I purchased ArganRain shampoo and oil because my hair is thinning, and there were positive reviews for this product. It seems to be making my hair fuller. I like it.
Can u sent me a formulas of details of organic shampoo for me . I am vr interesting ur method so if u sent me I will happy and thankful My email is eimonkhattar@gmail.com
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Thank you for the video Belinda, always appreciated. Will you be making a shampoo video? I know you've done the organic shampoo video but wondering if you'll be making a non organic step by step video? Im currently having issues with a shampoo im trying to formulate, it keeps separating a few days later despite using polyquat 10 and HEC. Obviously im doing something wrong and as you rightly say method is crucial.
Hi D, please check your method your HEC is probably forming a gum layer that separates out, try adding it at the end after all surfactants and water have been combined first, then add the HEC and stir slowly for a while to make sure it fully hydrates before stopping stirring, then the HEC can hydrate with all available water and that should solve your problem. Hope this helps. Yes I plan to do a why does salt thicken video, its on the list! Happy formulating!
Hi D, depending on your choice of surfactants you should be able to formulate a non-organic shampoo without the use of gums. Most (typical OTC) shampoos use one or more anionic surfactants (typically SLES) coupled with some CAPB and/or CDE - they can then be "salt thickened". If you are having particular trouble PM me and I'll sort through your formula.
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This video was super informative! It was very helpful to me. Thank you so much. I’m going to email for a copy of the formula, method and suppliers. Looking forward to the copy of the formula. Thanks so much!
Hi! Great video, I was wondering what the name of the tools you are using, the mixer, warmer, & brush spatula thing are called? “Slurry spatula” doesn’t seem to come up on the internet. Thanks!
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Thank you. I do have a question, I live in the states. Most of the time the ingredients/companies you use I think to myself "never heard of that company." It is intimidating. They are also harder to get in the states and more expensive. Also, I also feel intimidated that you mostly use your low/ high sheer machine. A lot of Home formulators don't have these machines. Can you show us how to be more home formulator friendly and use tools I (we) have at home instead of lab equipment most of us don't have.
Hi Kathy, We have heaps of videos on our channel that use basic equipment that's easily to source. Please check out our other videos. Happy formulating!
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Hi Mehboob, careful with essential oils, they can alter your end viscosity significantly. You could use the aroma from the hydrosols only and not impact the viscosity at all! Please email us for the full formulation including inputs/details of the essential oils: info@personalcarescience.com.au It is the METHOD that is important in this formula with any essential oils you want to add, please also watch this video which explains an important method step with natural surfactants when using essential oils, to effectively solubilise them: th-cam.com/video/mp_9vhLfjlY/w-d-xo.html Happy formulating!
I did not get the stage at which xanthan has to be introduced. is it to be added with water + non ionic + amphoteric phase then add an-ionic sirfactant. Would be so helpful if you specify more clearly. Also in ur recent videos of surfactant you stated to use xanthan only after water + surfactant phase.
hi belinda.. Thanks for wonderful video ..I was just thinking how end product is looking like it is pearlescent or clear ...is there any color option that could be added ...like i only know campho siddha colors and natpure sensient dye. would color affect stability... you explain really well thanks
Yes you could add campho siddha colourants - you wouldn't need much though and you'd need to use the water soluble versions. The campo natural colourants are really colour/light stable, I haven't tested them in this formula but I would expect them to perform well. You could also add a small amount of coated micas for a pearlescent effect and some colour. Happy formulating!
Not all surfactants are sulphates! There are many other choices, and there are no sulphates in this formula. You will find this workshop useful: Can I use a different surfactant: personalcarescience.com.au/Workshops/Surfactantworkshop-6326/
hello.. is there any % or active matter limit for organic sulpofon or organic anion surfactants (for oily hairs) ....in sulphate shampoos ..anionic can go as higher as 14% a.m with only 1 % betaine.....I am thinking if organic surfactants are mild why we use non-ionic with them? ... thanks, liked your video
Anionic surfactants are great cleansers, but because of their charge can be irritating no matter if they are natural or not - so you always need to combine with at least non-ionic surfactants/superfatting agents to improve mildness. Formulas should never be just anionic on their own, plus the combination helps boost performance and skin feel (cocamidopropyl betaine is not permitted in organic formulas by certain certifiers so I left it out). Happy formulating!
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Hey, just a quick question. What happens if I use less water in my shampoo? Is there a way to concentrate it? So that less amount of shampoo lasts longers
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It depends a lot on your budget, and target market. If you have the budget, you can add a few actives to really enhance performance - but a lot of times, the actives you choose and can use, gets limited by the budget/cost of the product, and what your target market is prepared to pay. Make sure the product delivers on performance to suit your target market needs, but is still at a price they are willing to pay. Happy formulating!
