Foot cream with urea

Formula: 28163

Phase	Ingredients for ~100 ml	%	Quantity
A	caprilis oil	20	20 gr
A	lanolin	10	10 gr
A	emulsan	6	6 gr
A	cetearyl alcohol	6	6 gr
B	flat water	39,4	39,4 gr
B	sodium PCA	2	2 gr
B	urea, cosmetic	15	15 gr
C	niaouli essential oil	1	33 drops
C	cosgard	0,6	20 drops

Sanitize the dedicated containers and utensils you will work with, details in the general safety guidelines.

Preparation method:

Add the ingredients of phase A to a heat-resistant glass. In another heat-resistant glass add the ingredients from phase B. Both glasses are placed in a water bath, stirring occasionally.
When both phases have reached a temperature of 75°C, remove from the heat.

Gradually pour phase A over phase B, while already mixing the phase B composition. Mix for 3 minutes.
Place the beaker in a bowl of cold water to accelerate the cooling process, continuing to mix manually for 3 more minutes.

When the composition has reached body temperature, add the ingredients of phase C, mixing thoroughly after each.
The cream thus obtained is transferred to the dedicated container. pH: ~6,5

A cream formulated for foot care, with dry and unaesthetic skin, but can also be used on the hands, knees, elbows. Reduces calluses and corns, improves the appearance of cracked skin, stimulates blood circulation, stimulates epidermal regeneration, exfoliates and smoothes the skin, deeply moisturizes. It can be used daily.
It has a creamy texture, is easily absorbed, is not too greasy and has a pleasantly invigorating smell.

Options and explanations:

instead of caprilis oil you can use another vegetable oil, according to your preferences; we chose caprilis for this formula because it gives a pleasant, non-greasy texture and the cream absorbs more easily
instead of niaouli essential oil (chosen for its bactericidal, tonic, blood circulation and analgesic stimulant effect), another essential oil or a combination of suitable essential oils can be used, such as: lemongrass, peppermint, palmarosa, cajeput, eucalyptus lemon, eucalyptus globulus, ravintsara etc; a successful combination for a pleasant scent would be 0.3% peppermint essential oil + 0.7% natural cosmetic fragrance oil Lotus foret

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Difficulty: beginner/advanced/experienced
Utensils: precision scale, 2 Berzelius beakers, mini mixer, thermometer, teaspoon/spatula
Recommended container: Carven/Sobra jar with lid, 100 ml or Clara/Ambra glass jar with lid, 120 ml
Shelf-life: 3 months, prepared in optimal conditions of hygiene, kept in a cool place

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