Mixing Instructions and Equipment for Water-Soluble Actives

Based on the product information, here's how you can mix these ingredients into your cosmetic formulations and the equipment you might need. Regarding mixing services, I can provide information on how to use the ingredients but cannot provide details on specific company services.

Mixing Instructions for Your Ingredients

The ingredients you selected are water-soluble and generally added to the water phase or at the final stage of your formulation.

• Safe-B3™ (Vitamin B3, Niacinamide): This is a powder that dissolves in water. It can be added to the water phase of your formulation. While it has heat resistance, avoid prolonged heating. The ideal pH range for the final product is 3-8, with 4.0-7.0 being best.
• Repair Activator™ BG (Bifida Ferment Lysate): This is a liquid. Shake well before use. It dissolves directly in water and should be added during the final mixing stage, avoiding heat. This ingredient should be stored in the refrigerator.
• Galactomyces Ferment Filtrate (aka Pitera): This is also a liquid that dissolves in water. It should be added during the final mixing stage when the temperature of your formulation is below 40°C. This ingredient should also be stored in the refrigerator.

A common approach for simple formulations like serums or toners using these ingredients is to:

1. Prepare your water base (e.g., distilled water, hydrosol).
2. Dissolve the Safe-B3™ powder into the water base. Gentle warming might help, but avoid high heat or prolonged heating.
3. Once the base has cooled (below 40°C), add the Repair Activator™ BG and Galactomyces Ferment Filtrate.
4. Stir gently until everything is evenly dispersed.
5. Check and adjust the pH if necessary, especially to ensure the Niacinamide is within its optimal range.
6. Add any other desired ingredients like thickeners, preservatives, or fragrances according to your recipe.

Equipment Needed

For mixing cosmetic ingredients at home or in a small lab setting, you will need some basic equipment:

• Accurate Scale: To precisely weigh your ingredients according to your formulation percentages.
• Beakers or Containers: Glass or lab-grade plastic containers for measuring and mixing different phases.
• Stirring Tools: Glass stirring rods, a small magnetic stirrer, or a handheld mixer to ensure ingredients are fully dissolved and evenly combined.
• pH Meter or pH Strips: Essential for checking and adjusting the pH of your final product, which affects ingredient stability and skin compatibility.
• Thermometer: To monitor the temperature, especially when adding heat-sensitive ingredients like the ferments.
• Storage Containers: Clean, appropriate containers for your finished product (bottles, jars, etc.).
• Safety Gear: Gloves and eye protection are recommended when handling ingredients.

Company Mixing Services

As an AI, I can provide technical information about ingredients and formulation methods. However, I do not have information about specific services offered by the company, such as custom mixing or formulation services. You would need to contact the company directly to inquire about such services.