I love to make my liquid shampoo n facewashes with sci ...i love them It would be great if u could make a video on how to make clear shower gel with sci
Your chocolate rhassoul bars are my top selling shampoo bar and by far my absolute favorite! I add some raspberry FO to the chocolate scent and omg it's 😋 😋 😋 delicious!
I just got some SCI and haven’t used it yet. I knew this video was in the works, so I’ve been holding off. Thank you, as always, for being such a wealth of information. It’s especially handy for new formulators like me!
Thank you so much! ❤️ Don't forget to check out my blog (humblebeeandme.com) as well-I've been blogging since 2011 while I’ve only been on TH-cam since about 2016, so there are a lot more formulations on the blog. The blog is also where my totally free ingredient encyclopedia and FAQ live, and they're both packed with tons of super-helpful information ❤️ Happy making!
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You're just the best ! So kind and full of knowledge. Your content is the best !
Have you tried Sodium Lauroyl Isethionate? Last Xmas I was planning on making some syndet bars and saw that a lot of suppliers were running out of SCI so I purchased SLI(Sodium Lauryl Isethionate from Make your own because they stated it was a good replacement for SCI. It dissolved nicely in CAPB for a foaming facial cleanser and I took half of the batch and added salt and it turned into a nice thick pearlized cleanser that I absolutely love and it looks and feels like it has all sorts of ingredients but was just made with a basic formula. I highly recommend it for anyone who loves SCI. I did a little experiment where I took 3 beakers with equal amounts of water and put a chip from SCI in one, SLI in another, and SCMI in another one. By the next day the SCMI was dissolved, which I already knew it would. The SLI was still solid but had dissolved a little bit more than the SCI. I wasn't expecting that because the SLI has a more opaque appearance than SCI. SCMI is a great substitute for SCI in liquids because it's water solubility is higher. I use it in my fav shampoo formula and it works well for my whole families hair even though we have different types.
LOVE the deep dives! and what's not to love about the new video style 😎 But I would watch your videos no matter, because they are full of so much wonderful everything 🤗
Amazing info. You have so very well covered all the important topics which are practically useful. Thank you for your research, hard work & efforts for making it so simple for us :)
I definitely learned a lot watching this video! Loved it. I know iv commented this before but will you ever make an Ocean Salt Scrub dupe from Lush? I think lots of people would like that video cause that product is amazing!
Thanks for watching! And maybe? I've never tried the original and so far I think you are the only person to ask :) Here's a salt scrub I shared last year: www.humblebeeandme.com/sea-glass-salt-scrub/.
Hello, Thank you for this video! Could you please tell me what the machine @9:10 is called? And if you could also send me a link to it as well that would be so helpful! ❤🥰
I LOVE your videos and content! Question: I made your creamed soap paste (which lathers beautifully with a small amount in your hands). Then I used it to make your Lemon Meringue Whipped Soap (minus the peptides). It whipped beautifully! But, it did not lather well at all, it almost just rinsed off. I ultimately wanted to use this paste for a whipped scrub, and then added about 8 ounces of sugar to the whip, hoping to boost lather? Nothing. Would it up the lather better if, say, I added SCI to the paste/water/stearic phase to get that whip to lather well? Love your knowledge Marie!
I looovveeee your videos... I watch the always right away!!! I also would love if, you could make one, explaining what amphoteric and non ionic ingredients are.... I'm a little bit lost on that 😑 Greetings from Ecuador 🇪🇨 🤗 ❤️
Thank you so much! Don't forget to check out my blog (humblebeeandme.com) as well-I've been blogging since 2011 while I’ve only been on TH-cam since about 2016, so there are a lot more formulations on the blog. The blog is also where my ingredient encyclopedia and FAQ live, and they're both packed with tons of super-helpful information ❤️ Happy making!
easy understanding video！thanks a lot. I just trying to switch my shampoo ingredient from SLS to sodium cocoyl isethionate. Because I found SLS is a wildly used in facial cleanser, shampoo, soap, etc. if I stop have a bath for 1 day my body & hair & face starts to become extremely oily. I dont want to rely too much on SLS.
