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Natural emulsifier specifically developed for the manufacture of milks and lotions
It is recognized by the organic cosmetic labels
You will use it to obtain a very fine and stable lotion
Description:
Natural emulsifier specifically developed for the manufacture of milks and lotions
It is recognized by the organic cosmetic labels
You will use it to obtain a very fine and stable lotion.
Properties :
- Oil-in-water" emulsifier.
Indications:
- Ideal for making body lotion, lotions or creams fluid.
Use:
Melt the emulsifier into the oil phase of the preparation (oil and oil-soluble ingredients: waxes and butters will determine the fluidity). The recommended dosage is 1 to 5% in the oil phase
The aqueous phase is also heated (distilled water), hydrolat... and water-soluble ingredients: the addition of xanthan gum is recommended as an additional stability factor) at around 60°. The two phases are mixed together while stirring vigorously with a small whisk.
At the end of the preparation, add 1 to 3% ofessential oil as needed.
The addition of a natural antioxidant (vitamin E tocopherol) and a natural preservative (potassium sorbate) is required.
Composition:
C14-22 Alkyl alcohol, C12-20 Alkyl Glucoside.
General tips for making a successful emulsion :
Use sterilized pots and utensils
- Weigh the ingredients separately
- Heat the water phase and the oil phase separately in a water bath (around 60°C)
- When the oil phase is well melted, whisk lightly to make the mixture more homogeneous (incorporating the emulsifier and, depending on the recipe, cocoa butter, milk, etc.) beeswax...)
- If you have added ingredients such as urea or xanthan gum, stir to make the water phase more homogeneous
- Then pour the aqueous phase slowly and progressively into the oily phase (water-in-oil emulsion) or vice versa (oil-in-water emulsion), whisking continuously until the preparation cools down and a consistency of cream whipped.
- When the temperature of the cream drops to 40°, you can add the last additions (essential oilsvitamin E, preservative...). Whisk.
The two types of emulsion
There are two types of emulsion. O/W emulsions (oil-in-water) and W/O emulsions (water-in-oil). Depending on the type of emulsion, a cream behaves differently on the skin. O/W (oil-in-water) emulsions are characterized by small spheres of water caught in the middle of a continuous oil phase. They are typically protective creams. O/W emulsions are characterized by small spheres of oil trapped in the middle of a continuous aqueous phase. They are easily removed by rinsing. They are typically nourishing creams, with a large aqueous phase that hydrates the skin and a small oily phase that nourishes it.
Be careful! The ratio between the water phase and the oil phase does not determine the type of emulsion (a cream with 40% oil phase and 60% water phase can be an O/W emulsion as well as a W/O emulsion). Only the nature of the emulsifier should be taken into account. 40% oil phase and 60% water phase seems to be a good average for a light and smooth cream. For very dry skin, it is perfectly possible to reverse this ratio.
Packaging:
50 grams, in its white pot.
Brand:
Through our presence at various fairs dedicated to alternative medicine and, in a privileged way, at the "Nature & Progrès" fairs, we have largely contributed to the diffusion and popularity of aromatherapy and, in a general way, of all the ways of using the essential oils and natural in various areas of life.
Through our training cycles, organized by the founder of the company, André Bitsas, we have initiated a good number of health professionals and individuals who have decided to take charge of their own well-being and that of their loved ones.
André Bitsas is the author of the book Aromatherapy Body and Soul, published by Amyris. Our range of pure, natural, chemotyped and organic essential oils is the keystone of our activity
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