Kedves Andrea, Elméletileg, amennyiben követte a recept leírását, helyesen járt el a krém készítésénél. Az Alfa emulgeáló egy hideg eljárással működő emulgeálószer, amely nagyon hatékony és jól múködik, amennyiben betartja a következő javaslatokat: - az Alfa emulgeálót 20 másodpercig önmagában kell keverni, amíg elkezd opálos színűvé válni - ezután, állandó keverés mellett, cseppenként adja hozzá az olajat, az alfa emulgeáló, mint a tojássárgája fogja felvenni az olajat és egyre inkább majonéz állagú lesz - a xanthán gumit tartalmazó B fázist ugyancsak nagyon lassan adagolva adja, állandó keverés mellett, a majonéz állagú A fázishoz. Ez a teljes folyamat akár 20 percig is eltarthat. Keveréshez ajánljuk az oldalunkon megtalálható elektromos vagy elemes minimixert. Az ön által által elkésített termék, a híg állag ellenére is használható, ellenben valószínűleg egy idő után a vizes fázis el fog válni az olajos fázistól. Sok sikert kívánunk!

Kedves Ellemental, Erről az oldalról ez az első recept amit elkészítettem és sajnos nem lett jó a krém állaga. Nagyon híg és valamelyik por, talán a méhpempő nem oszlott el egyenletesen. Eddig olyan kozmetikum recepteket készítettem, ahol a zsír - és vízfázist fel kellett melegíteni emulgeálás előtt, itt ez nem volt írva, ezért nem tettem. Kellett volna? A keverésnél sem igazán kezdett sűrűsödni, de reménykedtem, hogy másnapra eléri a kívánt állagot. Dagasztókarral kevertem, esetleg botmixerrel kellett volna? Előre is köszönöm a választ, Boros Andrea

Hello. Aloe powder is slightly grainy, not as fine as rice powder.

Hello, Although I am off topic, I would like to know if aloe vera powder is of a very fine granulation , similar to micronized rice powder. Thank you in advance!

Thank you very much!

Hello. You can add spirulina instead of the royal jelly powder, but keep in mind that you will see a fine green layer on the skin. Possibly use the cream as a mask (with rinsing afterwards).

Hello. I would like to add spirulina powder to this cream. Can buttermilk powder be replaced with spirulina? Thank you very much!

Ok.. thanks for the help, I'll just stick to the ingredients in this recipe.

Hello. The present formula is not optimal for oilier or acne-prone skin, as it has a rather high lipid dosage in the first place. We assume that you have added the rice oil and vegetable silicone in phase A by appropriately subtracting or replacing the other vegetable oils. The recipe implicitly contains quite a lot of glycerin, and the addition of panthenol and collagen is not an optimal choice in this case, but that also depends on the dosage. Vitamin A can also contribute to the problems, or even the fragrance. The skin should be cleansed with a product that also contains tensides, a gel with panthenol and essential oil does not cleanse the skin well. We hope we've been able to help.

To this recipe I added rice oil, and vegetable silicone in the first phase and at the end I added vit A , panthenol, collagen , tea tree and freesia fragrance. I also made in larger quantity for my sisters. I have normal skin, one sister has acne (teenage) and the other has combination sensitive skin. After less than 1 week the sister with problematic skin had comedones all over her complexion, and after 2 weeks we had a few. The cream, otherwise, is very good ..(even the sister with sensitive skin is very happy with it, she hardly finds something that doesn't irritate her), only I would like to know what to change/eliminate from it to stop pimples from appearing under our skin.(before each application we cleanse our skin with a gel with tea tree and panthenol) . I await your reply.Thank you.

You can use jojoba and tamanu oils in the recipe instead of the two recommended oils, but you cannot substitute Bella for the Alpha emulsifier.

I have jojoba and tamanu oils, and Bella emulsifier. Can I use them as a substitute in this recipe?

Good afternoon. For the moisturizing properties you could consider cucumber extract or glycerin as a substitute, but the form (powder or liquid) of the ingredient also matters. The emulsifier already contains glycerin, therefore we suggest removing the aloe powder from the recipe without replacing it with another ingredient.

Hello,what could I replace aloe vera powder with,for the same benefits- I have neither allantoin nor coconut powder.Can glycerin or cucumber extract be a replacement for aloe vera powder in a recipe?Thank you.

Thank you very much!

Hello, You can replace the oils in the recipe with melted shea butter and argan oil. The aloe vera gel can be included in phase B, dosage about 15% and subtract the immersion water appropriately - thus replacing the aloe vera powder. We do not recommend including raw buttermilk, the cream would be prone to accelerated microbial growth. Royal jelly powder can be removed from the recipe. Allantoin can be included, for example, 0.3-0.5%. The cream is not watery, but is fluid; only fluid textures and cream-gel viscosity can be achieved with Alpha emulsifier.

Hello, I would like to try the recipe myself but I need help and advice.Can you replace the evening light oil with shea butter(melted in a steam bath) and the rosa mosqueta oil with argan oil? Instead of aloe powder I have aloe gel at home (don't know if it's ok being watery) and instead of matcha milk powder I have raw matcha milk in a jar. How could I include them in place of the ones in the recipe so as not to spoil the composition and if I can change how much should I use?I don't want the cream to come out watery. Maybe something else should be added under these conditions... I made the vitamin serum and it turned out very well, I'm very pleased with it and I've got the courage to try a cream. Thank you.

Infusions are more susceptible to microbial growth and spoil much faster compared to floral waters. In some formulas they can be incorporated, but in emulsions we usually do not recommend.

Instead of floral waters can I use herbal infusions? Chamomile example

Melinda, we cannot recommend a substitute but you can replace it with other active ingredients such as: hyaluronic acid, dragon's blood extract, coconut powder, silk protein.