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Soy 'whip' could I get some advice?


Chiclet

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Hi everyone :) Im a newbie here (but not at the soap dish) Im hoping someone here can give me a hand in making a soy whip.

I know for a fact this is the ingredient list:

Glycine Soja(Soybean) oil, Glycerin, Water, Steric Acid, Emulsifying Wax, Tocopherol Acetate(Vit E) Cyclomethicone, Propylene Glycol, Diazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben and Propylparaben.

I have tried eight different varriations and I just cant get it right.

A few things about this whip-its DULL, it has no sheen to it-all of mine always look glossy or have a sheen. Do I need to whip longer? I do not have a kitchenaide (I am still waiting on shipment :rolleyes: )

its very thick, I can pull off a little bit and roll it along my skin and itll still be a ball until I really rub it in. I have managed to create a version that will hold a ball but when run down my skin it leaves a greasey trail behind it :lol: NOT what I wanted.

Does anyone have any ideas for me? Oh also this stuff is very spongey, I can press into it a bit and it will spring back. Its VERY cool!!

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What percentage cyclo have you tried?

And don't limit yourself to making it exactly like theirs, you may come up with something even better!

For the smooth gloss, I use IPM. I know it's not in the ingredient list, but it's awesome stuff!

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I bought some on my last visit with the plan of duping. Well, I relly liked it and with the cost of numerous different formulations I deciced that it would be more cost effective to buy it. They are local to me so I save on shipping and $15 gal is a good price.

The stuff is fantastic! Doesn't wash off easily

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