Moroccanoil products!

Yesterday we took a look at argan oil. Today we’ll take a look at the most famous products containing this oil – the MoroccanOil products, since I keep getting e-mails about this product. Let’s take a look at a few of them… Disclaimer: Do you have any idea how hard it is to find the...

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Esters: Using Cromollient SCE in your hair care products

Cromollient SCE works really well in hair care products so let’s take a look at using its emollient and detangling properties in our shampoos and conditioners! Cromollient SCE will increase the mildness, decrease the wet and dry combing forces on our hair, and offer emolliency and detangling properties. So let’s take a look at adding this...

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Argan oil

I’m getting a lot of e-mails asking for more information on this oil and the products in which it is contained, the Moroccan oil hair care products. So let’s take a look at argan oil! Argan oil contains 12% palmitic acid (C16), 6% stearic acid (C18), 42% oleic acid (C18:1), and about 36% linoleic acid...

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Esters: Di-PPG-2 myeth-10 adipate (or Cromollient SCE)

Cromollient SCE (INCI Di-PPG-2 myeth-10 adipate – but I’m not typing that every time!) is a PPG ester that is water dispersible and oil and surfactant soluble.  A lot of people get this product to make dispersible bath oils in the place of polysorbate 80, but it has so many other purposes! Cromollient SCE is...

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Esters: Using PPG-3 benzyl ether myristate in conditioners

We’ve taken a look at using esters in rinse-off and leave-in conditioners, and it’s easy to add our PPG-3 benzyl ether myristate to conditioners in place of our silicones or as an additional emollient, conditioning, and shine enhancing ingredient. Making an intense conditioner is a great idea for dry or processed hair, so let’s take...

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