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Old 10-25-2008, 03:25 AM   #9
mu2143
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Exclamation Re: Deodorant Toxin - Aluminum Zirconium Trichlorohydrex Gly

Just becareful, what it say on the label. Because most of the Corp are using therms as Herb and spices and do not specify what is in the product there selling. It will get doggy here when the say new thechnology when there not want you to know what is exactly in the product.

Always read the label on the product if it does not specify all the ingredients.
then you know there hidding something.

What I found about Deodorant your using. If there is chemical in it you can look it up your self. This is just example what I found.

https://www.aubrey-organics.nl/produ...2bd91d4b2d30b1

CETYL ALCOHOL • An emollient and emulsion stabilizer used in many foods and cosmetics preparations including baby lotion, brilliantine hairdressings, deodorants and antiperspirants, cream depilatories, eyelash creams and oils, foundation creams, hair lacquers, hair straighteners, hand lotions, lipsticks, liquid powders, mascaras, nail polish removers, nail whiteners, cream rouge, and shampoos. Cetyl alcohol is waxy, crystalline, and solid, and found in spermaceti (see). It has a low toxicity for both skin and ingestion and is sometimes used as a laxative. Can cause hives. See Fatty Alcohols.

Natural news good info website
http://www.naturalnews.com/NP/Deodor...rspirants.html
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