Suggested Face Cream Formula Adjustment

To reduce the heavy and sticky feel, consider increasing the water phase and decreasing the oil/silicone phase. A higher water percentage generally results in a lighter cream texture. Reducing the total oil and silicone content will also contribute to a less heavy and sticky feel.

Here is a possible adjustment to your percentages:

• Water: 57.6% (Increased from 46%)
• Ascorbic Acid: 3%
• Repair Activator: 10%
• Nano Plus: 1%
• Phenoxyethanol: 0.4%
• Disodium EDTA: 0.2%
• SiliSilk: 5%
• Cyclomethicone: 8% (Reduced from 19%)
• Squalane: 3%
• Argan Oil: 3%
• Scutellaria Baicalensis Extract: 5%
• Light Cream Maker: 2%
• Magic rad: 1%
• Chamomile: 1%
• Geranium Oil: 0.4%
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  Total: 100%

In this adjusted formula:

• The water phase is increased to make the cream lighter.
• The Cyclomethicone percentage is significantly reduced, lowering the overall oil/silicone load to approximately 19.4% (5% SiliSilk + 8% Cyclomethicone + 3% Squalane + 3% Argan Oil + 0.4% Geranium Oil). This is closer to the recommended capacity for Light Cream Maker and should result in a much lighter, less sticky feel.
• SiliSilk is kept at 5% to help with the smooth, silky feel and soft focus effect.
• Squalane and Argan Oil are kept at 3% each to provide emolliency without making the formula too heavy at these percentages within a lighter base.

By increasing the water and decreasing the total oil/silicone phase, particularly the Cyclomethicone, you should achieve a cream with a much lighter, less sticky, and smoother skin feel compared to your previous attempts.