Tapioca Starch - Modified

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AI Generated Review Summary

Tapioca Starch - Modified is praised for its ability to absorb and carry large quantities of oils, creating a dry powder form that dissolves in bath water to release the oils. Customers appreciate its silky feel and the great price-quality ratio.

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• Price: 8%
• Feel: 22%

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Review highlights

• "makes products feel silky, great price and quality" — Chris
• "This works great and I've found it to be the best price." — Deborah
• "Feels great on the skin!" — Kelly

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Q&A

I want to add tapioca starch to my shampoo bars. I see you have the regular tapioca starch, the slick fix(which also seems to be regular tapioca starch) and this(the modified). Which one would you suggest I use?

We recommend the tapioca starch.

would this work in mineral makeup as one of the fillers?

You will need to test this on your own.

I want to use this in bath salts. Can you please give me clarity on when to add this and also polysorbate 80? Would i combine those 2 and the FO together first, then add and mix that to into the salt mixture and then the mica? Any information on amounts or ratios or guide me to something that does please? As a side note, you have conflicting answers in this Q&A about it being okay to use in bath salts, so maybe clarify that for me too please?

This can be used in bath salts, yes. Poly 80 would still be necesarry to disperse the ingredients in bath water. All ingredients should be added to the salt, we would recommend adding the liquid ingredients first, then adding color and the tapioca starch!

Would this be the same as "Natrasorb Bath"

No, these are different products.

Hi. Would this work in a stick deodorant as a substitute for arrowroot or corn starch?

Yes, you should be able to make this substitution.