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I want to make 200g of facial essence (`น้ำตบ`) but don't have equipment or a scale. I plan to order ingredients in exact amounts needed. I intend to use it before bed for hydration and slight skin tone adjustment. Texture is not important. I will not add `สารกันเสีย` (the minimum purchase quantity is much larger than needed) and plan to store it in the refrigerator instead. I have listed the ingredients I plan to buy. Could you please check their suitability? * `Double Hyaluron Liquid` 10 g = 5% * `Safe B3`. 10 g = 5% * `GlucoBright`. 8 g = 4% * `PiteraEx`(Sacch.) 2 g = 1% * `น้ำกลั่นปราศจากเชื้อ`. 170 g = 85% *Total* 200 g = 100%
I want a cream texture like the one in the picture. Which **Product Name** should I use?
I would like a formulation for ultrasound gel.
Please advise on adding Vitamin E to Coffee Scrub. Also, please explain the usage of `Benzyl Alcohol (Cinnamon Derived)`.
I have formulated a cream, and when I use it, I experience stinging and itching in areas with wounds or redness upon application. After using it for a while, when I return from work and use makeup remover to cleanse my face, my face feels sensitive and stings. I would like to ask if any of the following ingredients could be causing the stinging and itching on wounds or making my skin thinner over time. If so, I would like to adjust or reduce the amount. * Glycerin * Propylene Glycol * GlucoBright™ (Acetyl glucosamine) * Double Hyaluron Liquid * Ethylhexylglycerin * Safe-B3™ (Vitamin B3, Niacinamide, Switzerland) * Disodium EDTA * Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 (eq. Argireline) * Pal-GHK, Pal-GQPR (eq. Matrixyl 3000) * Magnesium Sulfate (Anhydrous) * Zinc PCA * Licorice Extract * Yeast Radiance™ * Water-in-Oil EZ™ * mineral oil (Paraffinum Liquidum)
I have a formula for a hair dye product: **Base** * Water * Cetearyl Alcohol 6% * Sodium sulfate 20% * Resorcicol 0.2% * Hydrogen peroxide 2% * P-paraphenylene diamine 6% Can this formula be made, or do you have any alternative formulas to recommend?
What is the approximate shelf life (months/years) of a skin cream formulation that uses PaeoniaPreserve as the preservative?
Can [url=http://www.myskinrecipes.com/shop/%E0%B8%AA%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%9B%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B0%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%9A%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B7%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B3%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%84%E0%B9%8C/706-alcohol-%E0%B9%81%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%A5%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%AE%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%A5%E0%B8%A5%E0%B9%8C.html:282qvjyy]Ethyl Alcohol[/url:282qvjyy] (99.9%) be used to make hand sanitizer gel? If yes, does it need to be diluted to 70% first?
I want to **produce a hand sanitizer gel for killing germs and bacteria, achieving 99.9% effectiveness**. The gel texture should dry and absorb quickly within 20-30 seconds, providing a soft and dry feel without being sticky. I would like the gel to have a light blue color like Light Blue Mica and a mild, non-pungent scent (without using Fragrance to mask the Alcohol smell). I have researched and found ingredients and formulas based on discussions on myskinrecipes and have identified a total of 6 ingredients: 1. Ethyl Alcohol (99.9%, 200 Proof, Perfumer Grade) 2. Pro Polymer 3. Glycerin 99.5% 4. Aloe Vera Extract (10:1 FullAssay™) 5. MOIST24 (Glycereth-26) 6. Purified Water I have developed four formulas I would like to test: * Formula 1: 1(75%) + 2(0.5%) + 3(5%) + 6(19.5%) * Formula 2: 1(75%) + 2(0.5%) + 4(5%) + 6(19.5%) * Formula 3: 1(75%) + 2(0.5%) + 5(5%) + 6(19.5%) * Formula 4: 1(75%) + 2(0.5%) + 3(5%) + 4(2%) + 5(3%) + 6(15.5%) Each formula varies only in the ingredients intended to make the skin soft, moisturized, and non-sticky after use. I would like to ask for advice on which formula (1-4) is most suitable. Also, if I want the gel to have a light blue color like Alcohol and a mild scent to mask the pungent smell of Alcohol, what ingredients and percentages should I use? Finally, is it possible to order commercial production in the future?
In a liquid soap formula, which product provides more foam between: * Coco-Foam * Gluta-Clean Currently, Gluta-Clean is being used at 8% in the formula, and the foam is not yet sufficient.
Is the salt used as a scrub the same as Hydrated Silica?
