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True, My experience with an individual designer in Fiverr is worse.. 4 yr old will do a better job.. Time for me to learn one more thing!!
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@Perry, Thank you!
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@Belassi , Thank you and I found a website with definitions for all INCO Terms. Great learning experience for me, each day I am learning something new
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can you share me the website or contacts for CP Biotech? Also CIP is door delivery or delivered to some ports? I am not sure.
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Thank you Sir!
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@chemicalmatt .. Thank you! Can you give me names of the mostly used Polyols in skincare product? I am not familiar.
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Thank you, Yes I think Glycerin is the main ingredient.
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@Ruben - Thank you, Yes I am looking at that option as well.
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Thank you and I’ll try this.
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Thanks, I’ll reach out to them. Appreciate your help!
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Thank you, Is stability testing and challenge testing the same?
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@johnb ,
Thank you! Can I still add water to the mixture? I usually add 1 part Henna with 1 part water to soak overnight. Can I additionally add some Glycerin to keep it preserved? -
I am considering that as well, but the paste form is the preferred method.
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@Bill, yes I am working with pure Henna, nothing adulterated. Henna in powder format is OK but in paste it won’t stain after 24 hrs of exposure after the dye has released, I tested myself.
SO if nothing works for packaging the Henna Paste then I may have to drop that idea and go with regular route of packing in powder but I see there are lot many players in the market to do the same.
But thanks for your feedback and help, appreciate it!
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@Ruben,
Thank for all the information provided, appreciate your help. I had the same doubt whether the food packaging companies would do any cosmetic packaging using, but I thought mine is completely herb based and no artificial ingredients. But again that requires a lot of explaining .. not sure if this is a viable idea.I am planning to sell each unit as one time use product, any leftover can be frozen but I guess a 4 Oz can is required for one use. My product can be heated and cooled and it doesn’t affect it’s ability to stain/ dye.
Do you see other way besides aseptic, retort packaging? Is there a simple way of canning in bottles? I am thinking that would be bit expensive as the cost of bottles would be much higher than plastic stand up pouches. Please advise.
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@ Bill, my product is henna based and it is not the preservative that makes the Dye less efficient, but the oxidation process. Henna dye release is bit tricky, to get the henna release dye, it has to be soaked for few hours and the dye starts to dismiss it’s staining ability after few hours of dye release. So vaccum packaging is the only option I see here as it stops the oxidation and preserves staining ability. Henna paste is a herbal paste, so I am wondering if there is any other way for vaccum packaging besides canning or aseptic or retort packaging.
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Thank you