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No - it is naturally derived but not organic. To make a Certified Organic product, you can have some naturally derived, non-organic inputs. Find out more with this video: Are your cosmetics really organic: th-cam.com/video/na9EXXDPpEs/w-d-xo.html ; make organic formulas easily with our Create Cosmetic Formulas - Organic program: th-cam.com/video/fGxEdKrMDF4/w-d-xo.html or learn professionally with our Certificate in Advanced Organic Formulations: personalcarescience.com.au/CosmeticScience/CertificateinAdvancedOrganicFormulation-896/
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No but neither is cetearyl alcohol or glyceryl stearate yet they are in most of your 'certified organic' skin products - sodium coco-sulfate is considered naturally derived and approved for use in Certified Organic products to the Cosmos standard which is why I have included it.
I purchased ArganRain shampoo and oil because my hair is thinning, and there were positive reviews for this product. It seems to be making my hair fuller. I like it.
Thanks for sharing!!
VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO WITH THEORY AND PRACTICAL..........WELL DONE
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Can u sent me a formulas of details of organic shampoo for me . I am vr interesting ur method so if u sent me I will happy and thankful
My email is eimonkhattar@gmail.com
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Thank you for this wonderful channel, did you consider writing a book, in which it's divided to chapters ...etc..
Thanks for watching and no, no books planned at this stage.
Very helpful video but can you make shampoo with herbs please
Awesome! If I wanted add extracts, essential oils and butters how would I go about doing that? 😊
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Thanks a lot for great information, i need a copy of the formula.
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Thank you for the video Belinda, always appreciated.
Will you be making a shampoo video? I know you've done the organic shampoo video but wondering if you'll be making a non organic step by step video?
Im currently having issues with a shampoo im trying to formulate, it keeps separating a few days later despite using polyquat 10 and HEC. Obviously im doing something wrong and as you rightly say method is crucial.
Hi D, please check your method your HEC is probably forming a gum layer that separates out, try adding it at the end after all surfactants and water have been combined first, then add the HEC and stir slowly for a while to make sure it fully hydrates before stopping stirring, then the HEC can hydrate with all available water and that should solve your problem. Hope this helps. Yes I plan to do a why does salt thicken video, its on the list! Happy formulating!
Hi D, depending on your choice of surfactants you should be able to formulate a non-organic shampoo without the use of gums. Most (typical OTC) shampoos use one or more anionic surfactants (typically SLES) coupled with some CAPB and/or CDE - they can then be "salt thickened". If you are having particular trouble PM me and I'll sort through your formula.
the best video about shampoo formulation who i ever watch, can u show the concentration of every materials?
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Plz send me formula on my on WhatsApp no 03004031213
Very nice simple formulation
Thank you for watching!
Very good job.
Specifies the amount of material.
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This video was super informative! It was very helpful to me. Thank you so much. I’m going to email for a copy of the formula, method and suppliers. Looking forward to the copy of the formula. Thanks so much!
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@@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401 hello, can i get the copy of the formula please?
Please list the ingredients thanks great job
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Amazing video very helpful for students like us
Thank you.
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Hi! Great video, I was wondering what the name of the tools you are using, the mixer, warmer, & brush spatula thing are called? “Slurry spatula” doesn’t seem to come up on the internet. Thanks!
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Hello,
Thank you for this amazing video. Which natural desolubiliser WITHOUT SULFATES could we use instead of tegosoft Pc31?
You could use Oramix CG110 or Lamesoft PO65 but I really prefer the Tegosoft PC31 for its ease of formulation and skin feel.
Can I get a copy of the formula please? Thanks!
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Yes please I would like to try making this product can you send me the info please
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Thank you. I do have a question, I live in the states. Most of the time the ingredients/companies you use I think to myself "never heard of that company." It is intimidating. They are also harder to get in the states and more expensive.
Also, I also feel intimidated that you mostly use your low/ high sheer machine. A lot of Home formulators don't have these machines. Can you show us how to be more home formulator friendly and use tools I (we) have at home instead of lab equipment most of us don't have.
Hi Kathy,
We have heaps of videos on our channel that use basic equipment that's easily to source. Please check out our other videos. Happy formulating!
Hi ,I liked ur video,informative,I need a copy of dis formula
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Plz tell us about substitutes
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Hello, Happy Easter 🐣 please can you send me a detailed copy of the shampoo recipe, ingredients and quantities
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mam which essential oils are used here.... are solubilizers necessary to use with essential oils in shampoos. thanks
Hi Mehboob, careful with essential oils, they can alter your end viscosity significantly. You could use the aroma from the hydrosols only and not impact the viscosity at all! Please email us for the full formulation including inputs/details of the essential oils: info@personalcarescience.com.au It is the METHOD that is important in this formula with any essential oils you want to add, please also watch this video which explains an important method step with natural surfactants when using essential oils, to effectively solubilise them: th-cam.com/video/mp_9vhLfjlY/w-d-xo.html Happy formulating!
