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Combine the water and glycerin into a clean beaker. Stir well to combine
88 grams Distilled Water, 5 grams Glycerine
Pour the glucosides into the beaker with the water. Gentle stirring needs to be done here so as not to create too many bubbles.
4 grams Decyl Glucoside, 2 grams Coco Glucoside
Add the preservative and stir, once again trying not to create too many bubbles.
1 gram Saliguard
Finally we need to check our pH. When using surfactants we always need to check the pH of the finished product to check that it's not too high. Dilute a small sample of the cleanser (1 part cleanser to 9 parts distilled water). Dip a pH strip into the diluted sample and check it reads pH 5.0–5.5. We found most of our foaming cleansers needed a small adjustment of around 6 drops to lower it. (see how to adjust bellow)
Once you have the correct pH balance, transfer to a foamer bottle.
Foamer Bottle
Notes:
Optionally add one of drop of liquid soap dye to color your cleanser.