Formula for Irritated/Acne Skin: Texture and Ingredients

Asked by: aragesear_champ On: May 15, 2016 Product Type: Cosmetics

Question

I have a formula intended for skin irritation and acne.

  • Can this formula be mixed?
  • What texture will it produce? (The formula does not contain oil.)
  • How can I achieve a cream texture or a clear gel texture?
  • I also want to know about the use of water and adding Disodium EDTA.

Answer

Regarding your formula for skin irritation and acne:

  • Feasibility and Texture: Yes, the formula can be mixed. The resulting texture will be a cloudy gel, not a cream. This is because there is no oil in the formula.
    • If you want a cream texture, consider adding 3-5% of any type of oil to the formula.
    • If you prefer a clear gel texture, you can use Pro Polymer instead of Light Cream Maker.
  • Disodium EDTA: The staff recommends adding Disodium EDTA regardless of the type of water used. It is also advised to use highly pure water, which you can purchase from a pharmacy.

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Safe-B3™ (Vitamin B3, Niacinamide)
Ethoxydiglycol (e.q. Transcutol)
Light Cream Maker™
Disodium EDTA
Disodium EDTA
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Pro Polymer™ (Gel Maker)
Purified Water, TDS Limit 1PPM)
20nm Silver Pure™

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Cream Formulation Adjustment Gel Skin Irritation Texture