In this post, I will be sharing with you a new formulation. This is the follow-up post, the Salicylic Acid Stock Solution post. You can read that post here. I wanted to start with a simple formulation with salicylic acid as it is an advanced ingredient to work with. I have formulated this to be the most optimal for salicylic acid. 

In this post, I am going to be sharing with you how to make a Salicylic Acid Stock Solution. This is an advanced formulation so please read the safety tips.

In this post, we are going to be diving into the difference between sunflower and safflower oil. I have seen these be compared before so I wanted to do some tests myself since I have both. If you have ingredients that you would like me to compare, let me know in the comments below. These two are great inexpensive oils that you can use in all kinds of formulations. To name a few, body oil, cuticle oil, simple body lotions, etc.

In this post, we will discuss whether Coco Betaine is the same as Cocomidopropyl Betaine.
The short answer is no.

I have seen on various formulation spaces state that glycerin is a solubilizer, and this is not true. In this post, we are going to go into the differences between a solvent and a solubilizer.

In this post, we are going to be talking all about glycerin.

I want to give a general outline for making emulsions in this post. If you are new to making emulsions, I recommend reading this post. (Link) It is not going to be all the techniques that you need to make a super stable emulsion, but I did not want to overwhelm people in that post.

In this post, I will share my conditioning hair mist with you. As the title suggests, I am going with a honey theme. I am using Honeyquat and honey powder in this formulation to achieve this. Since I have not posted about these ingredients, let’s do an ingredient guide.

This is a revision from my post from February 15th, 2019 on pressing eyeshadows. I am going to share my tips and trick for making eyeshadows.

When creating my honey conditioner, I decided to use my Dynamic MiniPro MX069.1 homogenizer instead of its stick blender. I wanted to talk about my experience with it. There was a noticeable difference with the homogenizer compared to the stick blender I have been using. I this post, I want to talk about how I altered the method for the formulation while making the product and how you would alter the formulation to be suited for the mixer that you have. I want to remind people that I create custom formulations for brands, making it financial sense for me to purchase this. It may or may not be for you. I will also get into that in this post. This post is not sponsored; I want to share with you my experience. All of this was purchased with my own money.