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Organic Shampoo Base 100 ml

Building Your Own Natural Shampoo Formula From a Ready Base

For makers who want to skip complex chemical processing, an organic liquid shampoo base offers a practical starting point already balanced for foam quality and gentle cleansing. All that remains is to introduce active ingredients and fragrance to build a finished product. This item belongs to the section Bases for Shampoo, Cream, and Balm Wholesale, where related semi-finished products for personal care manufacturing are gathered, making it easy to combine several textures within one product line.

The 100 ml packaging is designed mainly for trial batches, formula testing, and home production of shampoo for personal use or small handmade assortments. This volume lets a maker fine-tune the percentage of added extracts, check foam density, and confirm ingredient compatibility before ordering larger containers. Plant-based extracts, essential oils, and water-soluble vitamins should be introduced while gently warming the base to around 35-40 degrees Celsius, which allows even distribution without breaking down beneficial properties. Going above this range is not recommended, since many natural additives are sensitive to overheating.

Within a shampoo formula, this base pairs well with hydrolates, panthenol, and light oils such as jojoba or grapeseed. A useful addition is the Calendula & Chamomile Moisturizing Serum, which can be blended into the finished shampoo at around 3-5 ml per 100 ml of base to add extra softness for the scalp and reduce irritation. This combination is particularly popular for sensitive skin formulas and gentle children's care lines.

The main demand for this raw material comes from handmade cosmetics production, small natural care businesses, and home experimentation aimed at tailoring a formula to a specific hair type. Beyond shampoo, the base is also used as a foundation for intimate washes, facial cleansing foams, and gentle body cleansers. When assembling a complete care range, makers often combine this shampoo base with other semi-finished products, such as Natural Gel Base for creating shower gels of a similar texture, or the Lip Gloss Base when the assortment covers both lip and hair care products.

Store the base in a tightly closed container, in a dry place away from direct sunlight, at room temperature, avoiding sharp temperature changes and proximity to heating devices. Once opened, it is best used within a reasonable timeframe to preserve texture stability and the effectiveness of active ingredients. Shaking before use is not required, but light stirring before dosing helps restore uniformity if the product has been sitting still for a while.

Citrus Refreshing Shampoo for Trial Batches

Organic shampoo base 80 ml

Aloe vera gel 8 ml

Panthenol liquid 2 ml

Grapeseed oil 3 ml

Sweet orange essential oil 5 drops

Distilled water 7 ml

Warm the base gently in a water bath to about 35-38 degrees Celsius, then slowly add the aloe vera gel and water while stirring continuously until fully uniform. Mix in the panthenol and grapeseed oil using slow, steady movements to prevent excess foaming. Finally, add the sweet orange essential oil and blend thoroughly through the mixture. Pour the finished shampoo into a clean dispenser bottle and let it rest at room temperature for a few hours before the first use.

Date:

3 April 2026

Author:

Крістіна

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Замовляла тут неодноразово, завжди задоволена.

Тетяна, Кицмань

Цей магазин просто рай для любителів домашньої косметики! Тут є все, що потрібно для створення своїх унікальних косметичних засобів. Ціни приємні, а якість продуктів бездоганна.

INCI	Aloe Powder, Aqua, Citric/Benzoic Acid, Xanthan Gum, Decyl Glucoside, Phenoxyethanol, Lauryl Betaine
Other
Application	cosmetic, hand-made, liquid soap, shower gel, soap bubbles, bath foam, shampoo
Att brand	England
Color product	from transparent to yellow
Descriptio smell	not
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Organic Shampoo Base 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
View	viscous colorless liquid
Valid until	10.2028