Emulsifiers you will love: Sodium stearoyl glutamate (aka Eumulgin SG) – naturally compliant emulsifier

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A beaker with a white powder - an emulsifier called Eumulgin - sits on the edge of a digital scale.

As we’re working towards a few different duplicates of the Brazilian Bum Bum Cream, let’s take a look at one of the three emulsifiers*, Eumulgin SG (INCI: Sodium stearoyl glutamate), a strongly anionic (negatively charged) emulsifier that offers a light or “nude” skin sensations, creating non-greasy, non-waxy, emulsions. *The emulsifiers in the Bum Bum cream...

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Check out the new page: Emulsifiers in alphabetical order – all 53 of them!

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Hey, everyone! Hope you’re enjoying the second day of summer/winter where you live! It’s been rainy here the last few days, so our new green beans, celery, and potato plants are growing like silly after a really hot spell last week. My new page, emulsifiers in alphabetical order is now live, so you can search...

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Chemistry: Carboxylic acids – short chain acids (part 21)

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Welcome to part 21 of this series on learning chemistry! At this point of the series, we’ve met a number of molecules – alkanes (single bond), alkenes (double bond), alkynes (triple bond), and alcohols (have at least one OH group). Today, let’s meet carboxylic acids – small and medium chain ones – that have an...

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Discussion: What interests you?

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Hey everyone! Happy June! I’ve spent the last few weeks going down huge rabbit holes, reading all kinds of publications and learning about new trends, as I finish up my skin care science certificate from the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, and to say I’m a bit surprised by a few things would be an understatement!...

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Chemistry Thursday: Triple bonds, oxidation and rancidity, hydrogenation, and partial hydrogenation (part 20)

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Welcome to part twenty of this series on learning chemistry.  In today’s post, we’re looking at alkynes (triple bonds), oxidation and rancidity, hydrogenation, and partial hydrogenation. We also have a worksheet for parts 19 and 20 on alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and alcohols you can find by clicking here – Chemistry Thursday worksheet parts 19 &...

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