Description
Shampoo Formula
Sulfate Free
Coconut
Aloe Vera
Salicylic Acid
Ginger
Shampoo For Different Hair Types
Oily Hair
There are shampoos specially formulated to help remove excess oil from the scalp and make it look cleaner. Look for shampoos that contain ingredients like tea tree oil, lemon juice, or apple cider vinegar which can help break down oils and residues on the scalp.
Curly Hair
Curly hair needs a lot of moisture, so find shampoos and conditioners that are specifically designed to hydrate and nourish the locks. Avoid products that contain sulfates, as these can strip away the locks’ natural oils. For best results, use a wide-toothed comb or fingers to detangle wet hair before shampooing.
Dry Scalp
For a dry scalp, look for shampoos that contain natural ingredients to nourish and hydrate the skin. Coconut oil, jojoba oil, and almond oil are all great options as they will keep your scalp looking clean while providing needed moisture.
Fine Hair
People with fine hair should use a gentle shampoo and conditioner to volumize and thicken strands, without weighing them down. Look for products that contain lightweight ingredients like aloe vera or lavender extract. Avoid using too much product as this can cause the hair to become limp and lifeless.
Damaged Hair
Damaged hair needs products that contain ingredients to help repair it and make it stronger. Look for shampoos and conditioners that are designed to target split ends, frizz, and dryness.
Sensitive Scalp
People with sensitive scalps should look for shampoos and conditioners that are specifically made to soothe and nourish the scalp. These products from TY Cosmetic will not contain harsh ingredients like sulfates or fragrances which can irritate the skin. We also have pet shampoos that are specially formulated to be gentle and non–irritating for animals.
Shampoo Types
Dry Shampoo
Dry shampoo is the perfect solution for giving the hair a quick pick-me-up without having to wet it down. It’s an ideal choice for those of us who don’t have time or energy to jump in the shower after a workout, a humid commute, or when trying to extend the life of our blowouts.
Volumizing Shampoo
Volumizing shampoo is a great way to pump up limp hair and give it body and volume. Many volumizing shampoos contain ingredients like wheat proteins, panthenol, or keratin to strengthen hair strands and add thickness.
Hard Water Shampoo
Hard water can make it difficult to keep the hair looking and feeling its best. Hard water shampoos from TY Cosmetic are specially formulated to combat the effects of hard water by using ingredients like chelating agents that bind with metals in the scalp and strip away excess residue.
Shampoo Manufacturing Process
Step #1 Compounding
Shampoo starts off with a mixture of water, surfactants, and preservatives. This is known as the shampoo base or “compound”. The base should be stable and thick enough to support added ingredients like fragrances, colorings, and moisturizers.
Step #2 Manufacturing
The liquid shampoo base is then run through a mixer to combine all the ingredients. In most cases, the shampoo is run through a homogenizer to ensure that everything is thoroughly blended and there are no lumps or clumps of any one ingredient.
Step #3 Filling
Once the shampoo has been manufactured, it’s ready for packaging. Bottles are filled with the shampoo and sealed before being sent off to stores.
Step #4 Quality Control
Before any shampoo leaves the factory, it is inspected for quality control purposes. This includes making sure that all ingredients are present in the correct amounts and that there are no foreign particles or contaminants in the product.
How To Make Your Own Shampoo Brand
Step #1 Focus On The Purpose Of Your Hair Product
When creating your own shampoo brand, the first thing to consider is why you want to make it. Once you have identified the purpose of your shampoo, then you can start to think about the ingredients and formulation that will be best suited for it.
Step #2 Collect Your Ingredients And Tools
Making your own shampoo requires a few tools and supplies, so have a look around to see what you need to get started. You’ll need water, conditioning agents such as glycerin or castor oil, surfactants like SLS or SLES, essential oils for scent, and preservatives to help protect the product from bacteria.
Step #3 Create Prototypes
Once you’ve gathered all your supplies, it’s time to start creating prototypes of the shampoo. Start by mixing small batches in a bowl and make sure that each batch is labeled with the ingredients you used. This will help you find out which combination of ingredients works best for your hair type.
Step #4 Optimize The Formula Of Your Hair Product
Now that you’ve created a few prototype batches, it’s time to refine the formula of your shampoo. Adjust the ingredients and amounts until you get the desired result, then write down all the measurements so you can make larger batches.
Step #5 Package Your Product
Once you have perfected your shampoo recipe, it’s time to package it. You can buy empty bottles and containers from stores or online, then just fill them up with your product. Be sure to label the contents correctly for safety purposes.
Step #6 Brand Your Product
Creating a unique identity for your shampoo is essential to make it stand out from other products on the shelves. This includes coming up with a catchy name and designing an eye-catching logo that will help customers recognize your product.
Considerations When Buying Shampoo
Hair Type
It’s important to consider the hair type when selecting a shampoo. It will be the basis of the decision-making process.
Ingredients
It’s important to consider the hair type when selecting a shampoo. It will be the basis of the decision-making process.
Sensitivity
Before selecting a shampoo, take into consideration skin sensitivity. Not all ingredients will work equally well with sensitive scalp and skin. Consider TY Cosmetic, a reputable shampoo manufacturer that offers mild formulas that are suitable for those with sensitive scalps and skin.
Environmental Factors
Climate and water hardness can affect the effectiveness of shampoo. If the buyer lives in a climate that has high humidity or hard water, consider using a special shampoo made specifically for such conditions.
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