3 MUST-HAVE COSMETIC INGREDIENTS FOR DIY BEAUTY FORMULATIONS (BONUS RECIPE INCLUDED)

[@greenbeautychemist.]

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[@samphoo8017]

Does Euxyl 9010 dissolve in water, no need for solubalizer as their information page states?

[@chinenye3348]

Please, I would like to know if Edta and sodium gluconate perform the same function. New subscriber🎉

[@greenbeautychemist.]

EDTA is a stronger chelator and a lot more toxic but it is way stronger. Sodium gluconate is non toxic and still works well in most formulation but the good news is they are both chelators. I don't recommend EDTA for sensitive skin.

[@samphoo8017]

Euxyl 9010 says you need something like Propandiol to get it to dissolve in water. Can you share your experience with using it without a solubalizer? Many thanks for the great content!

[@greenbeautychemist.]

No dear. It just needs to be mixed well. It will mix with your final ingredient no problem. Because it has limited solubility in water, it requires strong mixing. That is all you have to do.

[@samphoo8017]

@@greenbeautychemist. thank you so much for sharing your expertise and knowledge 🙏 until now I didn’t know what limited solubility meant

[@lakshmipriya9098]

Hi chemist ple suggest a thicken agent for my natural organic shampoo

[@greenbeautychemist.]

I need to know the ingredients in your organic shampoo to suggest a thickener. Thank you

[@ThankYouJesusTheChrist]

hank you dear. One question though is that Euxyl says it doesn't dissolve in water, that it needs something like propandiol?

[@greenbeautychemist.]

No dear. It just needs to be mixed well. It will mix with your final ingredient no problem. Because it has limited solubility in water, it requires strong mixing. That is all you have to do.