Yes, you can replace Argireline powder with goat's milk powder, but the benefits of the cream will change. Goat's milk powder is nourishing, hydrating and soothing, but it won't provide the wrinkle-reducing effects of Argireline. Also, the cream's texture may become slightly thicker and creamier due to the powder's different consistency, so you may need to adjust the formulation slightly for a smoother finish.
You are welcome. Tallow helps thicken creams due to its solid consistency at room temperature. Replacing it with a light oil would make the cream runnier, as light oils are more fluid and won’t provide the same thickening effect as tallow.
Thank you for this cream. It looks beautiful! I can't wait to make it. What's the INCI name for the Argireline you're using? I have two options to purchase: Argireline NP ( INCI: Water, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Acetic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium Sorbate). Or Argireline Amplified, (INCI: Water (aqua), Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Sodium Benzoate), I'm not sure which one to purchase. Please help. Thank you!
In my formula, I used Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 Wrinkle Removing Hexapeptide Powder and added a preservative, as it’s water-based. If you're choosing between the two options, either should work, but my approach focused on using the pure peptide powder for precise concentration control along with a preservative.
Can you replace the lavender hydro water for something else ? I don't have this. When I watch your video's I'm always minus one ingredient. LOL This looks like a beautiful cream.
Hi dear m again here I have to ask I made for a trial magnesium sulfate 1/2 cup ,same water ,one n half spoon shea butter and one spoon bees wax preservatives optiphen and lavender 0.5gram coconut oil 1/2 cup added stearic acid as well but when I was mixing magnesium It was not fully dissolved I mixed all together n beat it by hand continually but there was water separation then I added more oil n bees wax it's stable now but magnesium still feels what's my mistake guide me
I think your main issue is that the magnesium sulphate didn’t fully dissolve in the water before mixing with the oils. Magnesium sulphate dissolves well in warm water, so you should heat the water phase and stir until it’s fully dissolved before adding to the oil phase. Beeswax and shea butter act as stabilizers, but they’re not strong emulsifiers. For better stability, you might need a dedicated emulsifier. The separation occurred due to incomplete emulsification. Next time, dissolve the magnesium fully in the water phase, use an emulsifier, and blend thoroughly to create a stable emulsion and prevent separation. Hope that helps.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 yup I tried but it doesn't mix but it's just small quantity I'll try again practice makes perfect 😉 I have emulsifying wax may I used it
Bless you really I love you I trust only your suggestions sorry to disturb u alot , can I add e wax now ? By melting it n then mix in it or should I discard that prepared mix
This is a lovely cream you made I love the creamy of it ; Thank you so much for your hard work.
You are very welcome. Thank you for your kind words
Thanks for sharing detailed tutorial 🤗
You are very welcome. Thank you
Thank you for this lovely recipe, one question Can I replace the argrline powder with goat milk powder ?
Yes, you can replace Argireline powder with goat's milk powder, but the benefits of the cream will change. Goat's milk powder is nourishing, hydrating and soothing, but it won't provide the wrinkle-reducing effects of Argireline. Also, the cream's texture may become slightly thicker and creamier due to the powder's different consistency, so you may need to adjust the formulation slightly for a smoother finish.
Thanks for nice recipe ❤ can i replace tallow to any lighet oil ?
You are welcome. Tallow helps thicken creams due to its solid consistency at room temperature. Replacing it with a light oil would make the cream runnier, as light oils are more fluid and won’t provide the same thickening effect as tallow.
Thank you for this cream. It looks beautiful! I can't wait to make it. What's the INCI name for the Argireline you're using? I have two options to purchase: Argireline NP ( INCI: Water, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Acetic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium Sorbate). Or Argireline Amplified, (INCI: Water (aqua), Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Sodium Benzoate), I'm not sure which one to purchase. Please help. Thank you!
In my formula, I used Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 Wrinkle Removing Hexapeptide Powder and added a preservative, as it’s water-based. If you're choosing between the two options, either should work, but my approach focused on using the pure peptide powder for precise concentration control along with a preservative.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 Thank you!
Can you replace the lavender hydro water for something else ? I don't have this. When I watch your video's I'm always minus one ingredient. LOL This looks like a beautiful cream.
Thank you so much. The hydrosol can be replaced with distilled water or aloe vera juice.
Hi dear m again here I have to ask I made for a trial magnesium sulfate 1/2 cup ,same water ,one n half spoon shea butter and one spoon bees wax preservatives optiphen and lavender 0.5gram coconut oil 1/2 cup added stearic acid as well but when I was mixing magnesium It was not fully dissolved I mixed all together n beat it by hand continually but there was water separation then I added more oil n bees wax it's stable now but magnesium still feels what's my mistake guide me
I think your main issue is that the magnesium sulphate didn’t fully dissolve in the water before mixing with the oils. Magnesium sulphate dissolves well in warm water, so you should heat the water phase and stir until it’s fully dissolved before adding to the oil phase. Beeswax and shea butter act as stabilizers, but they’re not strong emulsifiers. For better stability, you might need a dedicated emulsifier. The separation occurred due to incomplete emulsification. Next time, dissolve the magnesium fully in the water phase, use an emulsifier, and blend thoroughly to create a stable emulsion and prevent separation. Hope that helps.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 yup I tried but it doesn't mix but it's just small quantity I'll try again practice makes perfect 😉 I have emulsifying wax may I used it
Bless you really I love you I trust only your suggestions sorry to disturb u alot , can I add e wax now ? By melting it n then mix in it or should I discard that prepared mix
Distilled water is necessary what if u used simple mineral water at home
I have stearic acid n I used it in oils
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