Bramble Berry Glossary

Free-standing candles molded to hold their shape while burning without a container.

Gathering hair high and loose to preserve curls and reduce flattening overnight.

Mineral-rich salt crystals added to soap for exfoliation, visual appeal, and a firm, long-lasting bar.

Mineral-rich pink crystals used sparingly for visual appeal and gentle exfoliation.

Pink-toned mineral crystals added for exfoliation and visual appeal.

Small transfer tools for dispensing tiny amounts accurately, especially liquids.

Lightweight molds commonly used for beginners.

Drying curls by wrapping in a soft fabric to reduce frizz and encourage definition.

A versatile emulsifier that produces stable, smooth emulsions across many formulations.

Clear packaging material used for moisture resistance.

A lighter emulsifier used for fragrance or color dispersion in water.

An emulsifier that helps oils disperse in bath water instead of floating on top.

A pliable styler that adds shape and shine with medium-to-strong hold.

A melt pattern that’s too narrow or uneven, often linked to wick size or airflow.

Tiny natural particles added to soap to provide firm exfoliation and visual texture.

A misconception about pore behavior, as pores do not physically change size.

The ability of hair to absorb and retain moisture.

Discoloration left behind after inflammation or breakouts heal.

A calming treatment used after hair removal to reduce irritation.

A highly caustic alkali used in soapmaking, especially for creating soft or liquid soaps.

A heat-safe container used for measuring, melting, and controlled pouring.

The temperature range used when filling containers to reduce issues like frosting, sinkholes, or wet spots.

Smoothing product over sections with flat hands to reduce frizz and keep clumps intact.

Products formulated to support skin changes during pregnancy.

Ensuring ingredients and formulas are safe for use during pregnancy.