Creating your own cleansing balm is a rewarding and fun skincare project. It is empowering and it gives you control of your ingredients and tailoring the product to suit your needs. By following this simple formulation, you will create a beautiful cleansing balm to give you a nourishing and cleansing experience to achieve healthy, glowing skin!
These easy-to-follow formulation e-books contain my years of experience in making hundreds of these incredible products. They are created to empower the skincare novice who’s keen on learning how to make some DIY skincare products; or for someone who is looking to start a skincare or bath & body business and wants to shoot straight to fool-proof formulations without wasting time, money and resources on failed formulas; or even experienced formulators looking for product development on true and tried formulations.
And these formulations are from products that have actually been used and loved by my clients over the years, with amazing user experience and reviews!
In this step-by-step guide, you will learn about:
- Understanding Cleansing Balms and their Benefits
- A list of Materials You Will Need
- The Cleansing Balm Recipe – scalable in a % formulation
- The ingredients list breakdown
- And more!
Ingredients needed for this formula are:
- Apricot Kernel Seed Oil or Carrier Oil of choice
- Castor oil
- BTMS-25
- Cetearyl Alcohol
- Polysorbate 80
- Vitamin E natural
- Optional: Essential oils
Please take note of the following:
- This is a digital file, and not an actual product. Upon purchase, the PDF eBook will be emailed to you by Marble & Pop within 24 hours
- All these formulations are created with easily sourceable and affordable ingredients.
- A list of local suppliers is provided in each eBook to obtain the ingredients
- To make bigger batches, this recipe is fully scalable in % formulations – which are provided.
- This digital book is protected by copyright laws and is for personal use. Unauthorized distribution, sharing, or reproduction of this eBook guide is strictly prohibited.
- Digital purchases are non-refundable due to the nature of access and copying capabilities.