chia* seed oil is awesome and can be used for sensitive skin as well because of the high omega-3 content which has antiinflammatory benefits. To balance oil-production, apple seed oil and amaranth seed oil are also great options. Rosehip oil has also been said to aid with balancing oily skin because of its vitamin A content. Broccoli seed oil has a "dry oil" feel to it and it's often used in hair products to give that silicone finish and feel. It's a great addition to body oils and facial oils if you want to lessen the greasy touch. For brightening, any oil derived from fruit seeds are helpful, especially papaya, guava, apple, raspberry, cranberry, etc.
I have been watching your videos for the bast two days. I am a pharmacist and I am so pleasant that I am actually revising all the information we had in "industrial pharmacy" and "pharmaceutics" moduals about topical formulations with you ... your information are absolutely correct and you are presenting them in a very simple and easy to remember way ... I wish I discovered you earlier when i was at uni ... but any way i wish you all the best
I’m so excited to have found you! It’s amazing that you not only have a successful Etsy shop but also put everything out there. I have been trying to set up a skincare business for a while now and after finding you I finally have the direction I needed to get started. I just signed up for you patron and am super excited to get started doing what I love. Thank you so much! 💖
Thank you so much! You are so sweet! I’m glad you found my channel too. Hope you continue to enjoy it! Also, thanks for showing your support on Patreon. It means a lot to me 😊
If you like actives, you can add oil soluable vitamin C, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate. It's expensive, but appears to have better penetration and is less irritating than water soluable L-ascorbic acid.
@@empressaura7736 Not sure if you're asking me or Tara... but I'm personally not familiar with that preservative. However, two things to note: it is generally discouraged to put essential oils on your face as they can be very sensitizing and irritating to the skin on your face (especially citrus which can increase the chances of sunburn); and if your product has no water in it, there is no need for a preservative as oil is not prone to growing mold and bacteria. It is, however, prone to rancidity, so adding vitamin E (an antioxidant) can extend the life of your oil.
Fractionated Coconut oil are the distillation of Coconut oil where medium fatty acids chains are separated out collected. The 2 main fatty acid chains are Caprylic acid and Capric acid but you'll likely get some other types of fatty acids in there as well. Capric/Caprylic Triglyceride is a specialized esterification of just Capric acid and Caprylic Acid. Simplied answer is Fractionated Coconut Oil contains Caprylic and Capric acids along with other fatty acids but CCT contains ONLY the esters of Capric and Caprylic Acids.
Love your videos! Just so you know, I have dissolved q10 in caprylic/capric triglyceride below 40° without a problem. You just have to stir it for a few minutes.
Idk if you’re still checking comments here but my Fractionated Coconut oil by SR Naturals, the only ingredient is “Organic Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil.” Thanks for these videos! They’re helping clear up some major confusion I was having.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and findings with us. i really appreciate your hard work you put into it. I know it had been a while but i found a fractionated coconut oil that isn't caprylic/capric triglycerides. it's from Fresh Skin and the only ingredient is called cocos nucifera.
To answer the question, if the facial oil is completely anhydrous and not a water-in-oil emulsion, preservatives are not needed. Micro-organisms need water to grow, and can’t survive in a completely anhydrous product, BUT if the facial oil contains a lot of natural plant oils, then they will definitely need an antioxidant to keep them from going rancid.
@@TaraLeee Of course! ☺️ Another thing to consider is that mixed tocopherols are the best antioxidants because they protect the formula from oxidation and don’t add fragrance, whereas tocopherol acetate only protects the skin from oxidative free radicals. Resinous rosemary extract will also protect the formula from oxidation, but it has a very strong rosemary aroma that may be unwanted.
