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Please check the sunscreen formula.

Postby krittin123 » Mon Apr 03, 2023 5:27 pm

Please help check the recipe proportions and mixing methods.
Want sunscreen, milk texture, silicone base, easy to spread, set dry, matte, comfortable skin Suitable for oily skin and waterproof.
Expect sunscreen SPF 50 PA++++


[A] Mix the silicone part.

Cyclotetrasiloxane __________________ 50.00%
Warp Cream Maker ™ XL ____________ 5.00%


[B] Mix the oil portion. (oil-soluble sunscreen)

ETHYLHEXYL METHOXYCINNAMATE _______ 10.00%
DHHB ___________________________ 3.00%


Mix [A]+[B] well.


[C] Mix water + water-soluble sunscreen

Water ___________________________ 20.00%
Magnesium Sulfate ________________ 1.00%
Preservative ______________________ 1.00%
Bisoctrizole ______________________10.00%


Slowly pour the [C] water content into the [A+B] bit by bit while blending at high speed.


I don't know if this formula can be mixed to get the desired results.
Please ask for advice

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Re: Please check sunscreen formula

Postby staff » Thu Apr 13, 2023 3:44 am

hello


I think it can be mixed, but Bisoctrizole has to be separated to be added in the last step instead. can not be dissolved in water first because it may cause problems with the emulsion system

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Re: Please check sunscreen formula

Postby krittin123 » Sun Apr 30, 2023 12:49 am

Tried mixing it and it works fine. Get the soft, smooth touch you want.
But the formula is liquid like water. If you want the meat to be a little thicker not flowing too easily
How should I adjust the recipe?

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