FORMULATIONS


Velvet Primer AP5-61


Phase Product A


INCI DI Water


Phytate MM1 Vegeluron® Matte Lite®


B C D E Clearocast® PolyCast® Sodium Phytate


Gel1 TF61


* 6001


Phytosterol MM1 DI Water


31


Green Tea EG451 DI Water


Skin’entialTM Preservative


HA-FE1


Tremella Fuciformis (Mushroom) Extract solution Self-emulsifying blend based on Montmorillonite (and) Sucrose Distearate (and) Sucrose Stearate


Natural alternative to Silicone Phytosterols


Polyglycerin-3 Camellia Sinensis Polyphenols Non-animal derived Acetyl Glucosamine


A light, smooth base, based on our self-emulsifying base, Matte Lite® offering a powdery, velvet after-feel


TF6, %


74.85 0.05 4.00 5.00


5.00 0.50


2.50 1.50 0.10


5.00 1.00


0.50 *Based on existing MMP, Inc. patented technology


Procedure: In a main vessel, combine phase A under moderate propeller mixing and heat to 40-45˚C, then homogenise for 5 minutes. Continue mixing and heat to 70-75˚C. In a separate vessel, mix phase B and heat to 70-75˚C until clear. At 70-75˚C, add phase B to phase A under high propeller agitation. Homogenise until uniform. Continue with moderate mixing and cool down to 40-45˚C. In a separate vessel, mix and heat phase C at 40-45˚C until clear, then add to phase AB. Mix phase D until clear, then add to phase ABC. Add phase E, then cool down to ≤32˚C. Once batch is at ≤32˚C and homogeneous, adjust pH as needed.


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