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Tips & Techniques: Creating your own ingredient comparison charts for things like oils, butters, solid oils, esters, surfactants, preservatives, and so much more

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Preservative comparison chart for Eumulgin SG. I can't describe it all here as it's huge, but if you email me at swiftcraftymonkey@swiftcraftymonkey.blog, I will send you a text version.

I love a good chart! I started compiling them in 2006 when I started out as a baby formulator so I could make good decisions about which oils to use because I just couldn’t justify owning 70 different oils. As you work your way through the site, create a chart for things that interest you....

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Chemistry: How to read the periodic table – columns, groups, and families (part 5)

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Welcome to part five of this series on learning chemistry! In part one, we looked at the resources and materials we need to study chemistry. In part two, we learned the parts of an atom – protons, neutrons, and electrons! In part three, we learned about ions and valence shells. In part four, we learned...

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I have removed all the charts from this blog – updated on November 12, 2017

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I have removed all the charts I created for oils, butters, preservatives, and more as well as all the free PDF tutorials and handouts as I’m tired of seeing people using my work without linking here or giving me credit. These charts are the result of a lot of reading and researching. The three newest...

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