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Body Mist / Room Spray using Poly Suga Mulse D9 (exclusive)

Updated: May 13, 2022


All ingredients in this formula are naturally derived or Ecocert approved accept for the polysorbate 80


Formula;

phase A

phase B

Directions;

  • combine all ingredients in phase A and mix

  • combine all ingredients in phase B in a separate beaker and mix

  • place phase B in an over head stirrer to create a vortex

  • slowly add phase A into phase B

  • you'll notice phase B will turn cloudy when you pour in a little bit of phase A. keep mixing until phase B turns clear. once it turns clear add a little bit more of phase A

  • keep doing this until all of phase A is incorporated

  • once all of phase A is incorporated into phase B the solution may have some foaming on top. This is fine. Solubilizers are surfactants, so this is why that happens. Let it sit overnight and you will notice the foam will go away

balancing ph;

If you are using this as a room spray there is no need to balance the ph between 4.5-5.5 since you won't be spraying it on your body, but you do want to make sure the ph is below 6 since euxyl k 903 is active in formulas with a ph below 6.


Benefits/Purpose of each ingredient;

poly suga mulse D9 - used as solubilizer to blend the fragrance/essential oil into water. Oil and water do not mix, so you need an ingredients such as a solubilizer to blend the two together.

glycerin - humectant that hydrates the skin, but is specifically used in this formula to help the scent last longer

euxyl k 903 - ecocert approved preservative. active in ph levels below 6. recommended use level is between 0.4% - 1.2%


Substitutions;

substituting ingredients will change the final feel, viscosity, and overall effect of final product. percentages and formulating procedure may need to change with substitutions.

  • poly suga mulse D9 - tego solve 61, FSS SuperSolv, polysorbate 80, or polysorbate 20 (if you use either polysorbate the solution won't be clear

  • glycerin - propanedial, propylene glycol or other humectant

  • euxyl k 903 - any other water soluble preservative like optiphen plus, euxyl PE 9010, geogard ECT, tristate eco, etc. liquid germall plus isn't recommend fore aeresol cans, which I know this isn't an aeresol product, but it is sprayed like and aerosol. So for that reason I don't recommend it.

How to make a body mist / room spray with an essential oil

Formula;

phase A

phase B

Directions; same as the last formula

balancing ph; same as last formula

Benefits/Purpose of each ingredient; see last formula

Substitutions; see last formula


How to make a body mist / room spray with polysorbate 80

Formula;

phase A

phase B

Directions;

  • combine all ingredients in phase A and mix

  • combine all ingredients in phase B and mix

  • start stirring phase B to create a vortex and slowly pour phase A into phase B

  • Unlike the last two formulas the solution will turn cloudy and stay cloudy.

Note: Both polysorbate 80 and polysorbate 20 creates cloudy solutions. I do recommend trying to increase the percentage of the polysorbate 20 or 80 to get a clearer solution. I've read that polysorbate 80 is always cloudy, but if using polysorbate 20, you can get a clear solution by using it at a higher ratio. Instead of a 1:1 (oil to polysorbate 20) try a 1:2 or 1:3 or more until you get a clear solution. I don't have polysorbate 20, so I can't test it myself.


balancing ph;

If you are using this as a room spray there is no need to balance the ph between 4.5-5.5 since you won't be spraying it on your body, but you do want to make sure the ph is below 6 since euxyl k 903 is active in formulas with a ph below 6.


Benefits/Purpose of each ingredient;

polysorbate 80 - used as solubilizer to blend the fragrance/essential oil into water. Oil and water do not mix, so you need an ingredients such as a solubilizer to blend the two together.

glycerin - humectant that hydrates the skin, but is specifically used in this formula to help the scent last longer

euxyl k 903 - ecocert approved preservative. active in ph levels below 6. recommended use level is between 0.4% - 1.2%


Substitutions; see first formula






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