This is part of the #summer2024formulationchallenge Allison and I are doing on Instagram. Check this post for the rules, https://www.instagram.com/p/C8cfLG7RjnQ/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== I wanted to make a post on this formulation and talk a little more about it.
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I had some weird things happen to some surfactant products and I wanted to share what I learned. As I know you might have the same issues. Let’s talk about it.
Added a Fragrance, and the viscosity or the color changed dramatically? It is the most frustrating thing! And there is no real guide to know which will do what. I wanted to address it in a blog post. As a note, I mean fragrance oil and essential oils anytime I talk about fragrance in this post.
This is the second chapter to the chemistry for formulators series. In this chapter, you will learn about how we do chemistry in a lab setting as well as use problem solving skills. I have split it up into three parts. I know a lot of you have chemistry and math anxiety. I walk you thought all the math. Any feedback would be appreciated.
I have been seeing people add urea into a formula; you cannot do that. This is a more advanced ingredient to work with. It can be dangerous if not properly formulated. I will make this a blog post so you can read the sources. It has been months of research.
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