Sodium Isethionate is the lathering ingredient in Lush shampoo bars. It's also used in "syndet" bars, synthetic detergent bars. They are "beauty bars" which can't be labeled as soap. I've bought some syndet bars with sodium Isethionate for use as a shampoo bar. They vary in effectiveness, mostly due to other ingredients, especially fats and oils to make it moisturizing to skin. You can make your own shampoo bars with it using many recipes found online. Sodium Isethionate is less harsh than SLS and not as drying. I suggest putting the shampoo bars in a small mesh drawstring bag to hang it up with, the mesh helps the lathering and drying it out prolongs the product. This info I gathered started with me wanting to make my own shampoo bars cheaper than Lush.
The section on melting the sci - what ratio of liquid surfactants to sci are you using to get that thinner, runny consistency (before adding water)? I keep getting play-doh but I need it pourable into small molds.
Hi, Marie. Can you please share about Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate and how to use it? It seems not much info available online other than it is a very gentle surfactant.
Can you add a fragrance oil to Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate and just use that powder to bathe with? Like is it okay to just wet the powder and bathe with it?
That's more of a cream soap formulation question than a Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) question :) Perhaps check out my post on melting body butter (www.humblebeeandme.com/why-is-my-body-butter-melting/) and look at the ingredient lists for some cream soaps to see what's in them to get some ideas? It's not something I've done much work with, so I don't have much experience to share. Happy making!
Are you asking about the difference between Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) and Sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate (SLMI)? If so, the different name will be the biggest initial differentiator :) Sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate isn't transparent Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI); it's a different ingredient.
@@HumblebeeAndMe No...not a different ingredient, SCI itself.. I got from 2 different suppliers and 1 was transparent and the other non-transparent (was not specified) but looks the same and got the name SCI.
I'd ask your suppliers-they should know :) Every Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) I've worked with (the ingredient itself) has been opaque. What does your transparent Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) look like? (EDIT: I see you said they look the same, d'oh!) When it comes to making optically clear formulations with Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) I've found the dosage and the rest of the formulation to be more important than the specific Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) used :)
Here are two older formulations made with Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) from the same bag; one's clear and one isn't :) www.humblebeeandme.com/orange-cloud-foaming-hand-wash/ www.humblebeeandme.com/lemon-rose-creamy-body-wash/
Can I handle the noodles without a dust mask? I don't have a good one yet, but I'm eager to make solid & liquid formulas by wet grinding SCI noodles in Cocamidopropyl Betaine in the hopes of avoiding the need for a mask. Or do the noodles come with floaty powder residue?
hey there, just wondering. can you clarify whether the respirator is also necessary for the solid noodles of SCI? do the particles become airborne as easily in that form as they do in the powder? i was wondering if it would be feasible to buy the noodles & wear a fabric mask instead of full respirator. not sure who to ask about this though! wouldn't want to put the health & safety of myself and my cats at risk. thanks so much.
It typically doesn't perform very well in such formulations; I've experienced precipitation over time. Sodium Lauroyl Methyl Isethionate (SLMI) + Sodium cocoyl methyl isethionate (SCMI) are better options if a hydrous mildly acidic formulation is the goal :)
If you lower the pH, the formulation can become unstable. This is one of the reasons I think Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) is best suited for solid formulations.
This is my go-to I use the powder not the noodles and I buy in 50 lb bags I love to make the foaming soap base from scratch as well as shaving soap I always put at least three tablespoons in my bath bombs it's my go-to not a big fan of sodium lauryl anything!
I use SCI in my solid shampoo bars. For my type of hair , which tends to get greasy, I am not sure if this is the best choice. Which surfactant would you recommend? And which oil?
Hi Yashi! Every formula video has a partner blog post, but there are several hundred projects and articles on the blog that don't have partner videos as the blog pre-dates the TH-cam channel by about 5 years :) Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe Marie I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you have shared with us over the last several years as to your knowledge,skills,tips,advice as well as insight into the making,marketing and selling of skin,hair,body,pet care products and even though you no longer sell your products it is still an experience in and of itself that you encumbered and that is what life is all about experience and lifes lessons! That I want to thank you for! Have you experienced any shipping delays in the last two weeks with the truckers convoy all through Canada?
