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At 08:02 AM 6/9/2004, you wrote:

>Hi friends,

>

>Wondering how to make an Unscented Shower Gel base more foamy after

>adding EO and carrier oil?

>

>Seems that the shower gel mix I have is rather watery... :P

 

not sure why anyone would add carrier oil to a shower gel...that is going

to kill the foam.

 

if you want to try again with just the eo's...some of them will 'thin out'

a gel... if that happens, sometimes adding a tiny bit of salt will help

thicken it.

 

but the carrier oils have killed your soap bubbles, and I don't think

there's much you can do to counter act that...unless you want to add some

more of a gentle surfactant...and the situation is going to get so

complicated you are truly better off starting over.

 

 

 

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hahaha....you got me there...thanks for your advice...I'm a newbie at

Aromatherapy and blending stuff, and heard from someone that adding a little

carrier oil helps wif 'moisturising' after washing off the shower gel... :P

 

Anyway, will take your advice...and try wif just the EO and shower gel, and

adding a little bit of salt to 'thicken' the mixture.

 

 

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Marge Clark

 

At 08:02 AM 6/9/2004, you wrote:

>Hi friends,

>

>Wondering how to make an Unscented Shower Gel base more foamy after

>adding EO and carrier oil?

>

>Seems that the shower gel mix I have is rather watery... :P

 

not sure why anyone would add carrier oil to a shower gel...that is going

to kill the foam.

 

if you want to try again with just the eo's...some of them will 'thin out'

a gel... if that happens, sometimes adding a tiny bit of salt will help

thicken it.

 

but the carrier oils have killed your soap bubbles, and I don't think

there's much you can do to counter act that...unless you want to add some

more of a gentle surfactant...and the situation is going to get so

complicated you are truly better off starting over.

 

Visit us at: <http://www.naturesgift.com>

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