Is this product alcoho?l free
825004
this product is often classified as a type of alcohol(scientifically), however it contains absolutely no alcohol (ethanol or methanol) it is just in the same category of elements. It is used as a food safe antifreeze in water lines and solar heaters, and is in alot of the food you eat. Simply No alcohol
825005
Yes, zero alcohol. This is good product, you will not find it more pure than this.
563846
Kelly, My wife said that it is alcohol free. She likes it very much and will buy more of this make up remover!Best RegardsSergio
158868
Following is information I've gleened from various googled sites: The main ingredients are (in laymens' terms) calcium carbonate, glycerin, water, aloe barbadensis leaf juice. As another person commented, there are also extracts from cranberry, pomegranate, white tea, grapeseed. The ingredient credited for flavor is Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate (NOT to be confused with Sodium Lauryl Sulphate or SLS). Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate is described to be derived from coconut oil and is known to be a safe, natural, nurturing cleanser...they say it gently removes surface dirt and bacteria, also facilitates foaming. It is a modified fatty acid. From what I can see, this ingredient is also used in high-end shampoos and conditioners. The toothpaste maker claims the following: the product is flouride free, paraben free, sulfate free, no Sodium Lauryl/Laureth Sulfate, no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners, no animal by-products or testing, and is cruelty free and vegan. I am a fussy consumer given my many allergies and sensitivities to many ingredients. I am very happy with this product and will continue to use it unless something comes along that I deem superior. I wish you the best in making your decision as to whether this product is right for you.
1802304
My bottle was ordered a couple of months ago, and it still says chemical free. Perhaps it's the old product? The ingredient list is still mostly extracts and oils, with Niacin and d-Biotin (?) being the only exceptions.
986870
Sorry. I don't really know. All I remember is that I didn't think the product worked, at all! I'm starting not to trust the ratings on many of these products. I think that some sellers offer you a free bottle for a good review. I can't do that to other buyers.
1202419
Yes, it is oil-free. It can have more an astringent quality to it because of its alcohol content, but I have not noticed any problematic dryness on my own skin. Personally, I have combination skin and can be prone to pretty bad dryness when a product contains certain alcohols or acids, but the Final Seal has not aggravated my skin since I began using it.
1809352
apparently it is IF you buy from Amazon.com. I would not purchase for that price EVER. I bought for $5 a bottle from a drug store website that included free shipping.
942903
honestly it doesn't say if it's oil is free but it kind of doesn't look like it is to me because it's kind of a really oily texture and it makes me really oily and actually my skin extremely strong so I never ever get break outs so I can really help you and tell you if it actually does make you break out so I guess I'm not really that useful I'm sorry
1341358
Yes it is. Their products are sulfate free and smell great. If you decide to purchase you may start off with their 1.8oz size try it out and see if you like it. I also recommend their No Frizz Leave-in conditioner.
789774
I wrote Bob's Red Mill today (7 Oct. 2014) to ask why they no longer used the term "Aluminum Free" on their label. Here's the reply I received: Thank you for the inquiry. Bob's Red Mill packages an all natural baking soda mined from the earth. This is still the same product that we have always sold; naturally occurring pure bicarbonate of soda. Like most of our products that we sell, our baking soda is minimally processed (with water) and a product of nature, nothing added (including aluminum), nothing taken out. Recently we took the statement "aluminum free" off the label. The reason for taking "aluminum free" off the label is because we became aware that there can be naturally occurring trace elements of aluminum in our baking soda-likely due to the fact it comes out of the earth. The other reason for changing the label is that we are not aware of any company that adds aluminum to their baking soda these days. With this in mind, many customers and consumers then question who uses aluminum and confusion ensues. We felt omitting the term "aluminum free" will avoid any confusion or misleading claims with our customers. Please feel free to contact me if you have any more questions.
241078
yes, i have a booklet of all their products and they mention this and this is why i like their products, very free of additives.
224702
Yes, without any Alcohol additive's. It lasts a very long Time, also. Impressive product.
409200
as far as I know it is alcoho and distiller water with some very mild abrasive. there are no ingredients on label though.
1671706
Yes. it is free of fragrances, coloring agents, parabens, mineral oils and silicones.
218709
I believe there is. This is my first time using a commercial product. But I have seen other products that cost a little more. Toothpaste and water is not too bad also.
552804
Hello, yes the earth paste is completely sls free and I use it frequently as a back up when I'm not in the mood to make my homemade toothpaste. It works good and I like that all the ingredients are natural. It does contain xylitol so if you have pets make sure they never get a hold of the tube but other wise this is my go to for back up!
2018667
No. Any hydrocarbon product will have some odor, but this product has very little.