I love your tutorials and recipes! I make cosmetics and soap for my family only and the information you provide is fantastic and easy for even someone like me who is a beginner, uses simple products, but is creative and likes having fun! You are an amazing woman entrepreneur. Go girl!
great video. just wanted to chime in and say carrot oil is th orange one made from soaking carrot roots and carrot seed oil is the essential oil from carrot seeds.E oil is way more potent and expensive
Hey Tara, I've read on a suppliers website that the Caprylic Capric TriGlycerides are not the same as fractionated coconut oil. The ester has gone through a further process than the vegetable oil which removes some of the fatty acids, and gives it a different feel. I'm keen to buy some and try out in my formulas
The only other additive I add to my facial oils is Teprenone from Making Cosmetics, it is oil soluble which most of their anti aging ingredients are not, so I use their water soluble ones in my creams in water phase.
hey Tara! im curious about tanning oil, as in what oils and why they are beneficial or not to the skin and to of course giving the skin a tan, now now this of course is just a tanning oil, no SPF protection. im just interested in types of oils and a possible formulation for a simple tanning oil. I have been binging your formulating and other self made products videos and I have been able to find anything on tanning oils other than tiktok hacks and 'at-home' versions of name brand that....arn't great lmao anyways if youd be willing to make a video about that i sure would apricate it xo
Nice. I need nut free oil. I use coconut oil, vitamin e oil and lavender essential oils. I would love to add hemp and a few other oils. Not a fan of the soy oil
Essentially, a face cream is a water and oil emulsion (approx. 10-25% oils) with particular care given to the comedigenic rating of the oils (0-2 is good, 3-5 causes acne breakouts). A body butter is often anhydrous (100% oils/no water) or might also be an emulsion (approx. 40%+ oils) with a much higher oil content than a face cream and can use a wider variety of oils (often cheaper, too) than for the face.
I don't think so. As long as it is oil soluble and you are only using oil soluble ingredients in your product it shouldn't need preserved. You only need to preserve products that contain water or may get water in them.
Hi tara. U r an inspiration. Luv u and ur work. Could u plz guide a little about mulberry leaf powder. I want to add them in my powdered mask for whitening. Plz plz guide me in this regard
Hello i would like to make a cuticle oil, would you have a good formulation or any information that would put me on the right track, i would like to use primerally with squalane
I wanted to use potassium sorbate as a natural preservative but upon research, I have found mixed reviews. Most say it is safe and natural while some say it is chemically made. Do you have any insights about this preservative? Thank you in advance
Hey Tara ! Thank you for making such informative videos. I have one genuine question. It would be great if you could answer it. Are silicones bad for our skin and do they clog our pores ? I have tried researching about this numerous times but every article has something different to say. I'm very confused.
Do you have a video on how to ensure you're legally compliant with making claims. Can I say things like 'cellular renewal' 'anti-aging' things like that?
Can you do a video on oil essences and water ones please?I hear good and bad things about oil ones okusy I'm trying to find alternatives to rose water and I have no idea what to even search. Just followed your insta
Can you please make a video on Magnesium body butter😃 using no magnesium oil and using magnesium flakes mixed with water and how to preserve it when the oil and water phase comes together with magnesium flakes.
Magnesium flakes and water actually is magnesium oil. Oil is a misnomer for the product and I’m not sure why they call it that. You can add it to creams and lotions and add emulsifying wax also and it will mix in. You will have to use a preservative though! For body butter, you’d have to add the magnesium in super small amounts, but I’m not sure if you’d need emulsifying wax, you will need the preservative here though as well. If you made the mixture thick enough it should hold up. Good luck! (I own a CBD edibles and health and beauty company and make a ton of products like that, I didn’t want you to think I just pulled that out of thin air lol)
If you look at costco they carry fractionated oil, it's also known as MCT oil... costco has best price but you need a membership... I have one and I'm a shopper so I can have it bought n shipped to you .
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no because euxyl pe 9010 is for aqueous formulas not anhydrous. I recommend optiphen of phenonip. If you use optiphen make sure it is optiphen not optiphen plus.
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Hey person scrolling through the comments. This chick is awesome and has a million great videos that will make you a better mixologist.
you are the sweetest!
chia* seed oil is awesome and can be used for sensitive skin as well because of the high omega-3 content which has antiinflammatory benefits. To balance oil-production, apple seed oil and amaranth seed oil are also great options. Rosehip oil has also been said to aid with balancing oily skin because of its vitamin A content. Broccoli seed oil has a "dry oil" feel to it and it's often used in hair products to give that silicone finish and feel. It's a great addition to body oils and facial oils if you want to lessen the greasy touch. For brightening, any oil derived from fruit seeds are helpful, especially papaya, guava, apple, raspberry, cranberry, etc.
