Did anyone buy it recently? Does it still contain Titanium Dioxide?
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I just spoke with a representative with Customer Service for this company. It no longer contains Titanium Dioxide.
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yes --mine lists it as one of the ingredients It is listed as a natural food coloring
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I sometimes purchase this at Wholefoods and the supplement personnel told me that it used to contain Titanium Dioxide but no longer does. I wish Spry would make an announcement somehow to say yay or nay because this is annoying. I can say this, it is NOT on the list of ingredients.
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Dear Valued Customer,Thank you for shopping with us!First of all, I did not mean to be condescending, if you felt that way, I apologize about that.This product is absolutely not an old product, we recently purchased from OPI, and this product was ordered within our current order list with OPI.The reason why I said that way was because a few customers have had same problems with bubbles and wrinkles, but problem was solved when theywent to the local nail shop. I am not quite sure if I could give you any suggestions beside that. Sorry about that.Thank you! Dear Valued Customer,Thank you for shopping with us!First of all, I did not mean to be condescending, if you felt that way, I apologize about that.This product is absolutely not an old product, we recently purchased from OPI, and this product was ordered within our current order list with OPI.The reason why I said that way was because a few customers have had same problems with bubbles and wrinkles, but problem was solved when theywent to the local nail shop. I am not quite sure if I could give you any suggestions beside that.... » Read More Dear Valued Customer,Thank you for shopping with us!First of all, I did not mean to be condescending, if you felt that way, I apologize about that.This product is absolutely not an old product, we recently purchased from OPI, and this product was ordered within our current order list with OPI.The reason why I said that way was because a few customers have had same problems with bubbles and wrinkles, but problem was solved when theywent to the local nail shop. I am not quite sure if I could give you any suggestions beside that. Sorry about that.Thank you! « Show Less
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I chose this brand because it was recommended by DR. OZ because I believe the ingredients are non toxic. Titanium dioxide and zinc oxide are the active ingredients. They provide a clear sunscreen due to the active ingredients as opposed to other more toxic white sunscreens that are actually just a white reflective coating for your skin. I have used this on my face for well over a year and highly recommend it.
1983408
Nope. This is their mineral formulation so it relies on titanium and zinc oxides.
95857
I don't think it is. I have also bought it from my esthetician & amazon and it everything about the packaging and product seems the same. No issues.
141242
Haha! I'm coming to ask the SAME question. I like this box a lot, but need to know first if it has BPA (and would also love to know if it has BPS, pthilates, or any other nasty stuff.) It looks like it might be melamine, but I'm not sure.
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I questioned that also, the reply was no! It was suggested I buythe one with crystalline. Almost finished my first bottle, sometimes I see a lot more color. I'm not there yet, stilloptimistic though. Wish you all luck!
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Hi - I have Spry Berryblast Mints. The ingredients are xylitol, calcium lactate, magnesium stearate, gum Arabic, natural raspberry and blackberry essence, & beeswax. No titanium dioxide in this one.
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i love this stuff. best yet. i tried the titanium kind but it goes on like desitin baby bum cream. do you remember that stuff, if you've had children? anyhow it goes on like a white paste & i couldn't rub it away!!
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Yes, it does definitely contain formaldehyde. I read somewhere on MakeupAlley reviews that one of the commenters had called the company to ask the percentage and was told it was ~ 2.5%. Whether or not that is an accurate amount is up for deliberation. The stuff does work well, but if you use it, do so outdoors if possible.
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The color changed because some imbecile in the compnay convinced others to put TITANIUM DIOXIDE, a chemical salt which is NOT GOOD for you, in the product. THis chemical is used for color ONLY, and has no nutrition value. I was fooled by this also. Never again: Nature's Way. "Nature" indeed!
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Active ingredient is Ciba*Tinosorb FD on the package. It is made by the Rit Company. You could contact them for more information. The package carries the Good Housekeeping Seal. I have not had any problems and I can't wear makeup or use beauty products because I never know when I will get a bad reaction.
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5% Zinc Oxide, 6% titanium dioxide. Other ingredients: Water, dimethicone, isododecane, c12-15 alkyl benzoate, undecane, triethylhexanoin, isohexadecane, nylon-12, caprylyl methicone, butyloctyl salicylate, phenethyl benzoate, styrene/acrylates copolymer, silica, tridecane, dicaprylyl carbonate, water, dicaprylyl ether, talc, diethicone/peg-10/15 crosspolymer, aluminum stearate, pentylene glycol, peg-9 polydimethylsiloxyethyl dimethicone, alumina, polhydroxystearic acid, phenoxyethanol, magnesium sulfate, caprylyl glycol, peg-8 laurate, disteardimonium hectorite, tocopherol, propylene carbonate, artemia extract, benzoic acid, peg-9
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The Mineral Veil doesn't have titanium dioxide in it, so no, it's not a sunscreen.(The allover face colors and eyeshadows all do, I think. However, the FDA requires that manufacturers test the actual finished product before they can label it "SPF XX", and the only ones that have undergone this redundant testing are the foundations, so BE can't legally label the others with an SPF even though titanium dioxide is in fact a sunscreen.)
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I've checked the Neutrogena website religiously & can't find this product, nor can I find it anywhere else. It didn't show up on their site last yr either; so last yr I found a few bottles here on Amazon & bought them. Think I paid about $12.99 each, high but still worth it to me. Before I placed my order last yr I asked the seller for the expiration dates & the seller gave me dates of 2/14 & 5/15. When I got my order, those dates were correct & clearly marked on the bottles. I also haven't been able to find this item in stores for over2+ years; so my assumption is that it's discontinued. Too bad as it's the only sunscreen that didnt cause a reaction on my face. For me, the price listed here is too high. as it used to sell for the standard sunscreen price of between $7.99 - $9.99 a bottle. The fact that it doesn't contain any chemical sun blockers isn't what's causing this price of $21.99. It's the fact that u can't find it anywhere, combined w/the seller hoping a person will pay this price. (Hey, it's a free market). Last yr I noticed CVS had their own brand of this & the ingredients were similar, but not identical. Today I've just searched extensively online & still can't find this Neutrogena item (except here on Amazon); so I'll head 2 my local CVS & see if they still sell their genetic version.
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The bottle says that active ingredient is Titanium dioxide 11%. No other compound is mentioned on the pack.
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It does not contain titanium Dioxide. Ingredients listed on the bottle are biotine, calcium, cellulose, stearic acid, silica, magnesium stearate, methylcellulose, cellulose gum and glycerin. I hope that helps you.