Question
Posted on: March 6 2013Following formula gives a rather z é é r liquid result. Almond oil 26.4 g Cetiol v 10.8 g stearic acid 1.5 g cetyl alcohol 2.55 g cremophor 3.3 g boric acid
0.45 g
Aqua cons ad 200g
FSA emulsion < BR/> We obtain a (textured) milky lotion, while we would prefer a kind of Mustela toilet milk, ttz. Slightly faster. I thought to increase the amount of cetyl alcohol; But maybe you have better idea ë n?
Aqua cons ad 200g
FSA emulsion < BR/> We obtain a (textured) milky lotion, while we would prefer a kind of Mustela toilet milk, ttz. Slightly faster. I thought to increase the amount of cetyl alcohol; But maybe you have better idea ë n?
Answer
I have a question about the type of product you have used for Cremophor. I suspect that here Cetomacrogol 1000 is meant and not Cremophor EL, which is liquid. A better idea if you have I did not. The amount of stearic acid can also be increased. I would say that the total amount of stearic acid + cetyl alcohol + Cetomacrogol 1000 should match about 20% of the amount present in Cetomacrogolcr è me. The use of boric acid is also not ideal.