SITE SEARCH            FAQ Wellbeing Posts Oils Raw Materials Wellbeing Bottles & Accessories Certified Organic Products Organic Products Cosmetic Bags Gift Packs Books Specifications Recipes   FAQ Site Links FAQs Newsletter Catalogue Request About Us Contact Us Quality Control Manufacturing Byron Bay Farm Policy Position Statement New Directions Institute PH Fact Sheets Messages Messages Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 11:42 AM   solubuliser- Where does it dervives from, where is it extracted from? From 1-10 how bad is it for your skin? Will using more Guargum powder help mix in oils and waters? PLEASE HELP. ADELE Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 11:39 AM   Hi Adele, New Directions solubuliser is a mixture of ethanol and polysorbate. This in non-irritating to the skin used in small doses, such as mixing essential oils with water. Guargum is used to thicken products. To bind water and oil, you will need to use an emulsifier at 3%. We have Cetearyl alcohol as an emulsifier. There are other products but you will get better results with the emulsifier. Nadine displaying 1 to 1 (of 1 messages)   Home | Specifications | Recipes | Forum | Links Copyright © 2006 ndaroma.com