As I discuss in the video, if your primary aim is to make liquid formulations (especially clear ones) I wouldn't choose Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI). It's possible to make clear liquid cleansers with it (search "orange cloud" at www.humblebeeandme.com/search) but if clear liquid formulations are important to you, I would not recommend Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) as your primary surfactant.
Any advise on Enzyme POWDER based cleaners? *adding water separately to create foaming action, with the SCI as the 2nd ingredient listing? Is that higher than the 50% recommendation for rinse off? Your knowledge and content is unparalleled - Thank you!
Hey! You'll find the answer to your question in the entry on dust masks in the Humblebee & Me Encyclopedia on my website at www.humblebeeandme.com/project/dust-mask/ 🙂 Happy making!
Hi all. 1 other truth about sci. One of the materials it's made from, sodium isothionate, is ethoxylated. "Sodium isethionate is manufactured by reaction of ethylene oxide . Ethoxylated ingredients on their own are of low concern, however, the process of ethoxylation, may leave behind trace amounts of carcinogens. 1,4-dioxane is a clear liquid that easily dissolves in water." SCI is not green, so if you want organic or green ingredients, this one isn't.
99% of the videos I share have a written version on my website and it's always linked in the description box below my videos ❤ Scroll down and click over to the Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) free Humblebee & Me DIY Encyclopedia (www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia/) entry for the same info, but in writing! ❤
What is your favourite thing to make with Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI)?
I love SCI in powder to foam cleansers and face polishes and in shampoo bars. Wonderful video! 😍
I use it for my liquid shampoo, it's absolutely gorgeous and feels so silky, you just need a good solubiser, that is the key
I love to make my liquid shampoo n facewashes with sci ...i love them
It would be great if u could make a video on how to make clear shower gel with sci
@@Skinsagabyrakhi how about lavender spruce shower gel? I've made it several times and I think it is clear.
@Johanna It is clear, but it doesn't use Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI)-it uses the more water-soluble Sodium Coco Sulfate (SCS) :)
Marie truly is a top tier formulator. Her knowledge and attention to detail in this video is incredible. Rock on.
Your chocolate rhassoul bars are my top selling shampoo bar and by far my absolute favorite! I add some raspberry FO to the chocolate scent and omg it's 😋 😋 😋 delicious!
I just got some SCI and haven’t used it yet. I knew this video was in the works, so I’ve been holding off. Thank you, as always, for being such a wealth of information. It’s especially handy for new formulators like me!
Happy making! I'm sure you will have SO much fun with it ❤️
Me too! ❤️
You have the absolute BEST blog in the DIY formulating niche. Thank you!
Wow, thank you! ❤️
Really appreciate how you cover so much content in so little time.
Thank you so much! ❤️
Don't forget to check out my blog (humblebeeandme.com) as well-I've been blogging since 2011 while I’ve only been on TH-cam since about 2016, so there are a lot more formulations on the blog. The blog is also where my totally free ingredient encyclopedia and FAQ live, and they're both packed with tons of super-helpful information ❤️ Happy making!
You're just the best ! So kind and full of knowledge. Your content is the best !
Loved this video playlist!! Wish you would also add "The Truth about SLS"
Very rare finding people like you giving knowledgeable information .honestly you added a lot of information to me throughout these years .
Thanks
Have you tried Sodium Lauroyl Isethionate? Last Xmas I was planning on making some syndet bars and saw that a lot of suppliers were running out of SCI so I purchased SLI(Sodium Lauryl Isethionate from Make your own because they stated it was a good replacement for SCI. It dissolved nicely in CAPB for a foaming facial cleanser and I took half of the batch and added salt and it turned into a nice thick pearlized cleanser that I absolutely love and it looks and feels like it has all sorts of ingredients but was just made with a basic formula. I highly recommend it for anyone who loves SCI.
I did a little experiment where I took 3 beakers with equal amounts of water and put a chip from SCI in one, SLI in another, and SCMI in another one. By the next day the SCMI was dissolved, which I already knew it would. The SLI was still solid but had dissolved a little bit more than the SCI. I wasn't expecting that because the SLI has a more opaque appearance than SCI.
SCMI is a great substitute for SCI in liquids because it's water solubility is higher. I use it in my fav shampoo formula and it works well for my whole families hair even though we have different types.
