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Want to mix a very gentle shampoo using amino wash as the main detergent and Baby Foam as a secondary detergent, use Guar hydroxytrimonium chloride for smoothness, use sugar thick to thicken , preservative use Mild Preservative and add EDTA to avoid amino wash. Hardens, after mixing, the resulting shampoo is like milky white powder, not viscous, leave it overnight. will separate the upper layers into clear water below as white turbid water I want a shampoo that is not opaque, powdery (clearer), thicker, homogeneous, without separating layers. From the formula below Do I need to modify or add any substances? And what is the mixing process before and after? Thank you.

1. water fill up to 100

2. amino wash 10 %

3. Baby Foam 5%

4. Glycerin 3%

5. Propylene Glycol 2%

6. sugar thick 1.5%

7. Mild Preservative 1%

8. Frangrance 0.3%

9.Guar hydroxytrimonium chloride 0.2%

10. EDTA 0.1%

Please give me advice.

ask if

1. When taking this aloe vera extract mixed in the formula of the product then released without refrigeration Will the properties of aloe vera in the product deteriorate before the expiration date of the extract? (In the information of the company says When aloe vera extract is opened, it must be tightly closed. refrigerated at 4 degrees C)

2. The company's information says 3% of the extract equals 30% Aloe vera means 30% of fresh aloe vera before extraction, right? If I want a high concentration, use 10% Aloe Vera Extract, it's equal to 100% of fresh Aloe Vera, right?

3. Assuming that when aloe vera extract is mixed in the product Products cannot be refrigerated while awaiting sale. Shortening the life of the product because the aloe vera has deteriorated properties. Please ask if the aloe vera extract of the company is mixed with Propylene Glycol before mixing in the product formula. Will it help extend the properties of aloe vera?

Please answer the question for me. because he was very interested in the company's aloe vera extract But still have some doubts as asked.

thank you

Suphalak