| Formula: 44236 | Difficulty Level: beginner | Shelf life: min. 3 months | Optimal pH: 4.5-5.0 |
| Phase | Ingredients | Dosage % | Total 100 g |
| A | Linden Water | 86 | 86 g |
| A | Propanediol | 4 | 4 g |
| A | Acacia Gum | 3 | 3 g |
| A | Rice Protein Keratin | 3 | 3 g |
| A | Collagen Amino Acids | 1 | 1 g |
| A | Aromatic Coconut Extract | 2 | 2 g |
| A | Preservative BS | 1 | 1 g |
1. Add the ingredients one by one into a bowl, mixing well after each addition.
2. Transfer the solution into a spray bottle.
The coconut aromatic extract can be replaced with another extract, such as strawberry.
2. Transfer the solution into a spray bottle.
The coconut aromatic extract can be replaced with another extract, such as strawberry.
A formula based on collagen amino acids and vegan keratin, designed to strengthen the hair fiber and improve the appearance of weak, unruly hair. Leaves the hair stronger and with a healthy, glossy appearance.
Question: Would it be possible to add some cationic in this? Polyquaterniums or Honey Quat, or would it interfere with the gum arabic? If so, at what step would it be introduced (or maybe it doesn't matter)?
As for adding a cationic, we actually tried using Guar Quat in the first version, but it didn’t behave well in the solution and settled at the bottom. Honeyquat, however, could work well, though it would need to be tested on a small sample of the product. You could add it after the collagen.