How does the lather of SLI compare to SCI?
And, did you need a dust mask for your batch from Make Your Own?
LOVE the deep dives! and what's not to love about the new video style 😎 But I would watch your videos no matter, because they are full of so much wonderful everything 🤗
Thank you so much! ❤️
Really curious to know how to make clear facial cleanser with SCI
Amazing info. You have so very well covered all the important topics which are practically useful. Thank you for your research, hard work & efforts for making it so simple for us :)
Stunning work! Just amazing! Enjoyed every second.
Thank you very much! ❤️
very informative - thank you for sharing. helped me formulate a foaming face wash cleanser
Hi Marie thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! 🌹
This is a life saver aka business builder. Cha Ching!!!
Thanks for watching! ❤️
You are amazing, Marie!
❤️
I really like these ingredient deep dives
I'm so glad! ❤️
I definitely learned a lot watching this video! Loved it.
I know iv commented this before but will you ever make an Ocean Salt Scrub dupe from Lush? I think lots of people would like that video cause that product is amazing!
Thanks for watching! And maybe? I've never tried the original and so far I think you are the only person to ask :) Here's a salt scrub I shared last year: www.humblebeeandme.com/sea-glass-salt-scrub/.
My sci shampoo is not stable it is separated
How can I correct it
I use cap b and decyl glycoside as co surfactants
Marie I make whipped cream soaps with sci.
But didn't have that much deep knowledge about it. This vedio is very useful thanks for sharing ❤
Glad it was helpful!
I made a shampoo bar using SCI and the thing I like about it is its lower pH level relative to many surfactants.
Yes!!! It is so helpful for making pH appropriate formulas.
Hello, Thank you for this video! Could you please tell me what the machine @9:10 is called? And if you could also send me a link to it as well that would be so helpful! ❤🥰
www.bathbombpress.com/en/
I LOVE your videos and content! Question: I made your creamed soap paste (which lathers beautifully with a small amount in your hands). Then I used it to make your Lemon Meringue Whipped Soap (minus the peptides). It whipped beautifully! But, it did not lather well at all, it almost just rinsed off. I ultimately wanted to use this paste for a whipped scrub, and then added about 8 ounces of sugar to the whip, hoping to boost lather? Nothing. Would it up the lather better if, say, I added SCI to the paste/water/stearic phase to get that whip to lather well? Love your knowledge Marie!
what is the soap compressing equipment called that you use to shape the soap towards the end of the video? at 9:12 time stamp.
I looovveeee your videos... I watch the always right away!!!
I also would love if, you could make one, explaining what amphoteric and non ionic ingredients are.... I'm a little bit lost on that 😑
Greetings from Ecuador 🇪🇨 🤗 ❤️
Great suggestion! Thanks for watching :)
You are amazing!
What a great channel!
Thank you for sharing and sure look forward to watching more. -Momo
Thank you so much! Don't forget to check out my blog (humblebeeandme.com) as well-I've been blogging since 2011 while I’ve only been on TH-cam since about 2016, so there are a lot more formulations on the blog. The blog is also where my ingredient encyclopedia and FAQ live, and they're both packed with tons of super-helpful information ❤️ Happy making!
Where do I try a bar of your Chocolate Rassoul shampoo bar?
Please can i add a little bit of it to a lip scrub,is it harmful or too harsh to formulate a lip foaming scrub? 🤔
easy understanding video！thanks a lot. I just trying to switch my shampoo ingredient from SLS to sodium cocoyl isethionate. Because I found SLS is a wildly used in facial cleanser, shampoo, soap, etc. if I stop have a bath for 1 day my body & hair & face starts to become extremely oily. I dont want to rely too much on SLS.
Can SCI be added to M&P soaps?
If yes, how?
Sodium Isethionate is the lathering ingredient in Lush shampoo bars. It's also used in "syndet" bars, synthetic detergent bars. They are "beauty bars" which can't be labeled as soap. I've bought some syndet bars with sodium Isethionate for use as a shampoo bar. They vary in effectiveness, mostly due to other ingredients, especially fats and oils to make it moisturizing to skin. You can make your own shampoo bars with it using many recipes found online. Sodium Isethionate is less harsh than SLS and not as drying. I suggest putting the shampoo bars in a small mesh drawstring bag to hang it up with, the mesh helps the lathering and drying it out prolongs the product. This info I gathered started with me wanting to make my own shampoo bars cheaper than Lush.
