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Luxury DIY Sulfate Shampoo - Workbook - VF
Luxury DIY Sulfate Shampoo - Workbook - VF
Sulfate
Shampoo
WORKBOOK
HAIRQARE
Throught the course of the lessons, you will discover everything you need
to create your best performing sulfate shampoo, that will help you keep your
scalp and your stands clean, smooth and happy.
The formulation you are about learn has been developped by Dr. Deepa
Subramanian, PHD who is a specialized formulation scientist.
Her passion lies in helping people understand the science behind various
products, so that anyone can make the best customized homemade DIY.
Copyright Notice
Rate your unique situation in the scale below before choosing your ingredients.
Scalp
Dry - Itchy Oily
Type
No flakes
Sensitivities
Environment
Hair
I want to improve: Shine
Moisture
Growth
#1 Shampoo
Before After
Shine Shine
Smoothness Smoothness
Breakage Breakage
Tangles Tangles
Volume Volume
#2 Shampoo
Before After
Shine Shine
Smoothness Smoothness
Breakage Breakage
Tangles Tangles
Volume Volume
#3 Shampoo
Before After
Shine Shine
Smoothness Smoothness
Breakage Breakage
Tangles Tangles
Volume Volume
Notes
mL vol% mL vol%
Water
Glycerin
Xamthan Gum
Anionic sulfate
surfactant -
Sodium
Coco-sulfate
non-ionic surfactant
- coco glucoside
Vitamin E Oil
Vitamin B5
(optional)
Citric acid
Terasodium
EDTA (optional)
Potassium sorbate
Fragrance -
Essential oil
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scalp clean and healthy, free of dirt, debris, oil, pollution and so on.
How to Analyse Your Products
HOW TO FIND INGREDIENTS YOU’RE INTOLERANT TO
1. Write down the product you had a negative reaction to, its ingredients
list, the pH and the type of reaction you had in the worksheet.
3. If you’re already down to 1 ingredient, good job! Write it down in the field
below and avoid all products with this ingredient.
4. If the list still has a lot of ingredients, try out a new product. If you have
no reaction to the new product, repeat step 2), if you do have a reaction
to it, circle the overlapping ingredients and write them in the field below
the ingredients list. Avoid those ingredients whenever you can.
5. Write down the product you had a positive reaction to, its ingredients list,
the pH and the type of positive reaction in the worksheet.
7. Write the first 5 circled ingredients on the list (excluding ‘water’) in the
field below. Seek out products with these ingredients when buying new
hair care.
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Product Analysis
Use this worksheet to find out which ingredients you have intolerances to and which
ones your hair loves.
Product Name
Ingredients
pH Level
Negative Reaction
Ingredients to avoid
Product Name
Ingredients
pH Level
Negative Reaction
Ingredients to avoid
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Notes
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