How to write a cosmetic formula

Are you working with cosmetic formulas but not sure how they should be written? Have you ever read our format and wondered why we write formulas that way? Have you ever tried to make different batch sizes of product but not sure how to convert your ingredients? Find out how to write cosmetic formulas properly, to suit various batch sizes and equipment in this video. We give you a list of what to do, and what not to do, with a good and bad formulation example. Get formulating with confidence, and learn how to write a cosmetic formula properly, today! Watch now.

[ssc]

I make soaps, lotions etc., and this is how I learned to make my products. This way is so easy to use and once it's correct you can convert and be able to size up or down. I am so glad that you covered this subject. This is very important information that people need so that they will be doing it correctly. Thank You!

[MyAMPHITRITE]

From the clarity of sound to the organization of how the information is given absolutely remarkable. Truly inspiring thank you for such structured informative video and resources!

[annequinn]

So professional..I always do my formulas in %. You explained it so eloquently.. thank you.

[chocolatecoils]

The way you explain is so eloquent and easy even for a beginner who just interested in making their own sample product. This helped me to clean up my already thought out product list and I def made a sheet on the List A ingredients list now I’m changing my list to phases and changing my liquid water percent to 100 rather than the total grams to Oz ratio I originally had because I can just adjust if I already start with 100%=100g =3.52 oz and that’s enough for sample product plus all the other percent additions of extracts and such

[MsLeahCEO]

Still seems like a lot of work but I have to get it done! Everything was well explained and easy to understand, It probably won’t be as hard as I think one I get started

[antheafewquandie]

Thank you for formulation information it was hard when I first started running into problems when scaling and learning to be consistent with with suppliers to produce a formula the same every time .

[devinedaughter]

What an amazing help you are! This is the second video of yours that I have come across and you changed the game for me both times!! Thank you so much for your knowledge and teaching!! 🙏🏽✨💖

[singhmaster]

Very articulate and precise info. Thanks for all the work you put in this video teaching people to write a cosmetic formula. Now i know there are different types of ingredients made with a different formula and made by a different company that can effect your final products.

[noluthandomthimkhulu]

Thank you so much for this video. You explained everything so well.

[DavidRil]

Wow, what a great video. This way puts my formulas to shame. Thank you for the great video.

[chemistmada]

As a professional formulator, I give you 🥇

[icroyale]

thank you very much this is very informative for me a beginner

[silviamtz]

I've made formulations in % then convert it to grams. So now I just convert grams to % and write down the phase. Very interesting

[protork]

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I am one your subscriber
Bro. From Chennai, South India. 🇮🇳

[janarogordlow]

Thanks 🙏🏻
This video was very helpful.

[anushaliyanaarachchi]

Thank you hope to start to produse cleanser and scrub or exfoliater

[veronikalong]

Very precious information, thanks so much

[lifewithmodesty]

WOW! I learned so much in... how long was this video? I need to start from scratch because I learned it all over in detail. Thank you

[sherryanntodd]

Very thorough and professional...keep.up the good work

[tatianaweathers]

Im still a bit confused, let's say I have a recipe already that is written in Ounces and I now want to take that a make a formula from it. how would I do that. How would I take those ounces and turn them into percentages? How will I make sure it equals 100%?