SLSa is 100% natural as it comes from coconut oil and palm oil. SLSa is a very mild surfactant. A surfactant is a surface acting agent that causes bubbles. (Although sometimes surfactants are emulsifiers, this surfactant is a foaming agent). INCI Name: Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate Shelf Life: 2 years Use Rate: 1-50% Active Surfactant Matter: 65% Charge: Anionic Solubility: Water Appearance: Fine
Anyone who has worked with melt and pour soap has most likely seen their soap sweating or glycerin dew. You just might not have known at the time what it was. When you first look at a soap that has been sweating it almost looks like there is a layer of frost on it. But,
If you’ve ever wanted to make a body butter that feels rich and creamy without feeling quite as heavy as some traditional butters, mango butter is an ingredient worth getting to know. Mango butter is a popular plant butter used in body butters, lotions, balms, lip products, scrubs and other DIY skincare formulas. It has a
Activated charcoal is one of those ingredients that can make a DIY recipe look instantly different. Its deep black color makes it popular in face masks, soap, shampoo bars, and dry shampoo, while its porous structure gives it useful adsorbent properties. But activated charcoal can also be a little tricky to work with. The powder
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This is something that I have been wanting to get up on the blog for sometime now! You will be able to use this template for resizing all of your current recipes and to create formulas moving forward. Resizing a Current Recipe Resizing a recipe can be kind of difficult when you are first starting
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