The section on melting the sci - what ratio of liquid surfactants to sci are you using to get that thinner, runny consistency (before adding water)? I keep getting play-doh but I need it pourable into small molds.
Hi, Marie. Can you please share about Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate and how to use it? It seems not much info available online other than it is a very gentle surfactant.
Thankyou so much i am sooooo enjoying tour videos and learning alot!! Can i use disodium cocoamphodiacetate instead or with sci?
Useful information , specialy about purity test through it's pH level ,nice video 👍
I was making a body wash with this but in the bottle, it was getting thick, not fluid,,,, what should I do?
Can someone explain why my products with sci have a funny smell and how to get rid of it???
So SCI can't have a ph below 6. What can I use in its place of I wanted a ph level of 5? SLSA?
Can you add a fragrance oil to Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate and just use that powder to bathe with? Like is it okay to just wet the powder and bathe with it?
Just one thing.. can you kindly talk about the SCI grades as well, to cover up all of it.. like about the transparent grade.
Good job
Nice information
I love the way you talk so soft and beautiful
Thank you so much!
How do you keep it hard enough for cream soap? Mine deflates after a while if I don’t keep it in the fridge
That's more of a cream soap formulation question than a Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) question :) Perhaps check out my post on melting body butter (www.humblebeeandme.com/why-is-my-body-butter-melting/) and look at the ingredient lists for some cream soaps to see what's in them to get some ideas? It's not something I've done much work with, so I don't have much experience to share. Happy making!
Thank you so much. Will look into that .
What should be the PH of the liquid shampoo when you are using SCI if it is 6 can we use it on the scalp?
How do we differentiate between transparent and non transparent SCI? How do they behave differently in formulations?
Are you asking about the difference between Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) and Sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate (SLMI)? If so, the different name will be the biggest initial differentiator :) Sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate isn't transparent Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI); it's a different ingredient.
@@HumblebeeAndMe No...not a different ingredient, SCI itself.. I got from 2 different suppliers and 1 was transparent and the other non-transparent (was not specified) but looks the same and got the name SCI.
Other than the fact that one gives a transparent liquid soap and the other does not...
I'd ask your suppliers-they should know :) Every Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) I've worked with (the ingredient itself) has been opaque. What does your transparent Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) look like? (EDIT: I see you said they look the same, d'oh!)
When it comes to making optically clear formulations with Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) I've found the dosage and the rest of the formulation to be more important than the specific Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) used :)
Here are two older formulations made with Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) from the same bag; one's clear and one isn't :)
www.humblebeeandme.com/orange-cloud-foaming-hand-wash/
www.humblebeeandme.com/lemon-rose-creamy-body-wash/
Can I handle the noodles without a dust mask? I don't have a good one yet, but I'm eager to make solid & liquid formulas by wet grinding SCI noodles in Cocamidopropyl Betaine in the hopes of avoiding the need for a mask. Or do the noodles come with floaty powder residue?
Thank you so much Marie!
You are so welcome!
Mam what does anionic and positive charge matter in cosmetic ??
hey there, just wondering. can you clarify whether the respirator is also necessary for the solid noodles of SCI? do the particles become airborne as easily in that form as they do in the powder? i was wondering if it would be feasible to buy the noodles & wear a fabric mask instead of full respirator. not sure who to ask about this though! wouldn't want to put the health & safety of myself and my cats at risk. thanks so much.
Hi, can i ask something? if sci is not stable in pH under 6, how if it in shower gel that is must have pH between 4,5-5,5?
It typically doesn't perform very well in such formulations; I've experienced precipitation over time. Sodium Lauroyl Methyl Isethionate (SLMI) + Sodium cocoyl methyl isethionate (SCMI) are better options if a hydrous mildly acidic formulation is the goal :)
If I’m making a body wash with sci should I leave the pH at 6. Even though Body Washes have to match the pH of the skin?
