Re: Fw: thickening shampoo, Marie

[Guest guest]

> I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

Maurice

[Guest guest]

> I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

Maurice

[Guest guest]

> I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

Maurice

[Guest guest]

,

I have tried many things but Crothix works better. I tried also anothe product

which is cellulose

but it makes the soap slimy.I tried borax, salt, boiling the soap to evaporate

more water so

abandonned and used Crothix. Usage level .5% to 2% depending on desired

viscosity.

Marie

--- a écrit : > Hi Marie,

>

> I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if there is

another product to add

> to finished products to thicken with.

> I like to try when I'm making shampoo, to get it thick by cooking. It dosen't

always work.... I

> always have crystal clear shampoo, just not always thick.I'd like to be more

consistent. ;-)

>

>

> Re: thickening shampoo

>

>

> Are u ok with Maurice's explanations?

> Marie

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I have tried many things but Crothix works better. I tried also anothe product

which is cellulose

but it makes the soap slimy.I tried borax, salt, boiling the soap to evaporate

more water so

abandonned and used Crothix. Usage level .5% to 2% depending on desired

viscosity.

Marie

--- a écrit : > Hi Marie,

>

> I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if there is

another product to add

> to finished products to thicken with.

> I like to try when I'm making shampoo, to get it thick by cooking. It dosen't

always work.... I

> always have crystal clear shampoo, just not always thick.I'd like to be more

consistent. ;-)

>

>

> Re: thickening shampoo

>

>

> Are u ok with Maurice's explanations?

> Marie

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I have tried many things but Crothix works better. I tried also anothe product

which is cellulose

but it makes the soap slimy.I tried borax, salt, boiling the soap to evaporate

more water so

abandonned and used Crothix. Usage level .5% to 2% depending on desired

viscosity.

Marie

--- a écrit : > Hi Marie,

>

> I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if there is

another product to add

> to finished products to thicken with.

> I like to try when I'm making shampoo, to get it thick by cooking. It dosen't

always work.... I

> always have crystal clear shampoo, just not always thick.I'd like to be more

consistent. ;-)

>

>

> Re: thickening shampoo

>

>

> Are u ok with Maurice's explanations?

> Marie

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't think she is using any surfactant. She is just looking for a thickner.

?

Marie

--- Maurice Hevey a écrit : >

> > I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

> there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

>

> Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

> anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

> answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

>

> Maurice

>

>

__________________________________________________________

Lèche-vitrine ou lèche-écran ?

magasinage.yahoo.ca

[Guest guest]

I don't think she is using any surfactant. She is just looking for a thickner.

?

Marie

--- Maurice Hevey a écrit : >

> > I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

> there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

>

> Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

> anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

> answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

>

> Maurice

>

>

__________________________________________________________

Lèche-vitrine ou lèche-écran ?

magasinage.yahoo.ca

[Guest guest]

I don't think she is using any surfactant. She is just looking for a thickner.

?

Marie

--- Maurice Hevey a écrit : >

> > I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

> there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

>

> Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

> anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

> answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

>

> Maurice

>

>

__________________________________________________________

Lèche-vitrine ou lèche-écran ?

magasinage.yahoo.ca

[Guest guest]

OOh...its liquid soap...I think being thin is kind of the nature of the

beast. I assumed it was a surfactant shampoo.

Sorry

Sutton

> I don't think she is using any surfactant. She is just looking for a

thickner.

> ?

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[Guest guest]

Hi Marie,

No, you are right. I don't use a surfactant. I make my shampoo with coconut

oil, olive oil, rosin along with glycerine and Turkey red.

Thanks for your replys Marie, I'll give Crothix a try again. I too have tried

salt, borax and boiling till the cows come home with no luck ;-)

" Someone who thinks logically provides a nice contrast to the real world. "

Re: Fw: thickening shampoo, Marie

I don't think she is using any surfactant. She is just looking for a thickner.

?

Marie

--- Maurice Hevey a écrit : >

> > I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

> there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

>

> Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

> anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

> answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

>

> Maurice

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Marie,

No, you are right. I don't use a surfactant. I make my shampoo with coconut

oil, olive oil, rosin along with glycerine and Turkey red.

Thanks for your replys Marie, I'll give Crothix a try again. I too have tried

salt, borax and boiling till the cows come home with no luck ;-)

" Someone who thinks logically provides a nice contrast to the real world. "

Re: Fw: thickening shampoo, Marie

I don't think she is using any surfactant. She is just looking for a thickner.

?

Marie

--- Maurice Hevey a écrit : >

> > I was hoping that he would have another suggestion for me on if

> there is another product to add to finished products to thicken with.

>

> Without knowing what raw materials (surfactants) there is no way

> anyone can help you. We have to guess. There are no universal

> answers. What are you surfactants are you using?

>

> Maurice

>

>