Mixing Method Comparison: LecithinGel™ vs. Satin Cream Maker™

While both LecithinGel™ and Satin Cream Maker™ are mixed into the water phase, their detailed mixing instructions and properties differ.

Similarities:

• Both are added to the water phase of the formulation.

Differences:

• Satin Cream Maker™ is a heat-free emulsifier. You mix it into the water phase, then add the oil phase and continue mixing.
• LecithinGel™ can be used with both hot and cold processes.
• Satin Cream Maker™ can bind up to 25% oil, while LecithinGel™ can bind up to 20% oil.
• Satin Cream Maker™ has a specific instruction not to exceed 2500 rpm mixing speed to avoid damaging the polymer.

Therefore, while the initial step of adding to the water phase is similar, the overall mixing process and considerations are not identical.