What is the difference between the colors of "milk" and "cottage cheese"?
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Milk is very pigmented...it's an opaque bright stark white. It's great for highlighting the area under your brows. Cottage cheese is not as opaque and it's got a bit of shimmer...a little more sheer, it's a creamier, warmer pearly white, best for highlighting the inner corners of your eyes.
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It is the color of skim milk - a watery milky color. However, it doesn't cloud your vision when dropped in your eyes. I've had other "milky" drops that clouded my vision until they were absorbed. These aren't like that.
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It is a creamy greenish yellow. We have captured the color in a photo. Please e-mail me at sandyswimmer@comcast.net so I can send photo to you. Sandy
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I was also thinking that there was variation in the milk the protein was extracted from. My grandfather used to be a dairy farmer and there would frequently be variation in color and shade with dairy products.
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This is what the label on the back says: A dehydrated blend of whey, buttermilk solids, cheese (granular and cheddar/milk, cheese culture, salt, enzymes), whey protein, concentrate, salt, sodium phosphate, citric acid, yellow 5, yellow 6, lactic acid, enzyme. Contains: Dairy. Hope this helps.
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I believe the different color labels mean that they have something a little different in them. We get the green label because it is MonaVie Active. It has Glucosamine in it to help with joint pain.
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After reading the ingredients it looks as though there is no dairy in it. Hope that helps.
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White. The only way I can tell a difference is the sticker side is slightly textured, even then it's hard for me to tell sometimes!
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Natural. That is, it is a light tan, creamy off-white leaning toward the yellow (50/50 coffee & milk), not the red (beige), end of the spectrum. The closest acrylic color I could find quickly is unbleached titanium. Check out the right-hand side of color #434 on http://www.liquitex.com/softbodycolorchart/ for an approximation.
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No. The manufacturer's label states, "Free from artificial colors and preservatives. Free from the common allergens yeast, wheat, soy and milk"
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No difference, I believe. Just the color. We have purple and pink ones and they seem the same.
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The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like "wild caught" or "pure" olive oil, the company confirmed that the two different boxes contain exactly the same product/ingredients. Case closed. The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like... » Read More The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like "wild caught" or "pure" olive oil, the company confirmed that the two different boxes contain exactly the same product/ingredients. Case closed. « