I have a prescription for compound of propylene glycol and water ro use as topical for skin care. Can I use this?
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The bottle states "we have a compiled list of uses at www.natures-oil.com"I'm not qualified to give medical advice/instructions.. Please consult your physician
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Well it is a medicated cleanser. As long as you do it before toner it should be ok.Cleanse then tone, then moisturize. :)
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I wouldn't think so. Nothing in directions about applying to skin. Main use was for use in water within the mister.
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I really don't know. I don't use it that way, so I have no reference for comparison. I only use it topically. From what I read, you probably could, but whether this particular product is the best for that purpose, I don't know.
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There may be other arguments against the use of propylene glycol but this is not one. You know what other "natural compound" is found in deicers and hand sanitizers? Water. So, by that logic, we shouldn't ingest water? Invalid reasoning.
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You should be able to since your using a cleanser/moisturizer however:Topical medicines containing alcohol, resorcinol, sulfur, or salicylic acid because the risk of excessive skin dryness or irritation may occur. But you should always ask a doctor or licensed dermatologist when using additional facial products In combination with your prescriptions to avoid complex allergies.Hope this helps.
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ΗΙ, ΥΟu can absolutely use the camu camu cream.i use this cream for a long time and it gives a perfect moisture.ptr products can be used together with no problem.
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Absolutely! Way better grade than most E you might buy for your skin. If that's all you're buying it for, Solgar sells a liquid E that has a dropper in the top.
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This question was answered under, "Can you show the ingredients?" The answer was, "Full Ingredients: Water/Aqua/Eau, L-Ascorbic Acid (Topical Vitamin C), Propylene Glycol, Ethoxydiglycol, Zinc Sulfate, Glycerol, Triethanolamine, Ferulic Acid, D-Panthenol, Phenoxyethanol, Tetrasodium Edetate, Hyaluronic Acid."
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I don't believe so because the ingredients in there are in our everyday consumption. However, I would probably consult with your doctor just to make sure it doesn't interfere with any of the medications you are currently taking. Sorry, I know that wasn't much help.
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Hi, please Rescue Remedy is for oral use. I do not know whether or not it can be used topically. My suggestion would be to use it as instructed.
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You can but it MUST be highly diluted. I think it is one or two drops per 8oz of water. Google it to be sure. I gargled it for strep last year and it worked but i don't remember the dilution.
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Yes I don't see why not. I still used it after it changed to liquid, on my face, belly, cooking etc.
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Yes, spray your face lightly after using other product, as this will then penetrate your skin. If uncomfortable dilute 50/50 with distilled water or weaker dilutions
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Full Ingredients: Water/Aqua/Eau, L-Ascorbic Acid (Topical Vitamin C), Propylene Glycol, Ethoxydiglycol, Zinc Sulfate, Glycerol, Triethanolamine, Ferulic Acid, D-Panthenol, Phenoxyethanol, Tetrasodium Edetate, Hyaluronic Acid.
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No. This product would be used as your aftershave. make sure that if you are using this on your face that you are applying sunscreen with at least 30 SPF and do not apply it right before you plan to head out to the beach or plan on being in direct sunlight for awhile; with the glycolic and lactic acid, paired with the alcohol and salicylic acid, it will definitely irritate your skin and give you a pretty bad sunburn. Hope this helps
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propylene glycol is fda approved to use in food product and is consider non-toxic at low doses from what i've read. it's used in Nunn as a solvent and carrier of flavour or colour in the food and beverage. Propylene glycol is also widely use in pharmaceuticals and bunch of ther products.