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Yes, i used jojoba oil but you can us which ever oil you prefer

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Thank you, extract making and mica oil making is Monday, a combined video for both, its lemon extract i am making in next video but made in same way as beetroot

The preservative i used and amount is in this video

@@rociomontero3352 Video on Monday on how I make my extracts

Thank you so much. You can use xanthan gum or guar gum as alternatives to Aristoflex AVC, but the texture will differ. Xanthan gum provides a thicker, more gel-like consistency, while guar gum gives a smoother, creamier texture. Both require careful hydration to avoid clumping. To substitute, use about 0.5-1% xanthan or guar gum, mix with a little glycerine, then hydrate in the water phase. Adjust for desired viscosity. The final product will differ in texture, feel, and spreadability compared to using Aristoflex AVC

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My Hydroxyethyl Cellulose (HEC) 2% solution gel should be stored in a cool, dry place but you can keep it in the refrigerator to maintain its stability and effectiveness. Keep it in a tightly sealed container to prevent contamination.

@beautybooster_diy4848 Thank you so much! I enjoy your videos so so much. They are very calming.. Would love to hear you too, but I completely understand not wanting to have more of a presence on your videos.. I can't even manage 1 single video, my nerves would be shot! You are a wonderful formulator, and the education I have learned watching you has been unbelievable.. Thanks for everything you do for us..

@@lsmsnr Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad to hear that my videos are calming for you and that you’ve found the information helpful. I appreciate your understanding about the text-only format. Your support means a lot, and I’m excited to continue sharing and educating through my videos.

You're very welcome! I am sure your daughters and hubby will love this whipped soap as much as I do. Thank you for your kind words and support - it means a lot! Many blessings to you and your family too!

Yes, sodium hydroxide used in soap making is also commonly called caustic soda.

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24 to 48 hours

@@beautybooster_diy4848 thank you. I can't wait to try this recipe.

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Yes you can

My Magnesium Cream is highly stable and consistently effective, with no separation issues. I use it regularly, and many of my subscribers have successfully made and enjoyed it as well. The recipe includes beeswax, which works exceptionally well as an emulsifier, ensuring a smooth, well-blended cream. With 3g of preservative, as mentioned in the description and comments, this cream maintains exceptional stability and balance. It is rich in magnesium, which supports skin hydration, reduces muscle tension and pain, and promotes relaxation. This cream holds a special place among my top favourite's due to its remarkable benefits and performance. I encourage you to try it yourself before forming an opinion, as its reliability and effectiveness make it a standout choice in skincare.

That sounds fantastic! Tallow is indeed a wonderfully nourishing ingredient with a rich history of use in skincare. It’s packed with essential fatty acids and vitamins that can be incredibly beneficial for the skin. Your addition of castor oil, frankincense, lavender, and carrot seed oil sounds like it will make a lovely and well-rounded product. I’m sure your friends will appreciate the effort and thought you’ve put into creating a natural, chemical-free option. Sharing your passion and knowledge can really help others understand and appreciate the benefits of these nourishing ingredients. Thank you for sharing

Thank you. I have almost 150 requests, not sure i will ever get through them, I will do my best but it might be a few months.

Yes, you can add glycolic acid to my Cleansing Aloe & Cucumber Face Jelly. For a 2% concentration, reduce the water by 2g and add 2g of glycolic acid. Adjust the recipe: Water: 32g Glycolic Acid: 2g Other ingredients remain the same. Ensure the final pH is around 3.5-4.0 for glycolic acid efficacy. Check pH after adding glycolic acid and adjust if needed. Adding glycolic acid can boost exfoliation but be cautious if you sensitive skin.

@@beautybooster_diy4848 ok mam, but in india glycolic acid get a liquid. Not powder.

Liquid gel glycolic acid works similarly to powdered glycolic acid in formulations. It’s pre-diluted, simplifying incorporation, but requires adjusting the amount used for the desired concentration. Powdered glycolic acid needs careful dissolution. Both forms enhance exfoliation, but liquid gel is easier to blend into formulations. Use 2g of liquid gel glycolic acid to achieve a 2% concentration in the 100g formulation, similar to using powdered glycolic acid. Ensure the liquid gel is equivalent in concentration to the powder.

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This recipe don't contain hyaluronic acid

Glycerine or Panthenol (Provitamin B5) but there is no Hyaluronic Acid in this recipe

This recipe seems well-suited for addressing dry, damaged, and frizzy hair. If you find specific issues try tweaking the ratios or ingredients based on your hair needs. Ensure the pH of your formulation is typically around 4.5 to 5.5. and ensure you use a good preservative.

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Washable. Thank you

The reason for heating the tallow and oil before blending is to ensure that the tallow fully melts and mixes evenly with the oil. Tallow is solid at room temperature, and heating it helps to break it down, making it easier to blend smoothly with the oil. This results in a consistent, creamy texture once it cools. If you skip the heating step, you might end up with a softer, less uniform mixture, which is what you might experience. Heating also helps to better incorporate any other ingredients you might be adding. Hope this helps!