I did not get the stage at which xanthan has to be introduced. is it to be added with water + non ionic + amphoteric phase then add an-ionic sirfactant. Would be so helpful if you specify more clearly. Also in ur recent videos of surfactant you stated to use xanthan only after water + surfactant phase.
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hi belinda.. Thanks for wonderful video ..I was just thinking how end product is looking like it is pearlescent or clear ...is there any color option that could be added ...like i only know campho siddha colors and natpure sensient dye. would color affect stability... you explain really well thanks
Yes you could add campho siddha colourants - you wouldn't need much though and you'd need to use the water soluble versions. The campo natural colourants are really colour/light stable, I haven't tested them in this formula but I would expect them to perform well. You could also add a small amount of coated micas for a pearlescent effect and some colour. Happy formulating!
wow thanks for the video @@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401
I want the formula can you help me
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Mam, pl give name of raw materials with% & procedure pl in description, thanks
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Hey Belinda!!! Great video thank you. I wanted to ask you how is it a sulphate free shampoo when you are using surfactant?
Not all surfactants are sulphates! There are many other choices, and there are no sulphates in this formula. You will find this workshop useful: Can I use a different surfactant: personalcarescience.com.au/Workshops/Surfactantworkshop-6326/
hello.. is there any % or active matter limit for organic sulpofon or organic anion surfactants (for oily hairs)
....in sulphate shampoos ..anionic can go as higher as 14% a.m with only 1 % betaine.....I am thinking if organic surfactants are mild why we use non-ionic with them? ... thanks, liked your video
Anionic surfactants are great cleansers, but because of their charge can be irritating no matter if they are natural or not - so you always need to combine with at least non-ionic surfactants/superfatting agents to improve mildness. Formulas should never be just anionic on their own, plus the combination helps boost performance and skin feel (cocamidopropyl betaine is not permitted in organic formulas by certain certifiers so I left it out). Happy formulating!
Do you mix the gum with water
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Hi Belinda. Which preservative do you prefer here? Still so few options I guess...
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MosóMami Kft use vitamin e
Hey, just a quick question. What happens if I use less water in my shampoo? Is there a way to concentrate it? So that less amount of shampoo lasts longers
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Nice video thank you, I shall contact you for the copy of formulations
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How much is the xanthan gum quantity percentage vs all the other ingredients
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What did you mix first with the water
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How many actives is ideal for a stable product? Thanks
It depends a lot on your budget, and target market. If you have the budget, you can add a few actives to really enhance performance - but a lot of times, the actives you choose and can use, gets limited by the budget/cost of the product, and what your target market is prepared to pay. Make sure the product delivers on performance to suit your target market needs, but is still at a price they are willing to pay. Happy formulating!
@@theinstituteofpersonalcare6401 Thanks so much for your response.
Sure I 'lik' it 🥰😘
wow, so informative video 😍,
could I also get the recipe please? 😇
Sure 😊
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Madam surfactants are cancerous plz mention me any natural surfactants we can use in soap and shampoo
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Thank you for this useful example of natural formulation
Thank you for watching.
Wanted the recipe
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE RESPONSE
Great video!!!
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When adding surfactant you warm the mixing at whar degree C ? Thank you
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Mam can you sent list and quality of ingredients
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Thanks a lot for the vídeo, how can I get more detail about Ingredients and posible supliers in latín America
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Hii can u tell the ingredients in the comment box please
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Is xanthan gum organic?
No - it is naturally derived but not organic. To make a Certified Organic product, you can have some naturally derived, non-organic inputs. Find out more with this video: Are your cosmetics really organic: th-cam.com/video/na9EXXDPpEs/w-d-xo.html ; make organic formulas easily with our Create Cosmetic Formulas - Organic program: th-cam.com/video/fGxEdKrMDF4/w-d-xo.html or learn professionally with our Certificate in Advanced Organic Formulations: personalcarescience.com.au/CosmeticScience/CertificateinAdvancedOrganicFormulation-896/
Thank you, l want to go in for production of shampoo. Please can you give the ingredients to me. Thanks
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Can I use a blender to blend the ingredients?
No you cannot.
Why the xanthan gum is added at all
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Plz tell us ingredients with titles. I can't understand ur pronunciation
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thank you
plz explain ingredients all
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Hai mam, can i substitute Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose instead of xantan gum
Not if you want to claim organic - hydroxypropyl methylcellulose is not permitted in organic products as it has some synthetic components.
Thank you very the very eucative video. Kindly avail me a copy of the formula. Thank you.
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Can you please share the cost of 1L
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Sodium coco-sulfate is not organic...
No but neither is cetearyl alcohol or glyceryl stearate yet they are in most of your 'certified organic' skin products - sodium coco-sulfate is considered naturally derived and approved for use in Certified Organic products to the Cosmos standard which is why I have included it.
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