Regarding the formulation for a water essence intended as a pre-serum/cream step to provide soft, moisturized, and bright skin. The desired texture is similar to Hada Labo's, not as liquid as water but not as thick as a serum, light, fast-absorbing, and non-sticky. The proposed formula is: 1. Water 59.8% 2. EDTA 0.2% 3. Active Protec 2% 4. Mild Preserved Eco 1% 5. Safe-B3 5% 6. GlucoBright 4% 7. Z-White 1% 8. Cosmo White 1.5% 9. VersaMoist 2% (สารนำพา) 10. 4D Hyaluronic Acid 5% 11. Snail Secretion 3% 12. PiteraEx 1% 13. Repair Activator 15% 14. propolymer 0.5% The proposed mixing procedure is: Combine 1 and 2. Then warm the water to 50-60°C to help dissolve 3. Add 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Add 11, 12, 13. Add 14 and stir until homogeneous. My questions are: * Are the ingredients in this formula compatible? * Is the proposed mixing procedure correct? My skin type is combination skin.
Please review my anti-wrinkle gel formulation. The ingredients and percentages are as follows: * Lift-Now 5% * Repair Activator 5% * Wrinkle-Fill 2% * DMAE Liquid 3% * Vitamin B5 3% * Adenosine Liposome 3% * water lock 2% * Xanthan Gum 1% * Preservative 1% * Water 75% Are there any additions or changes you would suggest?
I am formulating a spot treatment for clogged and inflamed acne with the following ingredients: * Water 88.8% * Disodium EDTA 0.2% * Mild Preserved Eco 1% * MicroKill 1% (for acne bacteria) * Ichthammol 2% (for inflamed acne) * Complex Salicylic Acid (Powder, Water-Soluble) 5% (for clogged pores) * Zinc PCA 1% (to reduce acne marks) * propolymer 1% My proposed mixing procedure is: Combine 1 + 2 + 3. Then add 4, 5, 6, 7. Finally, add 8 and stir until a gel is formed. My questions are: * Are the ingredients compatible? * Is the mixing order correct? * If needed, what ingredient should I use to improve the gel's adhesion to the skin?
I have two mask formulations and would like to know about ingredient compatibility, mixing procedures, and stability. **1. AHA/BHA/PHA Cream Mask (Wash-off type)** Formula: * Water 69.8% * EDTA 0.2% * Mild Preserved Eco 1% * Complex Salicylic Acid (Powder,Water-Soluble) 5% * VersaMoist (สารนำพา) 2% * Mandelic Acid 10% * Lactobionic Acid 5% * GABA Natural 3% * Calcium Pantothenate 3% * Satin Cream Maker 1% Mixing Procedure: Combine 1+2+3, add 4,5,6,7,8,9, then add 10 and stir until a cream texture is formed. Questions: * Are the ingredients in this formula compatible? * Is the mixing order correct? * Is Satin Cream Maker suitable as the cream maker? * Is it necessary to include a penetration enhancer in this formula? Is VersaMoist suitable, or are there other recommendations? **2. Vitamin C Mask (Wash-off type)** Formula: * Aloe Vera Gel (Heavy) 79.8% * EDTA 0.2% * Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid, Ultra-Fine) 15% * Fruit Peel 3% * Active Protect UV 1% (to prevent Vitamin C degradation) * Vitamin E (dl-alpha tocopherol) 1% Mixing Procedure: Add active ingredients one by one into the gel base. Questions: * Are the ingredients in this formula compatible? * Is EDTA necessary, or can it be omitted? * Can this formula be stored in the refrigerator? Thank you.
Review a loose powder formulation aiming for a lightweight, smooth, oil-controlling, natural-coverage powder without strong color. The formula is: 1. Synthetic Fluorphlogopite 41% 2. Magnesium Stearate 7% 3. Titanium Dioxide SuperCoverage Pigment 25% 4. RiceSorb 15% 5. BB Micro Silk 10% 6. Pearl Purple Mica (A) Is this formula mixable? Is the Titanium Dioxide percentage too high and will it cause a white cast? Which ingredients should be adjusted?
Hello, I have three questions seeking advice: 1. Regarding body cream or gel bases, I need two types: * Type 1: A cream or gel base that is colorless, odorless, and has no other specific properties. * Type 2: A cream or gel base similar to Type 1 but with added cooling sensation (while keeping color, odor, and other characteristics the same as Type 1). Do you have these types available? 2. If I want to make a body cream or gel cooling but without using menthol or camphor due to potential muscle side effects, are there other cooling agents available? Do you have these available? 3. Can I mix `Freeze Me` or `Menthyl Lactate` directly into the base? If mixed, will the base become cool without changing color or odor? Is my understanding correct? Which base model should be used? Thank you for your advice.
Please recommend a non-rinsing foaming agent for liquid alcohol hand sanitizer Product Name.
I would like to know the composition of the ingredients in SemiColor - Red Brown. I saw in the INCI Name that it contains the following 4 ingredients: 1. Basic Brown 16 2. Ethoxydiglycol 3. Water 4. Ethyl Alcohol I would like to know the ratio of each ingredient. This is because I plan to prepare a Wood Black color in the same format as SemiColor - Red Brown. Could you please provide the ratios? Thank you.
I want to confirm if Dimethyl Isosorbide (DMI) primarily carries ingredients that are dissolved in water, oil, or both? I saw in a previous post that Phospholipid was recommended if the ingredients are dissolved in both water and oil. Thank you in advance.
