“…To fabricate nano‐emulsions, it is viable to employ high‐energy and low‐energy methods (Izquierdo et al, ). With high‐energy methods, it is necessary to maintain high mechanical energy exerting on the system using various kinds of instruments including ultrasound generators, rotor/stator type, and high‐pressure homogenizers (Ševčíková, Kašpárková, Vltavská, & Krejčí, ). On the contrary, the use of low‐energy emulsification methods requires low energy and the formation of nanoparticles is carried out mainly through either the phase inversion temperature (PIT) or the emulsion inversion point (EIP) technique (Anton, Benoit, & Saulnier, ).…”