Soap Formula Compatibility

Regarding your questions:

1. pH of Atopi-Telmesteine™: Based on our search, we could not find specific information regarding the pH of Atopi-Telmesteine™.
2. Soap Formula Compatibility: When using a clear glycerin soap base, which typically has a high pH (around 9-10), several ingredients in your proposed formula may face compatibility or stability issues:
   • Atopi-Telmesteine™: Without knowing its pH compatibility, we cannot confirm its stability in a high pH environment.
   • Honey, Snail Secretion, and Hydrolized Rice Protein: These ingredients are generally not stable or fully effective at the high pH of soap. Adding them can lead to issues like clouding, reduced lather, or degradation of the ingredients' beneficial properties.
   • Bisabolol: While it has a wide pH range tolerance (3-11), its optimal efficacy might be outside the soap's pH range.
   • Shea Butter or Lanolin Oil: These can usually be incorporated, but the amount should be limited to avoid affecting the soap's texture and lather.
   • Preservative (Phenonip): Phenonip is not effective at the high pH of soap. You would need to use a preservative specifically designed for high pH soap formulations to prevent microbial growth, especially with the addition of water-based ingredients.

In conclusion, while some ingredients might be partially compatible, the high pH of a glycerin soap base presents significant challenges for the stability and efficacy of several components in your formula. It is recommended to use ingredients and preservatives known to be stable and effective in high pH soap environments.