Formulation Ingredients

The list you provided contains several common ingredients and a tool used in cosmetic or soap formulations. Here's a breakdown of the items:

• Glycerin (ID 143): This acts as a humectant, attracting and retaining moisture in the skin. It also functions as a solvent and emollient, helping to create a smooth texture in products.
• Olive Oil (Extra Virgin) (ID 85): A natural oil rich in antioxidants and fatty acids, it is effective for moisturizing and rejuvenating the skin. It can be used in various cosmetic forms like lotions, creams, and makeup removers.
• Jojoba Oil (Golden - Deodorized) (ID 87): Similar in structure to the skin's natural oils, Jojoba Oil provides moisture without clogging pores. It is high in Vitamin E and is often used in skincare and hair products.
• Hyaluronic Acid (Standard Molecule) (ID 79): This ingredient helps to hydrate the outer layer of the skin and can form a gel-like texture. It is known for its moisture-retaining properties.
• Chamomile Water (Anthemis Nobilis) (ID 1308): Extracted from chamomile flowers, this water has a pleasant aroma and is used to help relax and refresh the skin.
• Rosemary Water (ID 6916): Derived from rosemary leaves, this water contains volatile essential oils and is used in cosmetics for its fragrance and properties.
• Color (Caramel Color EasyWash™) (ID 8420): This is a water-soluble brown colorant that is easy to wash and resistant to fading. It is used to add color to formulations.
• Mold: A mold is a tool used to shape a product, such as soap or bath bombs, and is not an ingredient in the formulation itself.

These ingredients are commonly used in various formulations, particularly in skincare and soap making. The specific combination and percentages would depend on the type of product you intend to create.