Issues regarding the stability of hair dye kits (hydrogen peroxide type) products
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With the arrival of summer and rising temperatures, the problem of swelling in the company’s hydrogen peroxide-type hair dyeing creams arises once again. According to company leaders and senior employees, this issue has existed for over 10 years without any effective solution. The swelling occurs whenever the products are stored in warehouses or after being shipped. The solution suggested by the packaging process engineers is to significantly reduce the filling volume during the summer months; however, I believe this does not address the root of the problem – it is only a temporary fix. I would like to ask everyone whether the swelling of hydrogen peroxide-type coloring creams due to rising temperatures is an issue that cannot be solved, or whether it is related to the amount of certain ingredients used in the formula, such as emulsifiers, stabilizers, or chelating agents. Please help me with your insights.
Could the moderators help think of a solution? What should I do with my posts that haven’t received any replies from other users? Is there a better way to resolve this issue? I really need answers to these questions; thank you
Your question is difficult; experiments are needed to address it. At the very least, one must be very familiar with your product’s formula and manufacturing process in order to be able to offer suggestions!
There’s one more thing to point out: questions like the ones you’ve asked are highly practical in nature, and it takes a lot of training, going from theory to practice, for those working in the chemical industry to master them. In today’s society, these things have economic value; therefore, since someone is offering them to you free of charge, you must remember to be grateful! Say thank you or give some points. Give some encouragement to those who reply to the post – that way, more people might respond!
Thank you for the reminder; I will pay attention to the ways and methods of learning*.
In a situation like yours, it’s likely that the hydrogen peroxide will decompose when heated.
A certain proportion of hydrogen peroxide stabilizer needs to be added.