Hi Marie, I love the way you’re explaining this! ❤️ would you be able to do more videos like this for people who are wanting to learn how to learn how to formulate their own recipes with the ingredients that you have been sharing with us all these few years. You’re amazing and I look forward seeing your videos all the time. Xoxo
After changing the amounts of emulsifying wax and cetyl alcohol till the cows came home with no improvement, I finally found the culprit that made my lotion destabilize/separate: the preservative!!! I was pulling my hair in frustration, so.. thank you for saving my locks lol!
I have formulated goat milk powder a few times as much as 5% this is only used privately had good results . Used Cetearyl Alcohol Butters oils Kept it simple Thicken without using Xanthem gum. Gave to some to friends with no problems used Germal plus preservative. Got them to use with in 6 weeks . With Vanilla and orange. I would not sell this how ever But happy to use this my self I am happy you finally addressed this have been hoping you would . I have also made Camel milk as well Still working on that. Haven’t used powder in oil phase Thanks for that tip … Thanks for explaining
If someone wanted to use goat milk in a facial lotion, could they mix the goat milk with a little bit of lotion for immediate application? Instead of incorporating it in the lotion for bottling.
Due to its pH and other qualities, it would potentially destabilize the lotion formula, its pH, and/or disrupt the germicidal properties of the preservatives used in that formula to preserve those particular ingredients, so my understanding is that it would be safer to formulate it intentionally instead and only use goats’ milk that way. If you just wanted to add a splash of goats’ milk to a dollop of lotion in hand used right away, that could work I suppose, as the two would not be stored anywhere together in one bottle. But I think that’s the main concern. If the lotion’s actives only work in a particular pH range, it’s possible that could reduce their efficacy somewhat, though.
What is the goat milk powder for? Is there a non animal use equivalent? Kind of seems bizarre to take milk from another animal intended for its young…!
@@melisamartin1450 Our skin certainly does love bioavailable vitamins and fats, but, there are ways to obtain those without exploiting animals. I know most people don't mean to, but that's just what happens when we take from animals without their consent.
Hi Marie, I love the way you’re explaining this! ❤️ would you be able to do more videos like this for people who are wanting to learn how to learn how to formulate their own recipes with the ingredients that you have been sharing with us all these few years. You’re amazing and I look forward seeing your videos all the time. Xoxo
After changing the amounts of emulsifying wax and cetyl alcohol till the cows came home with no improvement, I finally found the culprit that made my lotion destabilize/separate: the preservative!!! I was pulling my hair in frustration, so.. thank you for saving my locks lol!
You are one among people I trust in formulating life❤️
❤️ Thanks for watching!
This is great! Thanks Marie for all that you do!!
I am happy you have talked about using milks in formulas thank you .
Cool! Thanks Marie.
I was hardly finding it!
Informative!
Thanks for watching!
Your so welcome😊!
Thanks I always wanted to make goat's milk lotion. Very informative👍
I have formulated goat milk powder a few times as much as 5% this is only used privately had good results .
Used Cetearyl Alcohol Butters oils
Kept it simple
Thicken without using Xanthem gum.
Gave to some to friends with no problems used Germal plus preservative.
Got them to use with in 6 weeks .
With Vanilla and orange.
I would not sell this how ever
But happy to use this my self
I am happy you finally addressed this have been hoping you would .
I have also made Camel milk as well
Still working on that.
Haven’t used powder in oil phase
Thanks for that tip …
Thanks for explaining
Wow great info!! Do you have a blog or any other platform?
Hello did you introduce the powder in the water phase or at cool down? Thanks
Good content.luv it😍😍😍😍
Thank You for vídeo and important information is Very excellent, perfect is You canal of TH-cam... congratulations.
My God bless you life Marie 🙏💖
Thanks for watching!
@@HumblebeeAndMe Fine thank You for You Marie 😘🙏
I have a powdered goats milk I use in soaps.. This would be great as a set
impressive!
If someone wanted to use goat milk in a facial lotion, could they mix the goat milk with a little bit of lotion for immediate application? Instead of incorporating it in the lotion for bottling.
Due to its pH and other qualities, it would potentially destabilize the lotion formula, its pH, and/or disrupt the germicidal properties of the preservatives used in that formula to preserve those particular ingredients, so my understanding is that it would be safer to formulate it intentionally instead and only use goats’ milk that way.
If you just wanted to add a splash of goats’ milk to a dollop of lotion in hand used right away, that could work I suppose, as the two would not be stored anywhere together in one bottle. But I think that’s the main concern. If the lotion’s actives only work in a particular pH range, it’s possible that could reduce their efficacy somewhat, though.
What is the goat milk powder for?
Is there a non animal use equivalent?
Kind of seems bizarre to take milk from another animal intended for its young…!
Goat milk is very beneficial for skin! It is rich in vitamins and fats that our skin loves ❤
@@melisamartin1450 Our skin certainly does love bioavailable vitamins and fats, but, there are ways to obtain those without exploiting animals. I know most people don't mean to, but that's just what happens when we take from animals without their consent.
Can you use homogenised goats milk(ie liquid) instead of distilled water?
The answer would be pretty much the same as the answer in this video on powdered milk :)
Have made Goats milk with good results.
Can we add potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate as preservative?
Partner blog post explains.
is there any particular preservative.thank you
I'm not sure what you are asking? Have you read the partner blog post? :)
@@HumblebeeAndMe I will read again thank you ma'm
Another emulsifying agent instade of ritamulse SCG
Partner blog post explains.
🌹😘 thank you ....
please translate videos in Arabic in the language❤️♥️
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