I have been watching your videos for the bast two days. I am a pharmacist and I am so pleasant that I am actually revising all the information we had in "industrial pharmacy" and "pharmaceutics" moduals about topical formulations with you ... your information are absolutely correct and you are presenting them in a very simple and easy to remember way ... I wish I discovered you earlier when i was at uni ... but any way i wish you all the best
I’m so excited to have found you! It’s amazing that you not only have a successful Etsy shop but also put everything out there. I have been trying to set up a skincare business for a while now and after finding you I finally have the direction I needed to get started. I just signed up for you patron and am super excited to get started doing what I love. Thank you so much! 💖
Thank you so much! You are so sweet! I’m glad you found my channel too. Hope you continue to enjoy it!
Also, thanks for showing your support on Patreon. It means a lot to me 😊
You have a wonderful super human power 😂 . “Self taught and thriving!” Keep doing your thing lady and keep putting out exceptional content!
If you like actives, you can add oil soluable vitamin C, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate. It's expensive, but appears to have better penetration and is less irritating than water soluable L-ascorbic acid.
I didn’t know there was an oil soluble vitamin c! Thanks for sharing that with me 😊
Can i use Euxyl PE 9010 preservative in my facial oil if im adding essential oil in my facial oil? Im not sure.
@@empressaura7736 Not sure if you're asking me or Tara... but I'm personally not familiar with that preservative. However, two things to note: it is generally discouraged to put essential oils on your face as they can be very sensitizing and irritating to the skin on your face (especially citrus which can increase the chances of sunburn); and if your product has no water in it, there is no need for a preservative as oil is not prone to growing mold and bacteria. It is, however, prone to rancidity, so adding vitamin E (an antioxidant) can extend the life of your oil.
@@44DHernandez thank you my dear.
Fractionated Coconut oil are the distillation of Coconut oil where medium fatty acids chains are separated out collected. The 2 main fatty acid chains are Caprylic acid and Capric acid but you'll likely get some other types of fatty acids in there as well. Capric/Caprylic Triglyceride is a specialized esterification of just Capric acid and Caprylic Acid. Simplied answer is Fractionated Coconut Oil contains Caprylic and Capric acids along with other fatty acids but CCT contains ONLY the esters of Capric and Caprylic Acids.
I am glad I found your channel. The most helpful on my journey. Thank you
awwh I am glad you found my channel too :)
Happy I can help!
U blessed my journey ❤️
Love your videos!
Just so you know, I have dissolved q10 in caprylic/capric triglyceride below 40° without a problem. You just have to stir it for a few minutes.
Idk if you’re still checking comments here but my Fractionated Coconut oil by SR Naturals, the only ingredient is “Organic Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil.” Thanks for these videos! They’re helping clear up some major confusion I was having.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and findings with us. i really appreciate your hard work you put into it.
I know it had been a while but i found a fractionated coconut oil that isn't caprylic/capric triglycerides. it's from Fresh Skin and the only ingredient is called cocos nucifera.
Thanx! I'm learning a lot from you! including the improvement of my ability in the english lenguage! Regards from México!
To answer the question, if the facial oil is completely anhydrous and not a water-in-oil emulsion, preservatives are not needed. Micro-organisms need water to grow, and can’t survive in a completely anhydrous product, BUT if the facial oil contains a lot of natural plant oils, then they will definitely need an antioxidant to keep them from going rancid.
Thanks so much!
@@TaraLeee Of course! ☺️ Another thing to consider is that mixed tocopherols are the best antioxidants because they protect the formula from oxidation and don’t add fragrance, whereas tocopherol acetate only protects the skin from oxidative free radicals. Resinous rosemary extract will also protect the formula from oxidation, but it has a very strong rosemary aroma that may be unwanted.
You should make a video on how to make a makeup remover!
I love your tutorials and recipes! I make cosmetics and soap for my family only and the information you provide is fantastic and easy for even someone like me who is a beginner, uses simple products, but is creative and likes having fun! You are an amazing woman entrepreneur. Go girl!
