dispersing sunflower oil

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No, but what it does say is INCI Sunflower Glycerides PEG 10
HLB + 7 to 9

I looked quickly at the link don't think it's the same, I look at it again , but it could be similar, there was a time I thought I might what to make scrubs and bombs!

Thanks Hazel any other ideas?
 
I was wrong about the emulsifying agent but you have water dispersible sunflower oil.


From FloraTech

Trade Name: Florasolvs PEG-10 Sunflower
INCI Name: PEG-10 Sunflower Glycerides

Florasolvs PEG-10 Sunflower is a hydrophilic emollient derived from ethoxylated high oleic sunflower oil glycerides. Florasolvs PEG-10 Sunflower is a water dispersible emollient which leaves the skin feeling smooth and soft and conditions the hair.

Florasolvs PEG-10 Sunflower improves refatting and fragrance transfer to skin and hair in surfactant systems without compromising clarity and viscosity.

PEG-10 Sunflower is ideally suited for clear aqueous products, allowing for many color addition options. It has a refractive index around 1.460.
 
I misunderstood your question. I thought you wanted to make scrubs. You'll have to give it a try in a batch and see how it turns out. I don't think there would be much of a difference in a SAP value if there is even a difference.
 
Well, Hazel I did. Now you may remember a few days back I was asking about colorants. Here's what I did: I was looking around my stash when I came upon this unopened bottle of dispersing sunflower oil and guess what was lucking behind it????? Soap dye!!! :eek: Must have come as a gift or something I have no idea. So I also have know idea how old it is. So figure prefect an oil I know nothing about and color I know nothing about Let's make soap!!! :wink:

So I did a small batch it got thick right away after I mixing the oil and water but I just kept that old stick blender going and it came out of it. I now have some very pink close to red soap. I will check it in a bit and proabley upmold it tomorrow. :D I love soapmaking it's an adventure to few enjoy :lol:
 
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It was a very small batch so I molded it in a shallow tray. What you are looking at is the top. It looks just like plastic. Nothing was touching it that's just how it dried. It is totally weird looking? :lol: The recipe called for dead sea salt to be sprinkle on the top but it harden so fast it didn't stick. But that is what you see a little of.
 
I think it looks great! It's a really pretty color. You're going to have people saying "How did you do the textured top?" :lol: I'd like to hear how the lather turns out.
 
You are very welcome. I wonder if that could be duplicated by using either plastic wrap or a plastic bag all crinkled up.... hmmmmmm :?:
 
So it's been 4 weeks and I couldn't stand it any longer. Took a bar of this pretty pink soap and handed it to my husband and said "see what you think". He liked it, so I tried it and it has wonderful lather, it smells good, and I can't say for certain but it seem as tho it will be a long lasting bar. Some experiments have happy endings :D
 
Lindy said:
You are very welcome. I wonder if that could be duplicated by using either plastic wrap or a plastic bag all crinkled up.... hmmmmmm :?:

I bet that would work with a crinkled bag on top- then maybe to get more texture move it around so you have the peaks? Looks like it could work. :D
Nice looking soap.
 
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