Proposed Formula and Instructions for a Thick, Instant Whitening Body Mask

Subject: Regarding your proposed formula for an instant whitening body mask

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your proposed formula for a thick, instant whitening body mask. Based on the ingredients and percentages you've listed, this formula appears suitable for achieving the texture and "ขาววอก" (instantly white) effect you desire.

Here is a review of your formula:

• Rich Cream Maker™ (5%): This emulsifier is excellent for creating thick, stable creams, which aligns with your goal for a heavy texture.
• Shea butter ultra soft (5%) & Sweet Almond Oil (5%): These oils will contribute to the richness and emollience of the cream, enhancing the thick feel.
• Water (60%): This forms the base of your emulsion.
• Titanium Dioxide Nano EasyDisperse™ (15%): This high percentage of titanium dioxide will provide a strong white opacity, giving the immediate whitening effect you want.
• Silk Mica Powder (Matte) (10%): Mica adds texture and can contribute to a smoother feel and appearance, potentially enhancing the whitening effect.

The total percentage is 100%, which is correct.

Here are the suggested steps to make this cream:

Ingredients:

• Phase A (Water Phase): Water (60%)
• Phase B (Oil Phase): Rich Cream Maker™ (5%), Shea butter ultra soft (5%), Sweet Almond Oil (5%)
• Phase C (Powder Phase): Titanium Dioxide Nano EasyDisperse™ (15%), Silk Mica Powder (Matte) (10%)
• Phase D (Cooling Phase): Preservative (e.g., Mild Preserved Eco - Highly Recommended), Fragrance (Optional)

Instructions:

1. Prepare Phases A and B: Weigh out the ingredients for Phase A and Phase B into separate heat-resistant containers.
2. Heat Phases: Gently heat both Phase A and Phase B to approximately 70-75°C. Ensure the Shea butter in Phase B is fully melted.
3. Emulsify: Slowly pour Phase A into Phase B while stirring continuously with a high-shear mixer (such as a stick blender or homogenizer) for 3-5 minutes. Continue stirring at a slower speed as the mixture cools.
4. Prepare Powder Phase: While the main emulsion is cooling, weigh out the powders for Phase C. In a separate small container, disperse the powders in a small amount of the cooling cream base or a small amount of oil from Phase B (before heating). Mix thoroughly to ensure there are no clumps. Using a mortar and pestle can help achieve a smooth dispersion for high powder loads like this.
5. Combine Phases C and D: Once the main emulsion has cooled to below 40°C, add the dispersed powder phase (Phase C) and any ingredients from Phase D (preservative, fragrance).
6. Final Mixing: Mix thoroughly until all ingredients are evenly distributed and the cream is smooth and uniform.
7. Packaging: Transfer the finished cream into a clean container.

Important Considerations:

• Preservative: Since this formula contains water and oils, it is highly susceptible to microbial growth. We strongly recommend adding a suitable cosmetic preservative (e.g., Mild Preserved Eco at the recommended usage rate) during the cooling phase (Phase D) to ensure the safety and shelf-life of your product.
• Powder Dispersion: Achieving a smooth texture with such high percentages of Titanium Dioxide and Mica requires thorough dispersion of the powders. Take extra time on step 4 to ensure they are fully incorporated without grittiness.
• Texture: This formula should yield a very thick cream. You can adjust the water or oil percentages slightly in future batches if you want to fine-tune the texture, but the current percentages are appropriate for a heavy mask.

We hope these instructions help you make your body mask! Let us know if you have any more questions.

Best regards,
MySkinRecipes Team