Comparison of Cream Texture using Different Cream Makers
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I would like to know, if the formulation is the same, for example:
1. Water 71%
2. Shea butter ultra soft 5%
3. Sweet Almond Oil 5%
4. Vitamin B5 3%
5. MOIST72 3%
6. WaterLock 2%
7. Repair Activator 10%
8. Satin Cream Maker 1% OR Silk Cream Maker 1% OR Light Cream Maker 1%
I would like to know how the resulting cream texture differs when using these three types of Cream Maker at 1% concentration.
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Comparison of Cream Texture with Different Cream Makers
Using different cream makers in the same formulation, even at the same percentage, will result in different cream textures and feels on the skin. Based on the product descriptions:
Light Cream Maker: Produces a cream that is light, smooth, and easily absorbed into the skin with no sticky feeling. It results in the lightest texture among the three.
Silk Cream Maker: Creates a cream that is soft and smooth, forming a thin film on the skin without stickiness. The description notes it is heavier than Light Cream Maker.
Satin Cream Maker: Yields a cream with a soft and smooth texture and a pearl white color. It has a higher oil binding capacity and is resistant to electrolytes. While the description doesn't explicitly compare its weight, its properties suggest it can create a smooth, soft cream that can handle richer oil phases compared to Light Cream Maker, potentially resulting in a feel between Light and Silk in terms of richness or weight.
In summary, for the lightest feel, choose Light Cream Maker. For a slightly heavier feel that leaves a thin film, choose Silk Cream Maker. Satin Cream Maker offers a soft, smooth texture with good oil and electrolyte compatibility.
