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Jane,

See my post below to Jirarat regarding the use of fatty alcohols. As for the

Ammonyx you will this material is effective at 4-6% in the formulation.

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Usage rates for ammonyx cetac and cetyl alcohol

I have some cetyl alcohol and ammonyx cetac I bought some time ago,

and I forget what they're for!

I looked them up, and it appears that the cetyl alcohol is used as an

emmolient or as an imulsion stabilizer that, among other things,

increases hair softness.

The ammonyx cetac is an anti-static and conditioning agent.

So can anyone tell me the usage rates for these ingredients in hair

contioner, and if I would need to decrease or eliminate the

conditioning emulsifier from my hair conditioner recipe if I use the

cetyl alcohol?

Thanks folks!

Jane

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>So can anyone tell me the usage rates for these ingredients in hair

>contioner, and if I would need to decrease or eliminate the

>conditioning emulsifier from my hair conditioner recipe if I use the

>cetyl alcohol?

Ammonyx CETAC is made by Stepan. If you visit their website

http://www.stepan.com/en/products/product_detail.asp?id=34

you'll find suggested formulations for using Ammonyx CETAC.

Clear Hair Conditioner

Moisturizing Hair Conditioner

Pump Leave-In Hair Conditioner

Clear Bath Body Gel

Hot Oil Treatment

Fortifying Leave-In Conditioner

Light Spray-On Detangler For Kids Or Very Fine Hair

Cold Mixing Pearlescent Hair Conditioner

Styling Lotion

If you have already have a Hair Conditioning formula that uses Angie's

Conditioning Emulsifier, you can add Ammonyx CETAC at 2%.

Maurice

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Maurice O. Hevey

Convergent Cosmetics, Inc.

http://www.ConvergentCosmetics.com

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