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        | *Make up 50-70% of most formulations.   Waters - Hydrosols/distillates, infusions, aloe vera, distilled water Oils - Liquid plant fats (almond, apricot, avocado, argan oil) Butters/Fats - Saturated plant fats (cocoa/Shea/Coconut Butters) Waxes - Beeswax, Candelilla...   |  | 
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        | *Medicinal & therapeutic plants with skin-healing value. Usually of herbal origin.   Powdered herbs - usually freeze or spray dried Tinctures - extracts made with alcohol/ethanol Macerations - extracts made by infusing herbs in oils or fats Glycerites - extracts made by infusing herbs in glycerine |  | 
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        |     1) Soluble in water 2) Usually preserved |  | 
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        |   1) Soluble in oil 2) usually with added antioxidants to prevent rancidity |  | 
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        | *Have a physical function like an emulsifier or an exfoliant   Examples: Sunflower Lecithin - Emulsifier Pumice Stone - Exfoliator Glycerine - Humectant |  | 
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        | *Related to functional but are an add-in ingredient or legally needed to preserve or prevent rancidity     Examples: Citric Acid - used to lower pH of the formula Vitamin E - antioxidant that prevents rancidity Beetroot Powder - adds color to the formula |  | 
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        | * Fragrances that also have a therapeutic function when used on the skin (or inhaled) *Can also be used to create a smell/scent for the formula   Examples: Lavender EO - Aromaceutical Vanilla Extract - Aroma     |  | 
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        | *Added to make formula visually appealing and attractive   Examples: Dried orange slices Lavender stems Rose petals Gold leaf Seaweed sheets Vanilla pods |  | 
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