Live demo: Creating a 10 minute, naturally compliant, cationic (positively charged) lotion – download, formula

This is the formula we’ll be following for the Zoom call for Saturday, April 18th, 2020, at 11:00 to 11:40 am PDT. You can download the PDF by clicking this link – cold emulsifier demo april 2020 This cold process conditioner – Jeequat® NDCS (INCI: Cetyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, cocamidopropyl betaine, sorbitan laurate) is great...

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Anyone up for an online 10 minute lotion session this Saturday?

Mark it on your calendar: Saturday, April 18th, 2020, 11 am to 11:40 am PDT I’ll be making a 10 minute naturally compliant lotion (or conditioner) using Jeequat® NDCS. It’ll be live using Zoom as an experiment to see if it works well for us. I’m happy to answer questions and share my thoughts, but I...

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Acids, bases, and pH – oh my! Part 10: A short video about altering the pH of our products

We had great fun in the workshop making a bunch of little videos about pH, pH indicators, adjusting, testing, and everything else to do with this topic. Here’s a little 2 minute video we made showing how phenolphthalein behaves when we add an acid and reduce the pH. We took a look at pH indicators...

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Video: The effects of pH on the viscosity of Iselux Ultra Mild

Yesterday, we took a look at measuring the pH of an Iselux Ultra Mild body wash formula, then testing it again after adjusting the pH. I forgot to share the before and after video so you can see the thickening from altering the pH alone! I’m sorry I couldn’t show you the pH adjusting bit,...

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Oh no, melting babassu oil! (Video)

It’s summer, so get your oils, butters, solid oils, and other fine meltables into a cool, dark place or fridge lest you suffer the curse of melted coconut or babassu oil coating everything in your oils box! Babassu and coconut oils melt at 24°C or 76°F, which is barely above room temperature for some buildings!...

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