Hair care products

Potential duplication: Drybar One-Two Punch Water-Activated 2-in-1 Hair Wash – part two, figuring out how much of each ingredient we need in the starting formula 

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Welcome back to this series in which we’re making a potential duplication of this interesting. Drybar One-Two Punch Water-Activated 2-in-1 Hair Wash. In part one, we analyzed the ingredient list and looked at what each one brings to the product, which make up parts one and two of my process for duplicating products. (Click this...

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Potential duplication: Drybar One-Two Punch Water-Activated 2-in-1 Hair Wash – part one, analyzing the ingredient list and look at what each one brings to the product

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Welcome to this four part series in which we’re making a potential duplication of this interesting. Drybar One-Two Punch Water-Activated 2-in-1 Hair Wash. Today, in part one, we’ll analyze the ingredient list and look at what each one brings to the product, which make up parts one and two of my process for duplicating products. (Click...

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#alltheingredients: ClearHance™ C (INCI: Cassia Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride) – naturally derived cationic conditioning ingredient

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You know how much I love conditioning ingredients, so I was extremely excited to use this new one from Lotioncrafter, ClearHance™ C (INCI: Cassia Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride) This is a cationic or positively charged polymer powdered conditioner derived from cassia seeds that works as a conditioner to increase both wet and dry combing, reduce the potential for...

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Creating rinse-off conditioners with silicone substitutes: Adding hair care actives to prevent colour fade or retain curls (part eight) – the formula! 

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Welcome back to this multi-part series on creating rinse-off hair conditioners with silicone substitutes. In part one, we took a look at how we might create a basic formula, choosing ingredients and preservatives. In part two, we analyzed the formula to see what each ingredient brings to the conditioner party, then took a look at...

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Creating rinse-off conditioners with silicone substitutes: Adding hair care actives to prevent colour fade or retain curls (part seven)

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Welcome back to this multi-part series on creating rinse-off hair conditioners with silicone substitutes. In part one, we took a look at how we might create a basic formula, choosing ingredients and preservatives. In part two, we analyzed the formula to see what each ingredient brings to the conditioner party, then took a look at...

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