Formulating Snail Cream/Gel with Snail Secretion Filtrate

Yes, you can definitely make a cream or gel similar to Dr. MJ Snail cream yourself. As the staff mentioned, you can learn the basics of formulation to get started.

The key ingredient you will need is Snail Secretion Filtrate. We have this available in two forms:

• Snail Secretion (Liquid Extract): This is a clear liquid extract. It is recommended for use at a rate of 1-8% (with 3-5% being a common recommendation) in your formulation.
• The Real Snail™ (Freeze-dried Powder): This is a white powder which is a freeze-dried version of the filtered snail slime, considered high quality. It is recommended for use at a rate of 0.5-5% (with 3% being a common recommendation).

To create a cream or gel, you will also need other base ingredients such as:

• A cream or gel base
• Thickeners (if making from scratch)
• Emulsifiers (if making a cream)
• Preservatives
• Water or other solvents
• Other beneficial ingredients you may want to add (like moisturizers, vitamins, etc.)

Regarding proportions, the usage rate for the Snail Secretion Filtrate is as listed above (1-8% for the liquid, 0.5-5% for the powder). The proportions of the other ingredients will depend on the specific formula you choose and the desired texture and properties of the final product. There isn't a single fixed ratio for all ingredients, as it varies greatly depending on the formulation.

Also, please note that Snail Secretion Filtrate itself does not typically create the stretchy, stringy texture often associated with some snail products. If you want that specific texture, you would need to add an ingredient like Snail Resin, which is designed to provide that characteristic stretch.

In summary, you can purchase the Snail Secretion Filtrate (either the liquid or freeze-dried powder) and combine it with appropriate base ingredients to create your own snail cream or gel. Start by researching basic cream or gel formulation principles and then incorporate the snail ingredient at the recommended usage rate.