Yes, you can see in video it firms up, and it firms slightly more overnight, if you want it even thicker add more beeswax but i think the texture is perfect for easy application

Thank you so much. Formulations can be tailored to your personal preferences, especially when they are for individual use rather than commercial purposes. The 100% total typically serves as a standard for clarity and consistency in recipes or product manufacturing, ensuring predictable results. However, since I’m not constrained by commercial or regulatory standards and I'm not selling these formulations, I have the freedom to adjust percentages as I see fit. This flexibility fosters creativity and experimentation, allowing me to explore various ingredient ratios and their effects without adhering to conventional norms. Thus, whether my formulations add up to 125%, 250%, or any other value, it reflects my unique requirements and preferences. Hope that helps.

@@beautybooster_diy4848 I appreciated your response and explanation. Thank you so much, yes it helps.

Thank you so much. Cromollient SCE cannot directly replace SCI powder in my facial scrub recipe due to different functions. SCI is a surfactant for cleansing and lathering, while Cromollient SCE is an emollient.

Yes you can

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Replacing both shea butter and coconut oil with another butter and oil, while keeping the beeswax, will alter the cream's texture and consistency. The new butter and oil you decide to use will impact how the cream feels and absorbs. You might need to adjust proportions to get the right balance. I recommend experimenting with small batches to find the ideal combination and consistency.

Thank you. I'll stick with yours 😁

@Zara_4545 Hopefully, within a few months

I will do, still working my way through so many requests.

❤ wooooow will try soon. and request u to make face and body whitening cream. Love from India.

@@araishstudio7888 I have one on my channel, here is the link: ruclips.net/video/Ln4yUyt_oBc/видео.html

Thank you so much. It can last anywhere between 6 to 18 months, provided it is stored properly and preservative is used but regularly check for any changes in smell and texture, as these can be indicators that the body butter is no longer good to use.

Yes, add at same time as magnesium salts so it dissolves

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For sensitive skin, 10-14 days is a cautious recommendation to prevent irritation. However, for normal to oily skin types, using scrub 1-2 times a week is usually safe. Always monitor your skin's reaction and adjust frequency as needed. If irritation occurs, reduce usage.

Salicylic acid is naturally acidic (pH 2-3) when dissolved in MPG or water, generally safe for skin use as it effectively exfoliates and penetrates without significant irritation for most. For applications requiring different pH levels, adjust using NaOH to increase acidity or HCl to decrease it. Monitor pH with a meter, adding NaOH or HCl gradually until desired pH (typically 2-3 for salicylic acid) is achieved.

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My hair spray uses phenoxyethanol as a preservative. Phenoxyethanol is a widely used and effective ingredient that helps prevent the growth of bacteria and mould, ensuring the product remains safe and effective to use over time.

@@beautybooster_diy4848 Oh okay, thank you for your explanation and reply :) appreciate the video!

Xanthan gum and xanthan gum soft are both thickeners for DIY face serums. Xanthan gum provides a thicker, more viscous texture, while xanthan gum soft offers a lighter, more fluid consistency. The latter is often preferred for serums to ensure smoother application and better absorption without feeling heavy on the skin, you can use which ever one you prefer.

In skincare, tallow is a nutrient-rich fat rendered from beef or mutton, prized for its ability to deeply moisturize and nourish the skin. Its composition closely resembles human skin's natural oils, making it an excellent choice for hydration and skin barrier support.

Thank you, I used Phenoxyethanol Preservative

I think in the last month I have made other good videos too apart from this one. Aloe butter is made by combining aloe vera gel with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil, and then hydrogenating the mixture. This process transforms the oils into a solid, creamy butter that retains the beneficial properties of aloe vera. Aloe butter is entirely water-free, making it anhydrous, which means it has a longer shelf life and does not require preservatives. It is popular in skincare for its moisturizing and soothing effects.

@@beautybooster_diy4848 hi, i watched all of your videos for the previous month. I meant those are just as good but this one was my favorite. Thank You for the elaborate explanation on Aloe Butter.

It does all dissolve as you can see in the video

@@beautybooster_diy4848 I see in ur video that urs dissolves but I’ve tried 3x and it’s not dissolving. Can I use kojic diplimate instead?

@@maximusfry8396 For optimal dissolution of Kojic Acid, add it gradually to the heated water phase while stirring continuously until fully dissolved. If it persists in not dissolving, consider using Kojic Dipalmitate instead, which is more soluble in formulations. Ensure all ingredients dissolve clearly to achieve effective foaming from a dispenser.

@@beautybooster_diy4848 ok thank u so much. I will try this way.

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No, In my body butter formulation, the aloe gel serves as both a moisturizing agent and a part of the water phase that helps achieve the desired texture and consistency. Aloe powder, on the other hand, lacks the same hydrating properties and doesn't contribute to the liquid phase needed for emulsion with the oils. Additionally, the powder form may not blend well or provide the same soothing benefits as the gel. Therefore, substituting aloe powder for aloe gel would likely compromise the texture, emulsion stability, and overall effectiveness of the body butter.