what is the silica ingredient in this.?
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We explain each and every ingredient in our products on the product page of that product on our site. Please head to http://oldschoollabs.com/vintage-build/ and click on Ingredients in the Product Details tab to get all the info about the main and other ingredients in Vintage Build. Silica is a vegetarian-friendly compound, naturally found in many foods, that is used as a flow agent to guarantee the making of Vintage Build is flawless and delivers each bottle to the correct specifications. It is one of the inactive ingredients in the formula, more commonly referred to as the "other ingredients" group. To our knowledge, we are the only company that goes beyond simply listing our "other ingredients" on the label (as required by law), and to also explain each of them so that you know what you are putting into your body. Keep it Old School!
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This product contains silica and rosemary. Both of these are great for your hair. They are in most natural hairloss remedies. I hope this helps. :)
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I don't know about silica but it is good sand and doesn't stick to children's hands which is what I was looking for when I purchased it.
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Ingredients are Magnesium Glycinate, Cellulose, Stearic Acid, Silica and Magnesium Stearate. I hope this helps you, M
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Under "other ingredients" is listed "cellulose,vegetable stearate and silica." This particular product was recommended to me by a naturopathic doctor who is pretty conscious of only prescribing quality ingredients. Hope this helps.
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Neither the bottle nor their website mentions what black light is composed of. If I had to guess it's probably silane because it's properties are ideal for layering to protect surfaces. Silica on the other hand is the main component of sand and seriously doubt it would be in polish.
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Ingredients: Magnesium Stearate, Silica and Gelatin. May contain Cellulose. This is what is label on the bottle.
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Ingredients list: rice maltodextrin, stevia extract (Stevia rebaudiana), and silica. The precise answer would be No.
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The best way to understand the attributes of "Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth" is to just type that into your computer, but to answer your question it is about 85% silica. Don't let this scare you off as this product has many very good qualities. I mix this with my chicken feed and have been doing this for several years. My wife uses it in her garden as a pest control and i use it as a dust bed for my chickens to dust in to clean them from mights and other parasites common to chickens. I am a safety and health professional in the mining industry and know about the silica that comes from the mining process. I have messed with Diatomaceous Earth for over 40 years of and on and have had no - problems with it only + results. Howard J. Campbell of Oracle, AZ 85623
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May Ann Parker's answer is for Cell Food, not the silica one. Who knows....
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The label says: "calcium (from calcium citrate), cellulose, vegetable stearate, and silica". Hope this helps.
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In the list of ingredients, it says "Montmorillonite (a natural mineral silicate). 100% pure." I'm sorry, but I have yet to try it.
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No silicon. These are the ingredients: IngredientsDeionized Water , Butyrospermum ParkiiShea Butter, Certified Organic , Argan Oil , Coconut OilCertified Organic , Behentrimonium Chloride , Essential Oil Blend , Vegetable Glycerin , Emulsifying Wax , Sea Kelp Extract , Panthenol (Vitamin B-5) , Avocado Oil , Lonicera Caprifolium Flower ExtractHoneysuckle , Lonicera Japonica Flower ExtractJapanese Honeysuckle , TocopherolVitamin E , Daucus Carota Sativa Seed OilCarrot, Certified Organic
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All I see on the bottle label is "contains silica and detergents" . and to avoid contact with eyes. It does have a odd smell too, but works SO well on stains and even scratches in my white cast iron sink.
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Recommend you contact the products manufacturer, D'Andrea Brothers, LLC. The address on the packaging is: www.soldierfuel.com It is unlikely that any of the ingredients are inorganic material.
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Now that I am looking at it closely, there is a silicone quaternium-16 in the ingredients. Hmmm. I know that the CEO of this product is the same as pureology, and I'm no chemist, so I'm not sure how bad that is.
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The label on the bottle says "may contain one or both of the following: magnesium stearate, silica."