by smudhja.ns » Sun Aug 07, 2022 9:30 pm
If you want to make a sunscreen balm with Bisoctrizole in the formula, will you need a binder (such as WaterBalm)?
Recipe example
Touch-up Sun Balm SPF30 PA++++
(calculating sun protection by website https://sunscreensimulator.basf.com/Sunscreen_Simulator )
% Ingredients
2.5 BEMT
5 OMC
7 Bisoctrizole
20 Synthetic Beeswax
2 Polyethylene wax (Hard)
34 Silicone and fine touch powder
0.05 Protec OX
0.2 Perfume
LipidSoft Rest
thank you
by staff » Wed Aug 17, 2022 8:18 pm
hello
The presence of a wide variety of oils and waxes in the formula Usually this requires the use of a coordinating aid. That combines oil well together, such as Oil Blender , but in this case of the member, there is Bisoctrizole , which must be distributed in the water as well. Using WaterBalm will help to harmonize, but reduce Beeswax a bit (replace some parts with WaterBalm) because WaterBalm. It has the appearance of a wax that thickens the formula as well.
