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Read our latest blog post for a comparison between borage oil and CO2 extract: https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/522-Pressed-oil-vs.-CO2-extract-Borage.html
Read our latest blog post for this awesome body caramel: https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/523-Scent-of-the-orient-Whipped-Body-Butter.html
In this highly digital time we're stil old-fashioned and love paper crafting. The 8 steps of pH measurements in an artistic way 😉
Peppermint hydrosol has cooling, antiinflammatory and antiseptic propertis. It is an excellent ingredient for foot and after-sport preparations as well as for cooling body mist and facial toners
Meadowsweet hydrosol has antiinflammatory, astringent and sedative properties. An excellent ingredient for micellar waters and facial tonics
Read our latest blog post to learn how to make a regenerative facial serum with provitamin D:https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/524-Regenerative-facial-serum.html
we've added a new "natural" surfactant based on apple amino acids to our shop: https://shop.skinchakra.eu/en/Cosmetic-Lab/Surfactants/Proteol-APL-EF.html
foaming is a drawback of all solubilizers but you can reduce foaming in your formulations
Helichrysum hydrosol is effective in wound healing and preparations for rosacea, cuperose and inflamed skin (Len price: understanding hydrosols)
Read our latest blog post to learn how you can reduce the foam of natural solubilizers: https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/525-A-green-kick-in-the-day-revitalizing-toner.html
there has been a very confusing article (last year) that claimed oils and balms would damage the skin barrier. This blog post caused an avalanche of concern and fear among "natural" skincare formulators. We've written a rebuttal to this blog post and discussed why it is good piece of nonsense. You can read our rebuttal here:
https://formulabotanica.com/oils-and-balms-not-ruining-skin/
Did you know that borage CO2 extract, apart from high levels of linoleic and alpha-linolenic acid contains ca. 1300 ppm phytosterols? It is an excellent anti-inflammatory and barrier repair ingredient
Read our latest blog post which is all about the comparison of evening primrose oil and CO2 extract: https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/527-Pressed-oil-vs.-CO2-extract-Evening-Primrose.html