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What is Polyacrylate-13 in Cosmetics?
Polyacrylate-13 is a synthetic polymer. It does not invigorate the skin itself, but creates an artificial film on the surface of the skin to give it temporary firmness. There are...
What is Polyacrylate-13 in Cosmetics?
Polyacrylate-13 is a synthetic polymer. It does not invigorate the skin itself, but creates an artificial film on the surface of the skin to give it temporary firmness. There are...
Is sodium polyacrylate in cosmetics bad for you...
Cosmetics may contain an ingredient called "sodium polyacrylate." It is a synthetic polymer that absorbs water very well and is also known as a superabsorbent polymer. It is also used...
Is sodium polyacrylate in cosmetics bad for you...
Cosmetics may contain an ingredient called "sodium polyacrylate." It is a synthetic polymer that absorbs water very well and is also known as a superabsorbent polymer. It is also used...
Is Polysorbate 20 Safe? Why it's Used in Cosmet...
The raw material for polysorbate is a sugar alcohol called sorbitol. It is a substance that is naturally found in fruits and is harmless to the human body and the...
Is Polysorbate 20 Safe? Why it's Used in Cosmet...
The raw material for polysorbate is a sugar alcohol called sorbitol. It is a substance that is naturally found in fruits and is harmless to the human body and the...
1,4-Dioxane: A Potential Carcinogen in Cosmetics
1,4-dioxane is generated during the process of making ingredients for cosmetics and personal care products. Many organizations consider it a carcinogen…
1,4-Dioxane: A Potential Carcinogen in Cosmetics
1,4-dioxane is generated during the process of making ingredients for cosmetics and personal care products. Many organizations consider it a carcinogen…
