Esters: Combining esters in leave-in conditioners

We’ve already taken a look at how to use cetyl esters in a leave in conditioner, so let’s take a look at combining them with a few other esters like C12-15 alkyl benzoate, ethylhexyl palmitate, and PEG-7 olivate the way we did yesterday with the intense and rinse-off conditioners. Why use esters in leave in...

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Esters: Combining esters in rinse off conditioners

I know we’ve taken a look at using cetyl esters in a rinse-off conditioner, so let’s take a look at incorporating other esters into the mix! Ethylhexyl palmitate is a good inclusion in hair care products if you’re trying to avoid silicones (for a few more silicone replacement ideas, please click here). It’s considered a...

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Esters: Using PEG-7 olivate in shampoo

If you’re a greasy haired girl, you’ll avoid oils like I avoid Brussel sprouts on Christmas Day. But don’t avoid esters – PEG-7 olivate and other water soluble oils aren’t out to increase your greasiness and spoil that good hair day. Using it in small amounts can offer some emolliency and shine to your hair,...

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Esters: Using PEG-7 olivate in foamy surfactant products – body wash

You know how much I love my foamy and lathery surfactants, so let’s add some PEG-7 olivate to a body wash to enjoy the reduction in irritation, slight increase in thickening, and increase in moisturization! We’re all on a quest to find body washes that don’t leave us feeling all dry and stiff after a...

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Esters: Using PEG-7 olivate in facial products

PEG-7 olivate (or indeed, the other water soluble esters like sunflower, jojoba, macadamia nut, and so on) are great additions to facial products. They offer increased emolliency and moisturization and a reduction in irritation, which are always great qualities, and those of us with oily skin can often enjoy the benefits using oils without feeling...

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