e.g. Formula should be emollient on the lips and offer carotenoid properties to nourish the skin.
Designing
500.0
e.g. Lip Balm
19.0
30.0%
e.g. The balm was initially soft but hardened slightly overnight.
e.g. Replacing beeswax with myrica fruit wax in this formulation to cater for vegan customers.
e.g. Myrica Cerifera (Bayberry) Fruit Wax (Phase A)
25.00%
e.g. Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter (Phase A)
25.00%
e.g. Mauritia Flexuosa (Buriti) Fruit Oil (Phase B)
39.30%
e.g. Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil (and) Vanilla Planifolia Fruit (Vanilla maceration in Jojoba Oil) (Phase B)
10.00%
dl-alpha tocopherol (Vitamin E) (Phase B)
0.50%
e.g. Citrus Nobilis (Mandarin) Peel Oil (Phase C)
0.20%
e.g. 1. Melt the myrica wax and mango butter in a water bath at approximately 60-65°C.
2. Blend phase B and heat it in another bath at approximately 40°C.
3. When the wax-butter phase has melted, stop heating this phase, remove it from the water bath and add the warm oil phase.
4. Stir the total mixture and start cooling.
5. When the mixture comes to a trace (you start to see a solid trace in the overall blend), add the essential oil and pour the balm in suitable jars. Do not completely close
e.g. Next time I attempt this formulation, I will increase the myrica fruit wax from 25% to 26%, as this may harden the balm slightly.
e.g. Any other information you want to include here. Read how to make this formulation at https://formulabotanica.com/make-amazonian-lip-balm/
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2018-FB-LIP-001
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Batch #
2018-FB-LIP-001
Formulator's Initials
e.g. PR
Name of Formulation
e.g. Amazonian Lip Balm
Date of Lab Entry
1/1/2019
Purpose of formulation
e.g. Formula should be emollient on the lips and offer carotenoid properties to nourish the skin.
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Are you designing, manufacturing or testing?
Designing
Batch Quantity (gram)
500.0
Product type
e.g. Lip Balm
Lab Temperature °C
19.0
Lab Humidity (Percentage)
30.0%
Observations
e.g. The balm was initially soft but hardened slightly overnight.
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{name}
Background Info
e.g. Replacing beeswax with myrica fruit wax in this formulation to cater for vegan customers.
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{name}
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Amazonian Lip Balm - Finished Formulation
Ingredient 1 INCI Name
e.g. Myrica Cerifera (Bayberry) Fruit Wax (Phase A)
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{name}
Ingredient 1 (Percentage)
25.00%
Ingredient 2 INCI Name
e.g. Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter (Phase A)
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{name}
Ingredient 2 (Percentage)
25.00%
Ingredient 3 INCI Name
e.g. Mauritia Flexuosa (Buriti) Fruit Oil (Phase B)
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{name}
Ingredient 3 (Percentage)
39.30%
Ingredient 4 INCI Name
e.g. Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil (and) Vanilla Planifolia Fruit (Vanilla maceration in Jojoba Oil) (Phase B)
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{name}
Ingredient 4 (Percentage)
10.00%
Ingredient 5 INCI Name
dl-alpha tocopherol (Vitamin E) (Phase B)
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{name}
Ingredient 5 (Percentage)
0.50%
Ingredient 6 INCI Name
e.g. Citrus Nobilis (Mandarin) Peel Oil (Phase C)
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{name}
Ingredient 6 (Percentage)
0.20%
Ingredient 7 INCI Name
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Ingredient 7 (Percentage)
Ingredient 8 INCI Name
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Ingredient 9 INCI Name
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Method of Manufacture
e.g. 1. Melt the myrica wax and mango butter in a water bath at approximately 60-65°C. 2. Blend phase B and heat it in another bath at approximately 40°C. 3. When the wax-butter phase has melted, stop heating this phase, remove it from the water bath and add the warm oil phase. 4. Stir the total mixture and start cooling. 5. When the mixture comes to a trace (you start to see a solid trace in the overall blend), add the essential oil and pour the balm in suitable jars. Do not completely close the jars. Keep the jars in the fridge overnight. 6. Remove the jars from the fridge, close the cap and label them.
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Next Steps
e.g. Next time I attempt this formulation, I will increase the myrica fruit wax from 25% to 26%, as this may harden the balm slightly.