Castor oil, sulfated
Latin Name: Ricinus communis
Plant: Seeds
Cold pressed
Latin name: Ricinus communis
Plant: Seeds
* A PERFECT MICELLAR WATER!
A modified castor carrier oil : sulphating.
The sulphuric acid addition (sulphur) makes oil, water-soluble: it dissolves in water.
The sulphated castor oil will thus have affinities at the same time, with water and oil.
It is emollient.
It has a light cleaning capacity .
Uses:
Mix well carrier or essential oils with water.
to make the products richer and emollient
dispersion of carrier oils in water
dispersion of essential oils in water
cleansing milks
bath oils
shampoo, shower gel,
laundry detergent, dish soap, soft skin soap
Dosage: suggestions
cleansing milks: 1 - 4% of the manufactured product's total weight
foaming products: 0,2 - 3% of the manufactured product's total weight
bath oil : 1 - 90% of the manufactured product's total weight
liquid soaps: 1% of the manufactured liquid soap's total weight
*Micellar water is made up of micelles. Micelles. It is the smallest existing assemblies of surfactants in an emulsion . The micellar water is a mix with a major compound (water or oil) containing an inconsistent minority phase (oil drop in water or vice versa). Small particles are formed by the contact of oil and water when soaping. The micellar water therefore has the appearance and freshness of water coupled with the technicality of an oil. It is slightly foaming and ensures a perfect cleansing without the need for rinsing.
Manufacturing: suggestion:
a hydrolate or a mixture of a few (regardless of skin type):92ml
Glycerin : 2ml (optional)
Sulfated Castor Oil: 5ml
Cosp Conservative: 20-25 drops
Shake well; bottle up; use to wash the face or to remove make-up.
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