Some thoughts on storing products in the fridge

As I mentioned in this post, I’m really enjoying Cooking for Geeks, a book I originally bought for Raymond, and I’m reading a lot about safety in the kitchen. Although I’m not a fan of comparing cooking to product making, there are some points we can take from it when it comes to product safety....

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Duplicating products: Neutrogena’s Body Oil

Someone suggested Neutrogena’s Body Oil for a duplication, so let’s take a look at it! Ingredients: Isopropyl Myristate, Sesame (Sesamum Indicum) Oil, PEG 40 Sorbitan Peroleate, Propylparaben, BHT, Fragrance Isopropyl myristate – An ester that makes our products feel less greasy. It can be used as an oil to make products feel less greasy. Sesame oil...

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Why the heck did I buy that?

As I organize the workshop a little better, I’m encountering ingredients I didn’t remember buying and haven’t used. I have a few esters and ingredients for hair styling products for my mom that I’ve never even cracked open! I’m dying to play with them, so I’m planning a day on the Easter weekend to go...

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Duplicating products: Oil of Olay in shower lotion

As a rule, you can use any lotion as an in shower lotion – just use it in the shower – but let’s take a look at the Ultra Moisture Oil of Olay In Shower Lotion contains and try to duplicate it. Remember the six steps for duplicating products… Step 1: Get the complete ingredient...

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Duplicating products: A few thoughts on differences between our products and commercial products

When you’re duplicating products, you’ll soon come to realize that the commercial products contain a lot more water and a lot more mineral oil than we generally use in our products at home. One of the reasons for using a lot more water is cost. Water is fairly inexpensive compared to oils, butters, surfactants, and...

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