Polysorbate 80? 20? Differences and how to choose.
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
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Polysorbate fun! Let me know if I didn’t answer something.
Polysorbates So perfectly explained THANK YOU!
I would love to see more deep dive episodes! And yes, please, do the fatty alcohol one. Each time I watch one of these deep dive episodes, something in me relaxes and breathes a sigh of relief, at understanding another piece of all these things, a little better. I would love to know more about soap nuts too, about how you use them in soaps, bath/body, making the soap nut extract#, etc. Most videos I've seen about soap nuts are primarily about their use in laundry, so I'm extremely curious about how you use them in soaps and bath bombs, and such. I'm going to be ordering some next week, to experiment with.
Great info! Something I tried to understand. I would love to know more about emulsifiers.
Love your intro, and your shirt!
I love your channel! Thank you so much. I'm new to soaps and appreciate all your videos and all the knowledge you share
Thank you so much. Yes I want all of the education and all the things. What ever you and anyone else thinks I’m down. Love the 70s music btw.
This was so informative!! I love your deep dives, they help me understand the ingredients I'm using! I research a lot but your explanations make it so much easier to understand the ingredients. Thank you!
I am just starting to get into soap, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, hand sanitizer creation. Soaps I am more into liquid soap recipes. Your video is great.
I would love a video on alcohols! This video was very informative
Thank you! You took a subject from mind numbingly boring to read on my own and made it clear and to the point!!! I’m still reading and researching but now with a better foundation. Would love to hear more on fatty alcohols and such!
Thanks for the breakdown. I may have to watch a few more times for it to penetrate my brain 🤣.
Is there a good guide to how much poly 80 you should have in your recipe? Like for every 1 ounce of oils you should have 5 grams on poly type thing? Thanks in advance
Would you please do a deep dive on formulating lotions, including working with cationic, anionic, and non-ionc incredients (and how they can and cannot be mixed). Thank you!
Very educational, thank you ! 💖
Great video. My question is what can you do to make antibacterial soap. As triclosan or other chemicals are spendy. As compared to soft soap base ingredients which are commercially made. What can the home soap maker or soap hobbyist do in comparison to where ingredients are concerned?
Yes on the fatty alcohol deep dive. Really enjoy your informative videos
Where is the best outlet to get your products to make soaps or otherwise. Such as lotion, shampoo, conditioner, hand sanitizer products. Is there a soap calculator for calculating the percentage and weight ratio?
this was such a good video!!
Could you please tell about BTM emulsifiers. Can they be used instead of Polysorbate?
Great info as always! I'd love a video on the alcohols! When first starting this journey the only alcohol I knew was rubbing alcohol lol 😊
What is cetyl used for and can you use polysorbate products with it?
Thank you 😊
Hello! Will food grade Poly 80 work in bath bombs and steamers? Thank you!
Food v Cosmetic Grade Ingredients #soapyanswers #cosmetics #safetyfirst
tween 80 is used in skin products too
should those be avoided ?
That’s not my Christmas Tree lookin’ around like, “Why am I still here??”
And I’ll take any deep dives. I learn a lot from the science side. The frustrating part about cetyl alcohol and ceteryl alcohol is that they are derivatives of coconut and they are part of so many emulsifiers and other ingredients. So far, I haven’t found a 1 to 1 sub, but have found options that require a little more work. But maybe that’s okay.
Same girl… same.
Is polysorbate 80 safe in food???
for laboratory, can polysorbate 80 be autoclave?
In a pinch, can you put 20 in a bath bomb? And 80 in a room spray?
I imagine you can. The 20 in a bath bomb is going to be cloudy though. For the 80 in a room spray, make sure to mix the FO with the 80 first, otherwise it will clump.
Oh yes, sign my up for the fatty alcohols please! I keep confusing myself with them...😅
Poly 80 and 20 are kind of banned in germany, you cant get it anywhere i have to order in netherland. Germans have a irrational fear against everything PEG 🙄. Thats a bit annoying because shopping is hard when it comes to non eccocert ingredients or something that isn't considered natural
OMG!!! You're using glass?!?!? 🤣🤣
Don’t ever use glass. Science totally doesn’t support the use of glass. In backwards land. 😂
Dude get to the point . No one wanna hear about miss swift
Yup, this is not the place for you. Bye!
Yes please. Fatty alcohols
Love ya shirt and yes Mr S&C should be made officially a shareholder in Taylor Swift merch Thanks for this vid, I just hit this conundrum recently. You like a mind reader 🤔🤔
Ha! We all share the same brain sometimes. 😂
This is one of those ingredients I add begrudgingly 😅 I don't want it in there but alas, it needs to be. Lol