Thank you so much for your wonderful and highly informative content!!! So inspiring!
You are more than a teacher 🤗🤗 thanks love, for the lecture 🤗
great video. just wanted to chime in and say carrot oil is th orange one made from soaking carrot roots and carrot seed oil is the essential oil from carrot seeds.E oil is way more potent and expensive
Hey Tara, I've read on a suppliers website that the Caprylic Capric TriGlycerides are not the same as fractionated coconut oil. The ester has gone through a further process than the vegetable oil which removes some of the fatty acids, and gives it a different feel. I'm keen to buy some and try out in my formulas
Glad I found u. U are really great. Gaining more knowledge already.
Such a cool and insightful video! I love oils🥑✨ right now using a rosehip oil on my skin!
I love those oils
Thank you for the video ❤
hi Tara! Im new to your channel. do you have a video on using squalane?
Lots of great information ❤️
thank you so much :)
Talking about extracts.., I think FSS has a diamond extract, I was wondering what that is, then I thought "I don't care what it is, I want it!!"
Great video girly!
Just want to says that Castor seed oil should have been in both lists!! :)
Wow so informative. Love u girl 😘😘😘
The only other additive I add to my facial oils is Teprenone from Making Cosmetics, it is oil soluble which most of their anti aging ingredients are not, so I use their water soluble ones in my creams in water phase.
hey Tara! im curious about tanning oil, as in what oils and why they are beneficial or not to the skin and to of course giving the skin a tan, now now this of course is just a tanning oil, no SPF protection. im just interested in types of oils and a possible formulation for a simple tanning oil. I have been binging your formulating and other self made products videos and I have been able to find anything on tanning oils other than tiktok hacks and 'at-home' versions of name brand that....arn't great lmao anyways if youd be willing to make a video about that i sure would apricate it xo
Plant Therapy has a Fractionated Coconut Oil. I agree the 2 are different
Nice. I need nut free oil. I use coconut oil, vitamin e oil and lavender essential oils. I would love to add hemp and a few other oils. Not a fan of the soy oil
I love your videos!!!! Could you go over the difference between a body butter and a face cream?
Essentially, a face cream is a water and oil emulsion (approx. 10-25% oils) with particular care given to the comedigenic rating of the oils (0-2 is good, 3-5 causes acne breakouts). A body butter is often anhydrous (100% oils/no water) or might also be an emulsion (approx. 40%+ oils) with a much higher oil content than a face cream and can use a wider variety of oils (often cheaper, too) than for the face.
Going to do definitely I have inspired by your bakuchiol you have made recently a cream I want to make facial oil using it
Good informative video, Love Facial oils 👍🥰
love this vid! Question tho! wouldn't silicone products require a preservative?
I don't think so. As long as it is oil soluble and you are only using oil soluble ingredients in your product it shouldn't need preserved. You only need to preserve products that contain water or may get water in them.
The fractionated coconut oil I have is cocoa nucifera
Would a rosehip,jojoba oil and backuchiol face oil be ok to target as all skin types
Just curious do you offer a formulating course or just online tips for formulating?
Do you normally use a clear bottles for selling body oils?
I was told amber but now I feel clear might be satisfactory after watching your video
Is facial oil the same as a facial serum?
Has anyone ever used pumpkin seed oil?
Hello taralee please how can I get your Ebook on skincare formulation you are too great I love your teaching
Sorry, but I don’t have an ebook. So glad you love my content though! :)
can you do a video on how to formulate hair oils?
Hi tara. U r an inspiration. Luv u and ur work. Could u plz guide a little about mulberry leaf powder. I want to add them in my powdered mask for whitening. Plz plz guide me in this regard
Would you be able to add a CoQ10 oil capsule to your blend (instead of powder) much like some people do with reservatol or evening primrose oil?
Hello i would like to make a cuticle oil, would you have a good formulation or any information that would put me on the right track, i would like to use primerally with squalane
Can you use facial oils instead of surem thank you
I wanted to use potassium sorbate as a natural preservative but upon research, I have found mixed reviews. Most say it is safe and natural while some say it is chemically made. Do you have any insights about this preservative? Thank you in advance
Is there a book you suggest for the properties of oils?
