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when Dr. Google becomes your reference: Just stumbled upon this blog about squalene which is, apparently written by a bunch of Drs. They talk about the unsaturated fatty acids in squalene. Can somebody help us find the unsaturated fatty acids in squalene structure (copied on top of the screen shot)
celebrating our very first customer in Australia
No weekend special this weekend. Just sharing this gorgeous sunrise with you
most of you ask about the persistence of bubbles in your products. Even our products are created with bubbles. The higher the viscosity (shear stress to be exact) the more persistent the bubbles.
some suppliers have the habit of selling hydrogenated oils as fanciful plant waxes. http://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/410-The-confusing-world-of-natural-waxes-in-cosmetics-Part-I.html
more than 20% discount on our organic sweet almond oil for this weekend: https://shop.skinchakra.eu/en/Cosmetic-Lab/Plant-oils-butters-and-waxes/Organic-sweet-almond-oil.html
If you've purchased an unpreserved and already contaminated hydrosol, you can not simply reverse the contamination by adding a preservative to your product.
you can boost Dermosoft 1388 eco in water based formulations with Pentylene glycol . PG is a self-preserving ingredient by concentrations >5% but you can use it @1-2% in combination with dermosoft
this is a very interesting article about the preservative market and the difficulties in preservative innovation. You've probably not even heard about most of the preservatives mentioned here but the overall article may give you an idea why there are so little preservatives available and why the progress is so slow:
http://cen.acs.org/articles/94/i47/Restrictions-cosmetic-preservatives-ramp.html
Celebrating our very first customer in Zambia
have you ever checked what could happen to your butters and balms if the accidentally melt and re-solidify? http://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/474-How-to-stability-test-balmd-and-butters.html