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Reviewed by Serena C.
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I recommend this product
Allantoin
Perfect for my cream and lotion recipes that call for it.
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Allantoin
Rated 5.0 out of 5
$10.00 (Incl. GST)
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INCI:Allantoin
Allantoin is a compound that occurs naturally in comfrey, sugar beets and wheat sprouts. However, for commercial and practical purposes, it is synthesised to yield a product with the same properties as natural Allantoin at a fraction of the cost. It has the ability to help heal wounds and sores, and stimulates the growth of healthy tissue. Cosmetically it acts as a skin softener and anti-irritant, and may inhibit allergic type responses.
Add between 0.2 - 2% to the aqueous phase of formulations
This product is intended for external use only
Allantoin is a compound that occurs naturally in comfrey, sugar beets and wheat sprouts. However, for commercial and practical purposes, it is synthesised to yield a product with the same properties as natural Allantoin at a fraction of the cost. It has the ability to help heal wounds and sores, and stimulates the growth of healthy tissue. Cosmetically it acts as a skin softener and anti-irritant, and may inhibit allergic type responses.
Add between 0.2 - 2% to the aqueous phase of formulations
This product is intended for external use only
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Reviewed by Sue C.
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I recommend this product
new to this
Have tried this for the first time so will see how it goes
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Reviewed by Wendy M.
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I recommend this product
Excellent quality
I use allantoin in a number of facial and body care products. This is great quality, fine and very stable
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Reviewed by Ellen & Nicko W.
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I recommend this product
I use this in everything
Great in creams.
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Reviewed by Monica
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I recommend this product
easy to use fine powder
I have never had any problems with PN's products, just want to share some tips on Allantoin.
It is very hard to dissolve 2% in the water. However, 0.5% is no problem to add in your toner. I read you can add it directly to a finished cream of ph<6, because Allantoin is cationic and can interact with anionic emulsifier under acidic conditions.
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