All those ingredients mixed together then added slowly to the Aqua (92.8 %)

unfortunately i can’t capture photo because once i mix it ,the precipitate solve it self in the solution !

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Dear @Belassi
Thank you for your replaying
I think also the problem coming from fragrance because i did experiment for each alone with water and there was not any precipitate

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Dear All ;
I would like to thank you for your posts , but i want to determine the RHLB of an oil example Argan oil in lab by an experiment- can i do this one in lab ?  ..

My regards,