Is it oil based or water based?
897128
It is water based. It penetrates into the paper and tends to bleed through on cheap paper. It flows very well with just about every pen I have tried it with. It has become my first choice.
897129
it's water based as I think almost all of Noodler's ink is. they make pretty good ink. I have 3 bottles. the pen that comes with this is decent too considering it is free, but the cap can break easily, so don't drop it.
897130
The nib and cartridge can be cleaned by flushing with water. H.O.D. will wash off of skin using soap and water. It must be water based. Once dry, this ink will not wash off cellulose based products such as paper. That is why the term "bulletproof" is given to this type ink. Being fade resistant, H.O.D. is also called "eternal." Check their website to find out the properties of H.O.D. Very good ink. I hope this helps.
1648835
It appears to be wax or petroleum based and fairly water resistant. Mine lasts well, doesn't rub off, but haven't tried it in water. I use cleansing pads to remove it.
274351
The label lists both water and oil. My doctor told me to use it. I have also seen it mentioned in the top skin care products in many articles online. Funny, people spend big bucks on gimmicky skin care products and this is as good or better than they are.Many doctor offices have samples that she could try before buying it. I even picked up a couple of samples while gong to my grandchild's doctors office with my son last summer to put in my travel kit. She could try it on a small area for a week and see how she reacts. If it does not work she can give it to a friend. That is what I do with the things I try and don't end up using. The label lists both water and oil. My doctor told me to use it. I have also seen it mentioned in the top skin care products in many articles online. Funny, people spend big bucks on gimmicky skin care products and this is as good or better than they are.Many doctor offices have samples that she could try before buying it. I even picked up a couple of samples while gong to my grandchild's doctors office with my son last summer to put in my travel kit. She could try it on a small area for a week and see how she reacts. If it does not work she can give it to a friend. That is what I do with... » Read More The label lists both water and oil. My doctor told me to use it. I have also seen it mentioned in the top skin care products in many articles online. Funny, people spend big bucks on gimmicky skin care products and this is as good or better than they are.Many doctor offices have samples that she could try before buying it. I even picked up a couple of samples while gong to my grandchild's doctors office with my son last summer to put in my travel kit. She could try it on a small area for a week and see how she reacts. If it does not work she can give it to a friend. That is what I do with the things I try and don't end up using. « Show Less
1521514
I'd say ultrasonic from the product description.. "An ultrasonic element at the bottom atomizes the water and the oil to diffuse the aroma".
781480
I use a pure mineral oil and it works great. I've used "plant" based oils in the past but there is a danger of bacteria growth.Snow River 8-Ounce Wood Oil
198922
It is oil based, but the oil isn't very viscous, and it separates. A better product, with a more clinging oil base, is "Tineacide Solution Physician Formula Antifungal Treatment." It contains 1% tolnaftate, but the oil base adheres better to the skin and nails. I think it's more effective.
1613218
I use it mostly for oil based paint. but it should work for water based as well
1484575
Oil. I use Orville Reddenbacher, but you can use regular vegetable oil, too.
1912919
A couple of years ago the mineral oil was not listed in the contents. It was always there; but the former owners of the company didn't reveal that. It was one of those "secret ingredients." Although it is a different product, Coca Cola doesn't tell people the secret ingredients in their bottles. Anyways, the current company says that O'Keefe's isn't "Oil based." That isn't the same as saying "oil-free." But, a lot of us were fooled thinking that "Not oil based" really meant oil-free. At least, the O'Keefe's Foot Cream is a great, bleeding crack healer.
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it is in a plastic bottle. Migration from plastics is much less of a worry with aqueous solutions than with oils etc. if that is the reason for your concern i suggest you read up first. http://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=16282.0P.S. I would highly recommend this product.
911750
Not sure but I believe it's Petroleum . I have used it for a long time and so have others I know with no Ill effects . And it works !!!! Check it on on the internet.
2178230
I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that is why you are seeing oil based and water based. I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that... » Read More I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that is why you are seeing oil based and water based. « Show Less
1689091
It says it is petroleum based, don't know anything more specific than that. Hope that helps.
2079844
It's water based. H Depot has really good sales online fairly often. I used the Espresso color.
557552
Ingredients include only olive oil, water, and sea salt. No other oil is used. It is 14% water and sea salt.
1277274
It is mostly Castor Oil, a little Sodium Sulfate and suspended in water and yellow grease. It is carried by farm supply stores and you can read the instructions.
509555
Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side.Thanks,BobBestway