Is this product Formaldehyde-free?
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of the listed ingredients- it is comprised of mostly a type of alcohol,some ammonia related chemicals as well as silicone polymer and preservatives. as I did say,it does burn the eyes and throat.
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No it's not. I actually had to call an ambulance after taking a breath of this stuff.
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i cannot vouch for it, but it is supposed to be organic, so that would preclude the chemicals as far as i know. i can tell you that it did not have any chemical smell when it arrived. good luck.
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I found this on a website: "Formula & Application: CND VINYLUX Weekly Polish is 5-Free (Formaldehyde, DBP, Toluene, Formaldehyde Resin and Camphor)" so apparently it is formaldehyde free. Just a quick note: I found that when I had this polish applied at the salon it lasted a lot longer than when I did it myself. The manicurist said it was probably because I wasn't using the prep step Scrub Fresh) where you dry out the nail first. I think she's right because that was the only missing variable.
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The manufacturer, Totally Bamboo, claims their cutting boards are formaldehyde-free: "We had a chemist develop a high grade, non-toxic formaldehyde free food grade glue which we use exclusively on our cutting boards." See "Adhesives" near the bottom of this page on their website: http://www.totallybamboo.com/c54/.htm
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The shampoo bottles states it is sodium chloride free and sulfate free. The conditioner makes no such statement and I do not see them in the ingredients.I am more concerned about formaldehyde and have a lack of understanding about widespread use whether this product or others. Although I do not seeformaldehyde listed as an ingredient, I came across something on line that gave me pause. Since I did not understand the information, I just stopped usingthe product. That fact that it worked so well on my hair and made such a drastic change in the texture of my hair is what made me curious.....thusleading me into an area beyond my comprehension. So I just stopped using it. The shampoo bottles states it is sodium chloride free and sulfate free. The conditioner makes no such statement and I do not see them in the ingredients.I am more concerned about formaldehyde and have a lack of understanding about widespread use whether this product or others. Although I do not seeformaldehyde listed as an ingredient, I came across something on line that gave me pause. Since I did not understand the information, I just stopped usingthe product. That fact that it worked so well on my hair and made such a drastic change in the texture of my hair is what made... » Read More The shampoo bottles states it is sodium chloride free and sulfate free. The conditioner makes no such statement and I do not see them in the ingredients.I am more concerned about formaldehyde and have a lack of understanding about widespread use whether this product or others. Although I do not seeformaldehyde listed as an ingredient, I came across something on line that gave me pause. Since I did not understand the information, I just stopped usingthe product. That fact that it worked so well on my hair and made such a drastic change in the texture of my hair is what made me curious.....thusleading me into an area beyond my comprehension. So I just stopped using it. « Show Less
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Hi. I do not own this item. I purchased it, but I soon returned it after learning that furniture constructed with composite wood actually gives off formaldehyde gas.
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It does have formaldehyde and it stinks putting it on I have to use it outside or I cannot breathe or see but it has done wonders for my hair and it is the best keratin treatment I've used.
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i don't know how much formaldehyde is in it. but i did notice, about this product, that while i was applying the Keratin Hair Treatment, my eyes were burning. i decided to use this product because i thought it was safer than the Brazilian Blowout treatment. i don't know if i did it right. i know i didn't answer the question, but i hope i helped in some way.
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The package does not indicate one way or another if the product contains formaldehyde.
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I've never heard of formaldehyde in Maple syrup. Is this something that occurs? The only way to know for sure would be to take a sample to a lab that perform an analysis for formaldehyde.
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Yes, mine had formaldehyde. The shipping box even states the fact. It took a few weeks for the smell to fade. My cats wouldn't go near the the box until the smell left. Now they love it!
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I am not sure about the product being BPA free. I have had our hamper for a few months now and love it. I never noticed any odors and after leaving damp clothing or blankets in it for a day or two I have not experienced any odors. This also holds up to my 15 month old dragging it around her room and throwing toys in it... all I do is fluff it back up and its as good as new!
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Per the insert that came with the oil, the major ingredients in woodlock is Methyl Salicylate, Menthol and Camphor. There are other minor ingredients plant oils included. I'm no chemist but I don't believe any of the ingredients are a compound or product of formaldehyde. It is my understanding not to confuse Menthol (plant oil) with Menthanol (Chemical) which is a compound for formaldehyde.
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Packaging does not mention it, but from my research this product is supposed to be free from formaldehyde as well as chlorine and bleach. I use this TP exclusively for my TP needs and for blowing my nose. It's the only product that does not send my allergies into a fit when I sneeze. Here is what Seventh Generation says about their product: "We have transitioned from the synthetic (petroleum-derived) preservative hexahydro-1,3,5-tris (2-hydroxyethyl)-s-triazine (THT) to another synthetic preservative which is a combination of methyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one and 1,2-benzisothiazolin-3-one (MIT/BIT). The reason for this transition was that THT is a formaldehyde donor and formaldehyde is an allergen and known carcinogen when inhaled, however it is not a carcinogen when applied to the skin, the most likely route of exposure from a cleaning product. MIT/BIT is a synthetic preservative, however it is not a formaldehyde donor, is biodegradable, and has been proven to be non-irritating at the use level in our products."
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Yes, any formula that has the ability to straighten hair for an extended period of time has a chemical that either is formaldehyde or another agent in the "aldehyde" family that when heated to high temperatures creates and releases formaldehyde. Only use outdoors and don't breathe in the fumes, which are quite strong (and dangerous). If someone else is helping you, don't have them stand directly above you when using the flat iron as that is where the fumes tend to go (up).
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Wikipedia is great but only gives you a very rough idea and is often... not very scientific. Here is a link to the page of the FDA and what it says about formaldehyde:http://www.fda.gov/Cosmetics/ProductandIngredientSafety/ProductInformation/ucm127068.htm#formaPutting high concentrations of formalin on your skin is not considered safe. But skin and nail is not the same thing and you're not supposed to put this stuff on your skin or cuticles. And it is considered a carcinogen when inhaled. But all solvents in all nail polishes are toxic and that's probably why it says to use only in ventilated areas. Wikipedia is great but only gives you a very rough idea and is often... not very scientific. Here is a link to the page of the FDA and what it says about formaldehyde:http://www.fda.gov/Cosmetics/ProductandIngredientSafety/ProductInformation/ucm127068.htm#formaPutting high concentrations of formalin on your skin is not considered safe. But skin and nail is not the same thing and you're not supposed to put this stuff on your skin or cuticles. And it is considered a carcinogen when inhaled. But all solvents in all nail polishes are toxic and that's probably why it says... » Read More Wikipedia is great but only gives you a very rough idea and is often... not very scientific. Here is a link to the page of the FDA and what it says about formaldehyde:http://www.fda.gov/Cosmetics/ProductandIngredientSafety/ProductInformation/ucm127068.htm#formaPutting high concentrations of formalin on your skin is not considered safe. But skin and nail is not the same thing and you're not supposed to put this stuff on your skin or cuticles. And it is considered a carcinogen when inhaled. But all solvents in all nail polishes are toxic and that's probably why it says to use only in ventilated areas. « Show Less
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Hi. Yes, it is chemical free, and it does a great job covering white hair. I've been using only this brand for 3 years now. It smells good, and it does not burn my skin like all the other hair colors. I can highly recommend it.