Natural solubilisers in cosmetic - part 2

Did you enjoy our first natural solubilisers video? If you haven’t seen it yet, watch here: • Natural Solubilisers P... In this video, Belinda looks at the latest materials to be launched with solubilising properties, and compares how well they work as well as formulating issues when using natural solubilisers. She also gives you a list of her favourite natural solubilisers to use. Watch now!
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[@ItsJaLeeda]

Great video Belinda! Symbiosolv is preferably a favorite of mine as well.

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Thank you. We have loads of videos that can help you out! Please go to the search bar on our channel: th-cam.com/channels/czaVLd160LPFdn9E8hrYxA.html And enter the topic to find related videos. Happy formulating!

[@arfaangeel8606]

Great video
I am great fan of yours

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[@sarahshareghi1511]

Great informative video but most of the ingredients you are using , I can't find them in Australia.

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[@angeliquebabst7034]

Thank you Belinda for all your awesome videos. I was wondering if you could explain which edible substance I can use to mix FECO oil with real raw liquified honey. I would really appreciate your help 😊

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I’m sorry I don’t work with ingestible substances, please check with your suppliers for guidance on this. Happy formulating! :)

[@kalitest]

Hi
Very great content! Love it!i love to know will it be good with (odor eliminator (enzyme) diluted with water ) and fragrance oil for a room and linen spray
Thank you so much

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A room or linen spray are household items, we only teach personal care items so we can't provide advice on these.

[@dlatua]

Great video

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[@dlatua]

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[@YuriSincock]

Hi Belinda, I use your formula program to make a body mist (5% Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside as Solubiliser and use 0.5% oil) but it turns out very foamy doesn't spray well. Can you please advise how to fix the foamy problem when use Solubiliser? Thank you!

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Hi Yuri, use one of the other solubilisers. They will all foam to some degree but all spray well - check the quality of your spray dispenser if you had issues as they are mostly water. Solublisers foam because they are very highly surface active - if they didn't have such a high surface activity, they wouldn't solubilise well. So you can try reducing the solubiliser a little depending on your oil loading, or use another solubiliser, but they will all foam to some degree.

[@jcote6672]

What is a good replacement for Lamesoft PO 65? Can you provide 2 or 3 options please?

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[@petaannear1455]

If doing a 5:1 of solubiliser:essential oil what is the ratio of Vit E? And thankyou for your informative videos :)

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[@dupeit007]

Yes please polysugamulse d 9 I have that in stock :)

[@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401]

I have that in my list for natural solubilisers video no 3.

[@everflow5168]

Thx! Interesting video. I always come to the conclusion that Symbiosolv works best for me. Do you normally add glycols? Often pentylene glycol can make a cloudy products totally clear.

[@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401]

It depends on what else is in the formula - glycols on their own are not solubilisers so I wouldn't want to suggest it will always work as it wouldn't in a lot of cases.

[@amandacash8730]

Hi, I am working with Essential Oil blends (4-5 oils/blend) and trying to solubilize. Would you expect to need a greater than 10:1 ratio for blends vs straight oils?

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[@flyfalcon8017]

Hello! First of all i like your videos, they are very informative. Second can you guide me about antifoaming solubilizer, for solubilizing caster oil?

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[@frankmaurice88]

Please do poly suga mulse d9!!

[@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401]

I have that on my list for the next solubilisers video (Number 3!)