how can it be called all natural when it contains sodium laurel sulphate, sodium saccharin, methylparaben,propylaraben? Isn't there a less toxic Neem?
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I bought this product and was also surprised. I'm not even sure we can get it in its pure form here as it is grown in the Phillipines. I'm just going to keep searching. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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These are the ingredients as per http://www.vitaminshoppe.com Our Original Herbal Mint and new homeopathic-friendly Cinnamon Cardamom Flavor toothpastes support healthy teeth and gums with organic supercritical extracts of Neem bark, Neem leaf and more. All-natural, concentrated formulas contain no sodium lauryl sulfate or parabens. 90% certified-organic ingredients Contains organic Neem oil AND supercritical Neem leaf extract Fortified with coconut oil, jojoba and shea butter Soothing, antioxidant-rich formula. Does Not Contain: No fluoride, lauryl sulphate, saccharin, parabens, animal testing or by-products, artifical colors or flavors.
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Yes, it is very normal. Just place it in a bowl of warm water for it to liquify. There is nothing wrong with the Neem at all.
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Neem is a natural insect repellent. It smells a bit like sharp citrus. This is a good shampoo to use in summer, or in any hot climate if you let you pet outdoors.
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I'm sorry; I don't know. I have since switched to Source Natural MigraControl (which I get on two bottles at a time on auto-delivery, which is so great). Source Natural is soy, sugar, salt, gluten free & appears to be vegan (no dairy or eggs). There is not a listing of the PA on ingredients or under warnings. If there is another way it's listed (I know how some ingredients can be listed under multiple names), please let me know & I will be happy to look and see if that is anywhere on my bottle.
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I read the ingredients list and most of the ingredients appear to be naturally derived. I would say it's on balance healthier for you than deodorants commonly found in regular grocery or drugstores, but you might find specialized deodorants in health food stores (Whole Foods, etc.) that are comparable. Just because something has a chemical name doesn't make it "unnatural." Lactose, for example, is sugar found in things like milk. If I had time, I could research the ingredients but I have other things I'd rather do. I suggest that you Google any ingredient you are unsure of before buying. I read the ingredients list and most of the ingredients appear to be naturally derived. I would say it's on balance healthier for you than deodorants commonly found in regular grocery or drugstores, but you might find specialized deodorants in health food stores (Whole Foods, etc.) that are comparable. Just because something has a chemical name doesn't make it "unnatural." Lactose, for example, is sugar found in things like milk. If I had time, I could research the ingredients but I have other things I'd rather do. I suggest that you Google any ingredient you are unsure of before... » Read More I read the ingredients list and most of the ingredients appear to be naturally derived. I would say it's on balance healthier for you than deodorants commonly found in regular grocery or drugstores, but you might find specialized deodorants in health food stores (Whole Foods, etc.) that are comparable. Just because something has a chemical name doesn't make it "unnatural." Lactose, for example, is sugar found in things like milk. If I had time, I could research the ingredients but I have other things I'd rather do. I suggest that you Google any ingredient you are unsure of before buying. « Show Less
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TEA is Triethanolamine and I've read it's sketchy... the FDA doesn't regulate cosmetic products so there are a ton of chemicals in body products that are not tested for safety. I will not use anything with TEA in it. "Natural" does not mean safe necessarily. Thank you for posting the ingredients list so I know to keep looking.
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purified water, tea tree, peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil, nettle oil, thyme oil, birch leaf oil, chamomile oil, clary, coltsfoot leaf, yarrow oil, mallow, horsetail oil, soybean protein, cetyl alcohol, tocopheryl, trace minerals, citric acid, sodium hydroxymethylgycinate, grapefruit seed. * everything is natural except the sodium whatever but it is not drying or altering to you hair.
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I don't think it should be labeled "natural" when it contains Triclosan. All I know is that this product caused me intensive itching!
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Hi Rona, The package says it is 100% natural, from Brazil, not from a concentrate. I love the flavor and the calories are low but when I read the label I found out that it has 11g of sugar per serving. It also says ingredients: Coconut Water, less than 1% Natural Fruit Sugar, Vitamin C. Hope this helps.
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Neem Complete Care as stated on my tube, Ingredients:precipitated calcium carbonate, sorbitol, aqua, glycerine, hydrated silica, sodium lauryl sulphate, flavour, sodium silicate, sodiumcarboxymethylcellulose, carrogeenan, sodium saccharin, methylpamben, propylparaben, neem extract, soldium monofluoro phosphate, sodium dihydrogen phosphate, tea tree oil, CI19140, CI 42090. Natural & Nature derived ingredients, 100% vegetarian.
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List of ingredients: Glycerin, Aqua (Water), Hydrated Silica, Hydroxyapatite, Xylitol, Calcium Carbonate, Cellulose Gum, Mentha piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Citrus sinensis (Wild Orange) Peel Oil Expressed, Eugenia caryophyllus (Clove) Bud Oil, Cinnamomum zeylanicum (Cinnamon) Bark Oil, Eucalyptus radiata (Eucalyptus) Leaf/Stem Oil, Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Stevia rebaudiana (Stevia) Extract, Gaultheria procumbens (Wintergreen) Leaf Oil, Commiphora myrrha (Myrrh) Oil, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Carrageenan, Titanium Dioxide Is it vegan? I don't know, I'm not. Does it contain carrageenan (YES) or sodium lauryl sulfate (NO)? Since you asked these questions I have been looking stuff up and I am getting mixed answers. It's hard to find good products that don't have stuff in them that is harmful. I guess we need to get back to basics. I started using the doTerra On Guard Toothpaste because it was recommended by an herbalist/chinese medicine person and I found that it helped my teeth not be so sensitive. But if I continue to look this stuff up, I may not be using any of these products. It's hard to be healthy in this world today. I hope my response has been of some value to you.
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Here is what the label says: "contains all natural washing soda, sodium silicate and coconut oil based detergents." The label also says "certified non toxic, hypo-allergenic and biodegradable". The product continues to feel good to me and I am satisfied with the results. I just bought another 80 Washloads of Charlie's Soap laundry powder. I am also finding (not that you've asked) I am not using as much of the laundry booster.
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I would interpret natural to mean that it is not synthetic or chemically comprised. This whey powder is both natural and unflavored(i.e.no sugar, no additional flavoring)
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I'm not sure if one should take someones word concerning : natural vs. chemical. I looked it up and found their web page: foreverflorals.com/about-us also they have other items you may be inerested in.
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No it is not all natural. I looked at what the ingredients are and I believe the third and fourth ingredients are the argan and macadamia oils. Nonetheless, this serum makes my hair very soft and i like how my hair looks after I have blow-dried it. I do have fine hair and it is pretty long so I always look for a new product and so far I like the results this product gives me. I dont know if it is in combination with my shampoo and conditioner. It is pricey but it will last for a while. I wash my hair every other day and this will definitely last a while. I hope this is helpful.
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Simple answer, Yes, it is synthetic. While the original was extracted from a plant, it is rare to find the natural extract, due to the extreme difference in price. Methyl Salicylate IS the name for both the natural and synthesized, and identical in every way, right down to it's molecular structure, except for where it comes from. Unless the manufacturer specifically labels it as "Natural", it is not possible to say which it is except that, last time I checked, a 2 fluid ounce bottle of the extract cost 40 US dollars.