Compatibility of Light Cream Maker, Copper Peptide, and Nano Hyaluronic Acid

Based on the information, Light Cream Maker™ is compatible for use in formulations containing Copper Peptide. The concern about Sodium in Light Cream Maker interfering with Copper Peptide is understandable, but the primary substance that interferes with Copper Peptide is Disodium EDTA, which binds to copper ions and reduces the peptide's effectiveness. The Sodium present in the polymer chain of Light Cream Maker does not have this effect.

Regarding the use of Nano Hyaluronic Acid in a cold process formulation without silicone, this is also possible using Light Cream Maker™. Nano Hyaluronic Acid, particularly the 800daltons size, has a high ionic charge. This high ionic nature can affect the viscosity of formulations thickened or emulsified with ingredients like Light Cream Maker™, potentially making the cream thinner.

To address this when using Nano Hyaluronic Acid with Light Cream Maker™ in a cold process without silicone, you can:

• Increase the usage rate of Light Cream Maker™ to achieve the desired viscosity.
• Follow the recommended mixing method for formulations containing electrolytes or highly ionic ingredients: create the cream base first, and then gradually add the Nano Hyaluronic Acid while continuing to mix until the desired consistency is reached.

Both Light Cream Maker™ and Warp Cream Maker™ (a silicone-based system mentioned in the replies) are confirmed to be compatible with Copper Peptide.