Easy natural cold process cream

Save time and energy with this easy natural cold process cream! There is no need to heat separate phases, simply prepare and mix for fast formulation solutions. Using sucragel, this simple formula enables you to make a beautifully soft and stable natural cream with up to 20% oil phase easily, all using cold process mixing. Watch how easy it is to create an easy natural cold process cream and get making your own natural creams and lotions today!
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[@gerafi4840]

Thanks, I have learnt so much from you mam . Your channel is so reliable and your teaching techs is also very easy to understand.

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[@elenaortiz8493]

Thanks for sharing I love your videos,

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Glad you like them!

[@imandoski9991]

Omg thank you so much for this video. Just what I was looking for.. a light moisturizer and the I happen have the sucragel :) I thought sucragel was only for oily gel cleanser

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[@monihoney297]

Hello ma'm love your all recipe.
I am your fan

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[@hout4186]

Hello, would you please advise which gelling agent/powder you incorporated into the glycerin. Thank you!

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[@haifa5723]

Thank you very much for your videos, could you please formulate a w/o/w emulsion ? can we add a heat emuslions with cold emulsion ?? thank you again ... need your advice here

[@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401]

Thank you for the suggestion, I will see if I can add this to my list!

[@cheyennebutler6022]

Hi I just would like to see on your next videos what ingredients you put in and what equipments you use if that's okay.

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: You can find full formula details here: createcosmeticformulas.com/Freeformulas-Videos/FreeVideos-448/

[@chelseyummali]

is the powder that you mix with the glycerine sucrablend sp? and then your mixing the sucragel with your oil?

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[@rikylim7180]

Hi.. is homogenizer a must? Can i use overhead stirrer instead?

[@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401]

Yes you do need the homogeniser for the Sucrathix otherwise it won't work/stabilise the formula.

[@peacee.samuel4358]

Thank you

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[@arfaangeel8606]

I am your great fan ma'm 😍
Please confirm me is polyvinyl alcohal pvc use in makeup settings spary

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PVC does not get used in make up; PVA may be used but may not be used also as there are many film formers out there. You would have to check individual ingredient lists to see if the particular product you are using contains this material. Many do not, and do not need to.

[@kainaatnawaz]

Yes pva90 use in setting gel

[@abderahmenksentini6009]

That's amazing magic 🎩

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Happy formulating!

[@mariehuana5683]

Thank you for your Videos 🤗 Could you make a video please with a natural anti-aging day cream with a little sun protection? (for ex. with hyaluronic acid) It would be great 😎 🦋 Greeting from Germany, Marie

[@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401]

I'll add this to my list... keep watching :)

[@jasminadjuranovic695]

Can we use siligel insted of sucrathix vx?

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[@cataddiction7103]

What preservative did you use? Thank you.

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[@alexandra1234]

very interesting recipe! can we replace the cellulose with carbomer? another question is if this cream needs a larger quantity of preservative, taking into consideration that sucragel contains sucrose and it is more exposed to bacterial contamination?

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[@abdillahinassir8297]

Hi. What is the name of the cellulose gelling agent ?

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[@zayed7743]

Hiii thanks for videos..I have a question please 🙏..
What kind of celilous used for this formula?? CMC OR HEC..THANKS AGAIN 🌷

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[@Everybitofinfo]

Can we use heated water. In the formulation.

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[@vaish007]

what is the percentage of sucragel and oils ,we can add to this type of cold creams
TIQ

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[@sozyarothman7196]

hi rose thank you for your beautiful video but please write name of things you are added for your product coz i dont understood best wishes

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[@danaright22]

What about the stability of this cream? Can that be stable for one year? I made oil gel using sucragel and it separated after few days!!!! That was frustrating!

[@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401]

Hi Dana you should get 3 years out of this formula. With the sucragel, if it separated that fast it wasn't mixed properly. Sucragel formulas, when prepared properly, will last 3 years also. If you need help with formulation reviews or advice, you can purchase consulting time here: personalcarescience.com.au/Advice/cosmeticformulation,brandadvice-797/

[@sharonrichards103]

Could you please tell me the name of your mixer! I have been looking for something like it for 4 years in England. Hope you can help.
Sharon Richards

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You may also our Cosmetic lab equipment - stirrers video: th-cam.com/video/WFBo3bTb0dk/w-d-xo.html
We’re happy to provide the full formula, ingredient, supplier, input and method details, please email us: [e-mail] and we can send you a link to access ALL our free formulas and reports. Happy formulating!

[@spdube2]

Your right hand looks like mine
Do you have RA

[@GoodHealthnBeauty]

Where can I purchase a mixer like this? Thank you

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[@monihoney297]

Is this gelly agent use in this formula is ( pvc ,pva) polyvinyl alcohol

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NO - it is not. It is all natural. Please contact us for the full formulation, method and supplier details: [e-mail] Happy formulating!

[@sulbhaghatge2793]

Can you suggest us a sucragel supplier who can provide us 1 kg pks, I'm from india

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