Don't think I'm pestering you 😉 merely keeping the request from being forgotten. Please can we have a video on how to formulate a non comedogenic face cream 😃👍 I have mature, drys skin. You probably don't remember, but I recently talked about how I think it's the emulsifiers causing me to breakout from my experiments. Thanks.
We have loads of videos that can help you out! Please go to the search bar on our channel: ruclips.net/channel/UCczaVLd160LPFdn9E8hrYxA And enter the topic to find related videos. Happy formulating!
hi belinda ...thanks for great video....please provide any link for checking polarity of oils...or what does polarity index means and how to search it...can i pair low or medium polar with non polar...
Hi Jabby, non polar oils are those that are completely hydrocarbon chains/no charged functional group e.g. silicones, mineral oils. Polar oils are those with a functional group eg triglycerides, esters (esters vary in their polarity depending on the length of hydrocarbon chain) and plant oils. You can pair them when an emulsifier is present but without an emulsifier or stabilising agent, you'll get separation or syneresis. And of course, when pairing, always check stability. Hope this helps, happy formulating!
hello IPCS thanks for faqs...some of my doubts are cleared for sure...just a question ..is there any difference in cetearyl alcohol and cetostearyl alcohol ...thanks
Good question and NO - they are the same thing. Cetearyl alcohol is the INCI name, both have the same CAS: 36653-82-4 Cetostearyl alcohol is the chemical name so you may see that on suppliers documentation but cetearyl alcohol is the INCI name that goes on labels. Hope this helps :)
I'm thinking of taking a beginner's cosmetic course but I have a problem can you tell me what materials we are going to need the most and glasswares also and anything to make a cosmetic budget Please Ms Belinda respond as fast as you can
Hi, we send practical packs out to people who purchase our course, however some countries don't allow the ingredients so it depends on what country you are based in. If you email us at info@personalcarescience.com.au with all our questions someone will be with you soon to help. Happy Formulating!
No I won't be in Paris I am cutting back a bit on travel this year, I will be at ASCC in May, NZSCC in July, Singapore Suppliers Day in August and in-cos Asia in November. And that is cutting back! Hope to see you at one of these events or you can email me by contacting info@personalcarescience.com.au and they can forward your email on. Happy formulating!
What is the difference between oil in water & oil in water? Confused about the difference? Does " water in oil" mean there's more water in your product than oil or just the the opposite of that? Thanks♡
Yes I can! Please purchase a formulation review here: personalcarescience.com.au/Advice/cosmeticformulation,brandadvice-797/ and I'll be in touch to get full details from you, and can provide you with formulation specific advice if you need help. Happy formulating!
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You're gold too thanks Chris :)
Don't think I'm pestering you 😉 merely keeping the request from being forgotten. Please can we have a video on how to formulate a non comedogenic face cream 😃👍
I have mature, drys skin. You probably don't remember, but I recently talked about how I think it's the emulsifiers causing me to breakout from my experiments. Thanks.
Hi Lulu I'm going to be filming about comedogens, allergens and irritants today :) Video should be out in may, stay tuned...
The Institute of Personal Care Science 😃👍 Excellent!!! Can't wait! Thank you.
hi belinda ...thanks for the great information....please can you give some example of a superfatting agent ... thanks
I've added this topic to my list for the future...
Thank you a lot for all videos that you make! Would you please give some examples of superfatting agents and natural esters?
I'll add that to a future list ;)
Thank you for a great FAQ.
We have loads of videos that can help you out! Please go to the search bar on our channel: ruclips.net/channel/UCczaVLd160LPFdn9E8hrYxA And enter the topic to find related videos. Happy formulating!
hi belinda ...thanks for great video....please provide any link for checking polarity of oils...or what does polarity index means and how to search it...can i pair low or medium polar with non polar...
Hi Jabby, non polar oils are those that are completely hydrocarbon chains/no charged functional group e.g. silicones, mineral oils. Polar oils are those with a functional group eg triglycerides, esters (esters vary in their polarity depending on the length of hydrocarbon chain) and plant oils. You can pair them when an emulsifier is present but without an emulsifier or stabilising agent, you'll get separation or syneresis. And of course, when pairing, always check stability. Hope this helps, happy formulating!
hello IPCS thanks for faqs...some of my doubts are cleared for sure...just a question ..is there any difference in cetearyl alcohol and cetostearyl alcohol ...thanks
Good question and NO - they are the same thing. Cetearyl alcohol is the INCI name, both have the same CAS: 36653-82-4 Cetostearyl alcohol is the chemical name so you may see that on suppliers documentation but cetearyl alcohol is the INCI name that goes on labels. Hope this helps :)
I'm thinking of taking a beginner's cosmetic course but I have a problem can you tell me what materials we are going to need the most and glasswares also and anything to make a cosmetic budget
Please Ms Belinda respond as fast as you can
Hi, we send practical packs out to people who purchase our course, however some countries don't allow the ingredients so it depends on what country you are based in. If you email us at info@personalcarescience.com.au with all our questions someone will be with you soon to help. Happy Formulating!
@@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401 thanks for your quick response I will be happy to ask you via e-mail that you provided above happy formulating
Thx. Great video! Will you be in Paris in April? Is it possible to speak with you there?
No I won't be in Paris I am cutting back a bit on travel this year, I will be at ASCC in May, NZSCC in July, Singapore Suppliers Day in August and in-cos Asia in November. And that is cutting back! Hope to see you at one of these events or you can email me by contacting info@personalcarescience.com.au and they can forward your email on. Happy formulating!
What is the difference between oil in water & oil in water? Confused about the difference? Does " water in oil" mean there's more water in your product than oil or just the the opposite of that?
Thanks♡
"Water in oil" means that oil is the continous phase and water droplets are scattered and stabilized in the oil. W/o has more oil than water.
@@voau3875 thank you so much. This has been confusing me, but you cleared it up. Makes total sense now♡
Hi Christine, please also watch this video: ruclips.net/video/AUaXs-77rVw/видео.html Happy formulating!
This is just an off-the-wall question for Belinda.
As long as you have been doing this can you look at a formula and know how it's going to turn out?
Yes I can! Please purchase a formulation review here: personalcarescience.com.au/Advice/cosmeticformulation,brandadvice-797/ and I'll be in touch to get full details from you, and can provide you with formulation specific advice if you need help. Happy formulating!