Oh cool, u can make your own skincare, and the results is appear on your smooth skin, make your bussines pls....
Hi ! U can dissolve easily q10 in squalane
What can be used for pigmentation issues?
Please make a clay shampoo and conditioner like loreal clay shampoo ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍
I didn't know a clay shampoo even existed! I'll have to check it out.
Can you make like a gallon of your facial oil for advance usage
Can you do a skin brightening oil?
Hey Tara ! Thank you for making such informative videos. I have one genuine question. It would be great if you could answer it. Are silicones bad for our skin and do they clog our pores ?
I have tried researching about this numerous times but every article has something different to say. I'm very confused.
Can you show us how to make a lip tint
can you show us how to make the body oils with the scents(men and women) thanks❣️
Are Face Serum and Face Oil the same thing?
Do you have a video on how to ensure you're legally compliant with making claims. Can I say things like 'cellular renewal' 'anti-aging' things like that?
Can you do a video on oil essences and water ones please?I hear good and bad things about oil ones okusy I'm trying to find alternatives to rose water and I have no idea what to even search. Just followed your insta
I see a lot of videos for diy face oil for sale but without special ingridients so only use oils.. but is this possible to only use oils for sale?
What do you advice to remove dark cycles under the eyes?
Tara where can I get Natrasil pls
Lotioncrafter.com
Can you please make a video on
Magnesium body butter😃 using no magnesium oil and using magnesium flakes mixed with water and how to preserve it when the oil and water phase comes together with magnesium flakes.
Magnesium flakes and water actually is magnesium oil. Oil is a misnomer for the product and I’m not sure why they call it that. You can add it to creams and lotions and add emulsifying wax also and it will mix in. You will have to use a preservative though! For body butter, you’d have to add the magnesium in super small amounts, but I’m not sure if you’d need emulsifying wax, you will need the preservative here though as well. If you made the mixture thick enough it should hold up. Good luck! (I own a CBD edibles and health and beauty company and make a ton of products like that, I didn’t want you to think I just pulled that out of thin air lol)
I have a question! I'm trying to make a facial cleansing oil that washes off with water. Are there any additional ingredients I need to use?
I make a lovely one with Olivem 300. You could also use Polyglyceryl-3 Oleate (FSS). Have fun!
How about adding glycerine to the facial oil? Does it need preservatives?
glycerin is water soluble so you would need to so a water in oil emulsion in order to incorporate it.
Is isopropyl mystriate organic??
Hello where can I locate your blog?
Love LOVE !!! your content !! 💯💄😍
thank you so much!
how can i prevent my face oils from spilling when shipping?
Hey love you can order seals to seal up your product
Tara Lee eeeeee!!! I have tried to get in touch with you!!!
I will text you later!!!
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Sister sister I love your videos! Please proofread your Disclaimer though
Good lookin out! Can’t believe I didn’t notice the mistakes.
Whole sale supplies plus sales fractionated coconut oil
If you look at costco they carry fractionated oil, it's also known as MCT oil... costco has best price but you need a membership... I have one and I'm a shopper so I can have it bought n shipped to you .
Hey, please turn on subtitles this video
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Your hair style/cut has improved...toned down.. it was nice earlier but it's more settled now ..
Can I use Germall Plus as a preservative in my facial oil if I use essential oils?
ooo also is there a limit to how many oils in a blend? like no more than 15 or 20?
You shouldn’t need a preservative in an oil
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Can i use Euxyl PE 9010 preservative in my facial oil if im adding essential oils in my facial oil? Im not sure.
no because euxyl pe 9010 is for aqueous formulas not anhydrous. I recommend optiphen of phenonip. If you use optiphen make sure it is optiphen not optiphen plus.
@@TaraLeee thank you so much tara your truly awesome! 😊😊👌🏾
English subtitle please
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Beautiful you are mam
Can you check your email please. I am looking for help that has to do with this video.
Chai seeds oil? 🥴 do you mean chia seeds oil?
Omg neem oil has such a horrid stench 😅... Like nothing covers that smell!
I am telling you! The smell even comes through in cold process soaps! 😀