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Use the following stable formula;
LABSA (96%) 13%
CAUSTIC SODA 1.56
SLES(70%). 7
STPP. 1
EDTA 1
NACL. 1 -
Too much perfume & pearling agent
1% DEA IS SUFFICIENT
Reduce the PEG 400 -
Base formulation guide
1. SLES 70%. 15
2. DEA ……….2
3. BETAINE. …7
COCOATES, OILS, GLYCERIN, -
HEC Is not compatible with some surfactants, use 20% salt solution,
It is uncommon to have thickening problem on shower gel as it has high active matter on the formulation. -
To Neutralize LABSA 96%;
USE 12.8% Of the quality of LABSA
For 100kg LABSA = 12.8 kg caustic soda 99% to ph 7.
For 10 kg LABSA= 1.28 kg caustic soda -
Use EDTA as;
1. Chelating agent
2. Preservative
3. foam booster
why you use too much fragrance for Dishwash? Just 0.05% is enough. -
Mel55 What is the concentration of SLES?
A regular Shampoo; For 100 kg
1. GLYCERIN 1
2. SLES 70% 16
3. DEA 2
4. BETAINE39% 6
5. EDTA 1
6. SALT 4-5
7. PERFUME 0.15
you will get almost shower gel -
No!! LABSA is not recommended for personal care formulation.
Try this commercial formula;1. Water balance to 100
2. Glycerin 1
3. SLES 14
4. DEA 2
5. BETAINE 1
6. EDTA 0.2
7. SALT 4
8. Perfume & dye qs -
Tauriel Use EDTA 0.5% for preservative and salt for thickner.
Xanthan gum is not easily dissolved -
The amounts of active ingredients is very low to obtain your desired results.
SLES improve the clarity and stability of the formula.
The minimum active ingredients at least;
SLES 28%= 0.28 x 15 Ai =4.2
LABSA 90%= 0.9 X 19 AI = 13.5This is a good recipe
Water balance TO 100
Caustic soda 99% 1.3
LABSA 96% 12
SLES 70% 7
DEA 2
STPP 1.5
SALT 1.5
EDTA 0.2 -
Water balance TO 100
Caustic soda 99% 1.3
LABSA 96% 11
SLES 70% 7
DEA 2
STPP 1.5
SALT 1.5
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