Natural hydrating shower milk
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Find out how to create a natural, hydrating shower milk that is super soft on the skin, yet has a gentle foam and effective cleansing. Belinda highlights the key ingredients in this formula as she shows you how to put the formula together. Using readily available ingredients, this hydrating shower milk uses natural ingredients for super soft, clean skin. Find out how to make a natural hydrating shower milk - watch now!
Find out how to create a natural, hydrating shower milk that is super soft on the skin, yet has a gentle foam and effective cleansing. Belinda highlights the key ingredients in this formula as she shows you how to put the formula together. Using readily available ingredients, this hydrating shower milk uses natural ingredients for super soft, clean skin. Find out how to make a natural hydrating shower milk - watch now!
Lovely formula! It’s good to go with chemistry all the way when formulating!! ❤️
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Thank you for this WONDERFUL formula! I've been trying to make something like this for a while--and your method and materials work together beautifully! And, I love that these ingredients are not difficult to obtain!
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Hi Belinda, Wonderful formulation as always.Thanks
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Wonderful Belinda, and I have access to all these ingredients, thank you.
Wonderful! Happy formulating. :)
Hi.. where is you have access these ingredient?
Hi IPCS.. can I use it for hair cleansing???? or please could you make a video on cleansing conditioners. THANKYOU
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I was thinking the same. Double duty
Very nice product..😍👌
Glad you enjoyed!
Yes.. It makes my skin so smooth..
Love the videos you make..which preservative is added ?
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Hi Belinda, you added the cetearyl alcohol to the water phase. Your machine makes that possible. If you were to hand mix this, then you would add the cetearyl alcohol to the oil phase and added the glycerin and xanthan gum to the water phase?
That’s how I did it. It turned out perfect :)
shazy l I am not exactly certain about Belinda’s percentages, but in mine, I used 10% cetearyl alc and 15% of my surfactant blend...you don’t want to add the xanthan gum and humectant until the end, tho.
shazy l I use her “Create Cosmetic Formulas” formulating Ap to make up formulas...it’s pretty easy to use and I think it’s helpful for beginners. It is a bit pricey but worth it. I purchased all three...I use the skin and hair care one and the cosmetic one regularly...
@@hollydavis06 Hi, I was going to ask you at what percent you used the cetearyl alcohol.
Another alternative for the surfactant would be coco-glucoside and the recommended rate is 10%. Thanks Holly.
lilybaytoday I feel like since the percentage of one kinda is reliant upon the percentage/actives of the other, I think you could use the Cetearyl Alcohol at 8-10% if using your surfactant at 10% ..In my formula, the Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate brand I have on hand has a really low active matter so I went up to 15%. And though I used 10% Cetearyl Alcohol in my blend, I think if I were to make this again I think I could push that percentage up a little higher to make it even creamier. I really like coco glucoside... it’s natural and super mild-which is the goal for this formula...If you do try it and if you don’t mind, pls let me know how it works out. Thanks girl! This stuff is just so interesting..
Ms. Belinda 😍😍
This one seems a bit diffy...#sigh
Is it the "soft Xantan Gum" u used??
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Can I substitute Tegosoft PC 31 with Glyceryl-3 Oleate?
Polyglyceryl-3 Oleate (I guess you mean this) has a lower HLB-Value. You can use it as a superfatting material but it will decrease the viscosity of the final product. If you want to use it I would recommend to use a much lower percentage. Also it wil be more "conditioning".
@@everflow5168 a lot less meaning 2 percent?
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@@jcnyvall1136 Normally refatting agents are used in small percentages like 0,5 to 1%. But of course in special formlations 2% might also be ok. I never used PG-3 Oleate in a surfactant. I can just tell you that Tegeosoft PC 31 (PG-3 Caprate) is totally different. It is something between surfactant und superfatting agent, also it can thicken your formulation. But as Belinda wrote, it's depends on your exact situation. 😄
@@everflow5168 youre the MVP. lol thanks. Now we don't need to purchase consultation.
Like me as I am first viewer of the video..😅 Just kidding.. I really like the product..
Glad to hear you enjoyed!
When I buyed this product my all sisters also asked me about the product.. They had also buyed your product.. They said they loved the product..😍😘
A recipe would be nice. Not much point to the video without it.
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