Re:potassium sorbate/natural

[Guest guest]

> From: oakenking@...

> Howdy from Dallas, y'all!

Howwww...dy

> I've switched to Germall Plus, and even though the ingredients

> (diazolidynil urea and iodopropynyl butylcarbamate) are a lot harder

> to say, it doesn't break me out. And from the literature on it, it

> seems like the best choice... I wish it weren't necessary to preserve

> my lotions, but I really feel like it is.

, I'm glad you found the culprit; not only because it was an

irritant for you-as any ingredient can be an irritant for different

people-but because you may have saved yourself from a lawsuit if you sell

your products. There seems to be a misconception on many of the lists that a

product is ok as long as it doesn't grow mold. This couldn't be further from

the truth; there is much more to fear from what can't be seen than from what

can be seen. There is a difference between microbial growth and mold spores.

Your cream or lotion may look, smell, and feel fine, and yet, be a time bomb

waiting to go off.

Are you using the liquid or powdered Germall Plus and how do you like

working with it?

Pat.

Peace, Joy, Serenity.

www.houseofscents.com

Cosmeticinfo

[Guest guest]

Pat -

I got the powder; I didn't know there was a liquid. I know that

there's a liquid for the Germaben, but didn't see a liquid option for

the GermAll Plus. It's a fine powder - like creatine powder,

or " fluffier " powdered sugar.

So far, I like it fine... blended right in, and everything is fine so

far...

> Your cream or lotion may look, smell, and feel fine, and yet, be a

time bomb

> waiting to go off.

>

> Are you using the liquid or powdered Germall Plus and how do you

like

> working with it?

[Guest guest]

Where do you buy the Germaben or the GermAll?

Be Love,

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[Guest guest]

Is potassium sorbate another name for this Germall Plus?

Re:potassium sorbate/ " natural "

> Pat -

>

> I got the powder; I didn't know there was a liquid. I know that

> there's a liquid for the Germaben, but didn't see a liquid option for

> the GermAll Plus. It's a fine powder - like creatine powder,

> or " fluffier " powdered sugar.

>

> So far, I like it fine... blended right in, and everything is fine so

> far...

>

>

>

> > Your cream or lotion may look, smell, and feel fine, and yet, be a

> time bomb

> > waiting to go off.

> >

> > Are you using the liquid or powdered Germall Plus and how do you

> like

> > working with it?

>

>

>

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