Does it contain formaldehyde? If it does not, was formaldehyde ever produced or used in this glycolic acid product's manufacturing?
1774274
If it is used, it is not listed on the packaging. Best to ask the manufacturer.
402830
There is no formaldehyde listed in the ingredients. This is really just a leave in conditioner/protectant that is activated with a flatiron. You may also want to try L'Oreal Smooth Intense Frizz Taming Serum, available at groceries and less expensive, but I also use and like this product.
320162
Hi, I'm not sure if formaldehyde is used or not. But when I first received it, the smell was very strong and could not use it for several days. To me, it may be chemical or composite smell. Better to let it where the air comes through for days and use it.
1171676
Yes, it does. Cellulose, mannitol, glyceryl behenate, magnesium stearate (vegetable source), silicon dioxide, sodium starch, glycolate, enteric coating (methacrylate copolymers), magnesium silicate, titanium dioxide, triethyl citrate, riboflavin, glyceryl palmitostearate, and medium chain triglycerides. Hope this helps.
1348232
Wow! I'm glad you mentioned that or else I would not have known. Definitely not ingesting anything with propylene glycol in it.
1865608
Hello there! No, this product does not contain propylene glycol. We prefer to keep our product as natural as possible, so we have chosen Kosher Vegetable Glycerine for our formula. Thanks for your inquiry!
304145
Eminence products products are organic and contain ingredients from fruits, vegetables and herbs. This part comes directly from their website, so no, this moisturizer does NOT contain glycol. 'It is important to read and understand the labels of the products you use, and with that in mind, there are some ingredients that we avoid. Our products do not contain harmful chemicals like Parabens, Petrolatum, Mineral Oils, Propylene Glycol or Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. They are not tested on animals and are packaged in environmentally friendly packaging." Hope this answer helps.
1532879
There is no formaldehyde in the TP. The seventh gen website is very helpful in explaining which preservatives they use in which products. Www.seventhgeneration.com. They are the only company that always lists all ingredient on its labels.
691175
No, it did not. This solution is very strong, it can only be left on the skin for a short time and you should have a neutralizing solution handy. Instruction on the box suggests a baking soda and water solution. I actually liked the 50% glycolic better.
1052204
By specific name (hyaluronic acic) the product I purchased DOES NOT have this property in the product. However it DOES contain Saliculic Acid, Glycolic Acid and Hydroxpropyl. Perhaps something here would be considered a derivitive of H.C. Hope this helps.
1689996
Hi Elizabeth, no propylene glycol or parabens but it does contain a preservative.
761535
That I am aware of it contains butylene glycol as an inactive ingredient but no specified amount on the bottle. I'm observe personally some flaking near my nostrils but nothing that a little moisturizer can't fix. Fortunately I have really sensitive skin and haven't experienced redness or itching.
846876
I haven't actually purchased the product yet, so I can't confirm, but according to the Environmental Working Group's Skin Deep database, which lists ingredients for many health & beauty products, there is not any toluene or formaldehyde. The listed ingredients according to EWG are: D&C; Violet 2, benzophenone, dimethicone, TRIMETHYL PENTANYL DIISOBUTYRATE, isopropyl alcohol, cellulose acetate butyrate, butyl acetate, ethyl acetate, and ADIPIC ACID/ NEOPENTYL GLYCOL/ TRIMELLITIC ANHYDRIDE COPOLYMER.
97715
That's a good question as the packaging for the serum didn't really have the ingredients listed. I tried a few websites to see if there was something that might have posted the ingredients to no avail.
454233
i don't believe there is one, i have not seen one in the past, all the items contain methylene glycol which preserves the item indefinitely , if you like to return the item i will happily accept it back, as long as you have not used it or tampered with it.regards.jc
994300
I have a review here but this is not the same product I purchased. I bought the QOD Max and by the smell, I'd say it did have formaldehyde in it, which I was actually looking for as it's very effective, but you do need to be in a ventilated area (windows open or even better, outdoors on a patio). Again, this isn't the same product I purchased and I'm not sure why my review is still here. I would ask the company directly as most blow-out type products no longer contain formaldehyde -- I purchased the QOD about four years ago and no longer use any type of keratin products.
1888320
I am not sure. I don't think so. It has a lot of chemical type names on the ingredients but does not actually say formaldehyde.