Facial products

Potential duplication of L’Occitane Immortelle Divine Cream (part five)

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Welcome to part five of this duplication. On Monday, we started our review of the ingredient list, and Tuesday, we finished that review. Wednesday, we took a look at what was important for this product and where we thought the 1% line might be. Thursday, we looked at how much of each ingredient we could use in...

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Potential duplication of L’Occitane Immortelle Divine Cream (part four)

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Welcome to part four of this duplication. On Monday, we started our review of the ingredient list, and Tuesday, we finished that review. Yesterday, we took a look at what was important for this product and where we thought the 1% line might be. Today, let’s take a look at how much of each ingredient we’ll...

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Potential duplication of L’Occitane Immortelle Divine Cream (part three)

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Welcome to part three of this duplication. On Monday, we started our review of the ingredient list, and yesterday, we finished that review. Today, let’s take a look at what’s important in this list and what’s there for label appeal? (There are just too many things to create links for all these ingredients, but you can...

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Potential duplication of L’Occitane Immortelle Divine Cream (part two)

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In the April duplicating post, Anjali asked if we could try a duplication of L’Occitane Immortelle Divine Cream, something seconded by Charlette! We started our review of the ingredients yesterday, but had to stop as it is a really large list! Let’s continue… Helichrysum 
Italicum Extract: “Traditionally, herbalists have used the herb as a tincture...

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Members’ exclusive: Working with liposomes – Vitamin C in a light moisturizer

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Yesterday, we took a look at how to use MAP liposomes in a light, gelled facial serum. Today, let’s see how these might work in a lotion. Keep this in mind when we’re formulating with these liposomes: They should be used at 1% to 10% in the cool down phase (lower than 45˚C) in products...

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