Natural Solubilisers Part 3

Join Belinda Carli, Director of the Institute of Personal Care Science and Cosmetic Chemist, as she investigates different natural cosmetic materials to solubilise various essential oil types. Using synthetic solubilizers is easy - but when you switch to natural solubilizers their performance is different and results may not be what you hoped for - but Belinda compares various materials, explains the advantages and pitfalls and finally, lets you know which are her favourites to use! Make natural and organic cosmetic ingredient selection easy with Belinda's help!
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[@mnovovic]

Hi Belinda, I really enjoyed all 3 videos! Is Velsan Flex available for purchase in Australia? If not, can you recommend international stockists? Thank you!

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[@majaandreeva2902]

Hi Belinda! I have been trying out Polysugamulse D9 and have the hardest time solubilizing with it. I have used it at a 3% max in a formula though, because that is the top recommended % for leave on products. Do you think it’s safe to use it at a higher % until we reach a stable product?

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[@jcote6672]

Can you provide an alternative to Lamesoft PO 65 as Ican't source it so moving on. I tried replacing it with SymbioSolv Clear in your cleansing balm but it was not a good fit. I want to try the fast formulation surfactant formulation ( part 3) but again I need to replace the Lamesoft PO65. So any ideas of other options that work instead of Lamesoft PO65 please?

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[@NtandoMbele]

What would be the best Solubiliser for castor oil?

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[@tamikathomas-barnes3452]

Hello,
I have a question. Whats a good solubilizer for an anhydrous product that has a small amount of water added?

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[@EspadasYCopas]

Hi girls, what do You think of acacia gum for solubilizing eo's?

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Hi, thank you for watching! Acacia gum is a thickener, it is not a solubiliser.

[@versatileup6580]

Did you add water?

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