Re: Amaze XT

[Guest guest]

Hello:

I got a sample of this product and don't need to buy a drum at this

time, so I wondered if anyone on this list has purchased any, and

can spare a few Kgs.

Debbie

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> As I said before, the additive that makes a gel " suspending " is a

carbomer. Carbomers are synthetic. There is a carbomer

called " Carbopol " that will suspend Ball Bearings in a fairly thin

gel!! However, for those of us who are trying to create products

that are as natural as they can be...there IS an alternative. It's

called Dehydroxanthan Gum and it is sold under the Trade Name " Amaze

XT " at National Starch. Try this product in your formulation to see

if your exfoliants aren't indeed suspended. You can research this

additive and order a fairly generous FREE sample at the following

link: http://www.personalcarepolymers.com/Site/ProdView.asp?

ID=028029A

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[Guest guest]

Debbie,

You can purchase this from Angie at The Herbarie http://theherbarie.com under

her tradename Extraordinary XG.

Welch

Lotioncrafter

http://lotioncrafter.com

Re: Amaze XT

Hello:

I got a sample of this product and don't need to buy a drum at this

time, so I wondered if anyone on this list has purchased any, and

can spare a few Kgs.

Debbie

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much!

I looked at her site, but guess I was looking for the wrong stuff.

Debbie

> Debbie,

> You can purchase this from Angie at The Herbarie

http://theherbarie.com under her tradename Extraordinary XG.

> Welch

> Lotioncrafter

> http://lotioncrafter.com

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> Hello:

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> I got a sample of this product and don't need to buy a drum at

this

> time, so I wondered if anyone on this list has purchased any,

and

> can spare a few Kgs.

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> Debbie

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