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we sell the empty pencils at our shop aromashoppe.com/ We ship worldwide

thanks i love experimenting!

yes it does, it does have some waterproofing in but also has an emulsifier, You do need a cleansing lotion to remove it

i haven't had good results with colloidal silver water. It might extend the life of the lotion or cream for a couple of weeks which doesn't work if selling. However for personal use you can always try and see if it works for you!

No its me and I am a real person! I do have a company called the aroma shoppe in the Netherlands and also a cosmetic company

First of all i am not moneterized on youtube. I am just giving some guidance on some of the preservatives that I use in my skin care products which work!

We carry dicapryl carbonate and we are located in the Netherlands aromashoppe.com/product/dicaprylyl-carbonate/

Dicapryl carbonate is non oily which what makes it so special in a cream or lotion. However some substitutes would fractionated coconut oil or jojoba which are the least oily of carrier oils!

If I am going to use myself within a couple of weeks, then i won't add a preservative. However if putting into a pot to keep for a while i personally like to add either leucidal 4% or grapefruit seed extract 2%

@@janbenham Thanks 🙏

We used to sell the mold, however the manufacturer that we had stopped producing them. The only way now is through alibaba from China. You have to send a pencil in so they can develop the correct mold

It is a possiblilty. However there is very little used in the end product not even 1/4 % as it is mostly stearic acid that is used with a tad of ceteareth 20. Frankly the most problem common product as an endocrine disrupter is perfumes and scents that are used in most products including scented candles, soaps, laundry soap etc. the perfumes are much more dangerous than ceteareth20 (i am not talking about pure essential oils here!) I personally make my creams and lotions with OlivOil avenate which is more expensive but has a lovely texture to the end product and natural. I teach how to make creams and lotions, hence this video, so we explore all chemical avenues and look at how emulsifyiers are made with many different emulsifyiers that are on the market. Then the students can make an educated choice about what they use as an emulsifyier.

Hi, Here is the link and yes we ship internationally aromashoppe.com/product/grapefruit-seed-extract/

you can always mix pigments. usually for 2 or 3 lipsticks, one can mix to 12g of lipstick base with up to 4 g of pigment. the lipstick base can be a mixture of waxes, butters and oils. Recipes can be found at www.u-makecosmetics.com/ plus in my ebooks Dare to kiss and the complete book of lipsticks which can be found at aromashoppe.com/product-category/books-by-jan-benham/e-books/ and also on amazon

thank you!

Here is a video on micas that you might find useful th-cam.com/video/Jth_ibQzhSI/w-d-xo.html

Thank you for your information. The kajal eye pencils that I make which are offered in many colours are basically the same as eyeshadow sticks and i use the kajal eye pencils often in my smudging technique.

If you go to the videos rather than the shorties , the exercise is there

th-cam.com/video/OcebX5yQc2I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=g-FI5cPTQi2bnbRs

its actually a combination of three extracts Sargassum Fillipendula extract Hypnea musciformis extract Gelidiella acerosa extract more information can be found at aromashoppe.com/product/marine-algae-seaweed-gel/

Thanks for the tips! Normally i usually speak directly without any notes, but wanted to make sure that I got all the information in. I agree with you

there is a recipe for a lipstick base in the following video studio.th-cam.com/users/videowZRdbrh9g6A/edit

is this a wax to apply to the hair to keep the hair in place? Also, are you wishing to mix water into the hair wax?

This is a wax I'm creating as a styling product because many pomades and commercial hair waxes contain carnauba wax. After researching its ability to hold hair for extended periods, I opted for it over candelilla and beeswax due to its superior strong-hold properties. However, I'm unsure whether to mix water or take another approach. I'm seeking guidance on creating a pure carnauba paste without extra additives, allowing me to easily apply it to my hair by rubbing it between my hands. I'm hesitant about adding water as it might affect the consistency. Could you advise me on how to achieve a paste-like texture and suggest a suitable method for preserving it in a container?@@janbenham

@@SkanDasz if you are not adding water, then you dont need an emulsifier . However i would suggest adding stearic acid to make the carnauba hair wax more pliable otherwise it will be too brittle and you should also to mix in oils such as jojoba which should give you the right consistency

Do you recommend adding glycerine instead of oil?@@janbenham

@@SkanDasz you could only but try, also dicapryl carbonate for example doesn't leave an oily finish

Thank you!

I assume that you applied a product that contained Hyaluronic acid? The best thing that you can do is apply German chamomile or immortelle essential oil. 1 drop of either in a touch of jojoba oil in the palm of your hand and apply. Not sure how long you have had this problem ro if it was just a one off? I do need more information for more advice

Yes I was using the HA B5 serum from Maelove. I usually use HA from the Ordinary I Thought this one would be better but hell no Used it about 6 times morning and night. I have been applying no serums just some cosrx cream and it is soothing it a bit. It don’t pay to go with fancy expensive products apparently

@@pnevlud if you email me your address then I will send you a sample of something to soothe your skin. janbenham@gmail.com

Thanks, I just realized that i need to do a letter for you. if you can remind me at the weekend via email i will get it off to you.

That's great! Most people are not aware of the ingredients in body and skin care cosmetics that they are putting on their skin and the possible dangers of some of them.

30g /1oz lanette wax and 50ml of oil

Leucidal max is the best natural preservative that I have found so far

I do have a shampoo recipe that is in My book the Baby boomers beauty bible, Easy to make. For mica , i would [play with adding a tiny touch of one of the blue micas we have. you do only need a tiny touch to the recipe. The book is available both as an e book and hard copy at aromashoppe.com/product/the-baby-boomers-beauty-bible-by-jan-benham-copy/

Its not bad as some emulsifiers go. However, it is a peg! I personally use OlivOil Avenate emulsifier for my creams as it is 100% natural and is non=toxic.

there are different strengths of GSE . the one available at a health food store is not strong enough! Myrrh is antifingal which at the beginning of my journey i used it along with a strong GSE but then one has the same smell in the finished products. I personally now use leucidal max as it is natural and i have never had an issue with mold growing in my creams and they have also passed all the cosmetic tests in the EU.

you do need an emulsifier to bind water and oil together. Candelilla is not an emulsifier

@@janbenham Thanks!