Compositions for the treatment of sweating and methods for making same

A method for making an anti-sweating composition comprising;

• (viii) adding purified and/or deionized and/or distilled water to a vessel with the necessary amounts and concentrations of NaOH and/or HCl or citric or acetic acid or other base or acid to raise or lower the pH of said water to 8.5 (±0.1);
• (ix) adding hydroxypropyl cellulose powder to said vessel and stir a resulting solution until said powder is fully hydrolyzed;
• (x) lower pH of said solution to 7.0 (±0.1) using a 1N HCl solution and begin rapid mixing;
• (xi) adding Polysorbate 20 as an emulsifier for stabilizing oils during mixing
• (xii) adding aluminum sesquichlorohydrate during mixing, thereby lowering pH of said solution
• (xiii) adding silicone oil during mixing and ensuring viscosity of said solution does not exceed 200 centipoise;
• (xiv) adding isopropyl myristate during mixing;
• (viii) adding alkyl benzoate during mixing;
• (ix) adding eucalyptus oil during mixing;
• (x) adding glycerine during mixing;
• (xi) adding talc and/or arrowroot during mixing;
• (xii) adding hydrophobic silica slowly during mixing to avoid funing of fumed silica into the atmosphere;
• (xiii) raising mixing speed once full amount of said hydrophobic silica is added to said solution;
• (xix) adding a combination of phenoxyethanol and ethylhexyl glycerine as a preservative;
• (xx) adding hydrophilic silica in the same manner as steps (xii) and (xiii);
• and;
• completing said composition by mixing until said composition is a stable homogeneous cream-like consistency.