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we've tested a few gums for you in a simple scrub formulation just to show you that a higher viscosity and a higher gum concentration doesn't necessarily lead to a more stable scrub. Read the post here:
http://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/467-How-to-improve-the-stability-of-your-gel-scrubs.html#extended
no special this for this weekend since we're on a short break. Sending all of you warm, oriental greetings instead
we've had some questions about application of dermofeel PA3 as a preservative booster and chelating agent to products when a great part of the formulation (50-80% hydrosol) is already preserved
some of you have asked about stearic acid and whether it could be used in "natural cosmetics"
good news for all of you waiting for organic jojoba oil, perilla seed oil, poppy seed oil and hemp seed oil. They would be available from next week
most of you wanted to know which containers we use for our stability testings. We're now happy to announce that we've added these containers to our shop. You don't need (and can not afford) to run all tests in the very final packaging and need some affordable and easy to handle containers before reaching the very last step:
https://shop.skinchakra.eu/en/Accessory-and-packaging/Instruments-and-accessory/Sample-tins-with-snap-on-lid.html
which gloves do you usually use in the lab? Check the properties of vinyl. latex and nitrile gloves
wanna refresh your chemistry knowledge? This documentary has not much to do with "dry chemistry" but rather with the history of some of the most amazing discoveries in chemistry, and OMG, the instruments they've been using. I'm in love with Lavoisier's scales:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7_iECwDp9w
airless bottle is no substitute for an effective preservative system