Why did I buy that? Ferulic acid – some recipe ideas

You might remember we took a look at ferulic acid, one of those ingredients we buy but never remember to use, but we didn’t get around to making a lovely facial recipe with it. So let’s take a look at a few products. Ferulic acid is purported to be good for helping age spots, reducing...

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Why did I buy that? Ferulic acid

What the heck is ferulic acid and why did I buy it? (To post your own why did I buy that ingredient, click here and write a comment!) Ferulic acid is a polyphenol that offers good anti-oxidizing properties that can moisturize skin, help with light and weather damage, and might help tone down age spots. It...

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Why did I buy that? Glycol stearate

After reviewing yesterday’s post, I realized I kinda covered a ton of products in the links for CME, so let’s take a look at another ingredient! And sorry again for the late post – I’m going to be around 10! How am I sleeping in until 8? Does one person need 10 hours of sleep?...

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Why did I buy that? Caprol Micro Express

Caprol Micro Express (INCI PEG-6 Caprylic/Capric Glycerides (and) Polyglycerol-6 Dioleate (and) Glyceryl Caprylate/Caprate) is a non-ionic solubilizer that can create emulsions when you want to add something oily to something watery (so it’s a bit like using polysorbate 20, polysorbate 80, or Cromollient SCE). It’s water soluble, and it can be used at 10% to 15%...

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Why did I buy that? More from the other day’s post!

Here are a few more ideas on how to use the ingredients we covered in the other day’s post! (Sorry for the lateness of the posts, but for some strange reason I’ve decided to start sleeping in until around 9:00!) Cromollient SCE can be used as an emollient and emulsifier. Here are a few ideas of how...

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