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How To Make A Green Cleanse Powder to Foam Cleanser

Our Green Cleanser Powder-to-Foam Cleanser is one of the example formulations found inside our class Formulating Cleansing Powders which you will get for FREE when you enroll onto our Diploma in Natural Skincare Formulation before midnight on June 4th. Find out more and enroll here - https://www.schoolofnaturalskincare.c... Who is our target audience? Our Green Cleanse Powder-to-Foam Cleanser is for people of all ages and genders, particularly those with oily skin or who are interested in water-free formulations. What problems are you solving? What skin type is it for? It offers effective cleansing of the skin from general dirt, grime and sebum that accumulates on the skin’s surface. The active matter of this product is relatively high, so it will be helpful for those who have oily skin. This improves the cleansing ability of the product, increasing its ability to remove excess oils, resulting in a deep cleanse. What is the purpose/function of your product? This powdered cleanser is to be used as a refreshing morning cleanse or a second cleanse in the evening. What properties and qualities do you want your product to have? This pale green, powdered cleanser contains a surfactant that will produce a light foam once combined with water. This effectively cleanses the skin from water soluble impurities and some oil residues on the skin, leaving it cleansed and ready for further skincare products such as a moisturizer. As this product contains surfactants this will naturally remove some water and oil residue from the skin. However, as the base of the product is water it will remove more water soluble impurities from the skin, therefore following the ‘like dissolves like’ principle whereby hydrophilic ingredients are able to dissolve other hydrophilic substances. What type of packaging will your product go in? This product will be packaged in either a glass jar or bottle, ensuring that the powder can be easily expelled by the user. What ingredients are used in powder face cleansers? An exciting array of ingredients are possible in cleansing powders. Most are either starch/clay or milk powder-based, plus a surfactant such as sodium cocoyl isethionate (for those all-important cleansing properties). Powders can range from various plant- or animal-based milks, and starches and clays include options such as corn, tapioca and white rice starch powder, bentonite clay and ultra-ventilated green French clay. Appealing and interesting active ingredients can also be added for the specific functions they offer, such as antioxidant, anti-inflammatory or soothing properties. Sidr (jujube) powder, matcha green tea powder, aloe vera powder, white willow bark powder, and Vitamin C powder can all be used in cleansing powders, to great effect. For passionate natural beauty lover, there’s so much to love about cleansing powders! A hugely versatile product that is great fun to make and use with significant benefits for the skin using an amazing array of interesting ingredients! Plus, you tap into your sustainable, zero waste and plastic-free values with these products 🙂 Find out more and join our Diploma in Natural Skincare Formulation by clicking this link - https://www.schoolofnaturalskincare.c... #organicskincare #naturalskincare #skincarecommunity #skincarelover #organicskincareproducts #naturalbeauty #naturalskincareproducts #skincareexperts #skincareeducation #skincareenthusiast #skincarecommunity #zerowaste #plasticfree #skincareingredients #organicingredients #naturalingredients #facemask #facemaskbeauty #naturalfacemask #organicfacial