Thickening agent (gel) type Acrylates Crosspolymer By giving the texture of shampoo, liquid soap or cleanser, beautiful clear color and high viscosity in case of wanting to catch beads.

Type: Medium Clear / Economical

Sorbitan Tristearate, commonly known as Span 65, is used as a water-in-oil emulsifier.

HLB is approximately 2.1.

PEG-100 Stearate is an oil-in-water emulsifier commonly used in various types of creams and lotions.

HLB 17.5-19.5 approx.

Ceteareth-10 oil-in-water emulsifier HLB 12-13

Liquid Crystal Cream Maker is an oil in water emulsifier that can create a Liquid Crystal structure for the formula.  Liquid Crystal is an emulsion structure that is similar to the water/fat structure under our skin, allowing it to penetrate into the skin well. Reduce irritation that is likely to occur in other emulsion forms. 

Texturizing powder that is used in place of Silicone in formulas that require a soft and smooth feel on the skin. But don't want to use silicone in the formula.

Triglycerides butter is designed to have a melting point of approximately 35 degrees, making it have special characteristics. Can melt onto the skin When the formula is on the skin

For creating a silky cream texture. Easy to use. Creates a gel texture within 5 minutes. No heat required.

Promotes stable water-in-oil and water-in-silicone emulsions (HLB ≈ 5)

an inorganic salt that is most commonly incorporated into cosmetic formulations not for direct skin benefits (such as moisturization or anti‐aging) but rather to optimize the physical properties of the product