If you lower the pH, the formulation can become unstable. This is one of the reasons I think Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) is best suited for solid formulations.
This is my go-to I use the powder not the noodles and I buy in 50 lb bags I love to make the foaming soap base from scratch as well as shaving soap I always put at least three tablespoons in my bath bombs it's my go-to not a big fan of sodium lauryl anything!
I bought some of this but haven’t used it yet when you use this do you get more foam or more bubbles when making bath bombs?
@@ChillingWithMel22 in a three cup baking soda recipe put three tablespoons you get massive amounts of foam and bubbles
I use SCI in my solid shampoo bars. For my type of hair , which tends to get greasy, I am not sure if this is the best choice. Which surfactant would you recommend? And which oil?
Hi Marie! Are all of your video recipes available on your blog? Like every single one? Wouldn’t want to miss any of it! Absolutely love your videos!
Plethora of formulas ...so far everyone of her formulas seem to be on her blog
@@morpro4u is it? Thank you so much!
@@yashij you're very welcome!
Hi Yashi! Every formula video has a partner blog post, but there are several hundred projects and articles on the blog that don't have partner videos as the blog pre-dates the TH-cam channel by about 5 years :) Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe Marie I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you have shared with us over the last several years as to your knowledge,skills,tips,advice as well as insight into the making,marketing and selling of skin,hair,body,pet care products and even though you no longer sell your products it is still an experience in and of itself that you encumbered and that is what life is all about experience and lifes lessons! That I want to thank you for! Have you experienced any shipping delays in the last two weeks with the truckers convoy all through Canada?
I have just bought your book, waiting for delivery as I can't follow you verbally. I can't be the only one.😢
How to make transparent face wash using sci
As I discuss in the video, if your primary aim is to make liquid formulations (especially clear ones) I wouldn't choose Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI). It's possible to make clear liquid cleansers with it (search "orange cloud" at www.humblebeeandme.com/search) but if clear liquid formulations are important to you, I would not recommend Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) as your primary surfactant.
Pls let me know how to make A RGICK FLOOR WASH SHAMPOO CAR WASH SHAMPOO AND DISH WASH ETC PLS LET ME NOW CHEEPEST FORMULATION
Thanks!
Hi Marie, what is the most gentle mild anionic surfactant? Is it slsa?
Why do you recommend SLSa over SCI for bath bombs? Because of only foam or more? Thank you Marie
Any advise on Enzyme POWDER based cleaners? *adding water separately to create foaming action, with the SCI as the 2nd ingredient listing?
Is that higher than the 50% recommendation for rinse off?
Your knowledge and content is unparalleled - Thank you!
Waiting for a response for the same
Could it be dissolved in glycerine maybe??
hi~ how about SCMI?
I saw Ariane Arsenault used SCMI in a shampoo bar and did some research on that surfactant. No US suppliers though.
@@kimrawls5955 will check her out. Wondering how much I can use. I personally cannot use slsa, cause irritation for me.
It is organic or inorganic?🤔
Where can I get a dust mask
Hey! You'll find the answer to your question in the entry on dust masks in the Humblebee & Me Encyclopedia on my website at www.humblebeeandme.com/project/dust-mask/ 🙂 Happy making!
Sci = coco betaine ? Or I'm wrong
pls send link for dust mask
Please look up dust mask in the Humblebee & Me Encyclopedia at www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia/. Happy making!
Thank you
Hi all. 1 other truth about sci. One of the materials it's made from, sodium isothionate, is ethoxylated. "Sodium isethionate is manufactured by reaction of ethylene oxide . Ethoxylated ingredients on their own are of low concern, however, the process of ethoxylation, may leave behind trace amounts of carcinogens. 1,4-dioxane is a clear liquid that easily dissolves in water." SCI is not green, so if you want organic or green ingredients, this one isn't.
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You talk so fast I can't follow you, what a shame😢
99% of the videos I share have a written version on my website and it's always linked in the description box below my videos ❤ Scroll down and click over to the Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI) free Humblebee & Me DIY Encyclopedia (www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia/) entry for the same info, but in writing! ❤
The other option is you can click on settings on TH-cam and change the playback speed. You can slow the video down this way to suit your liking 😊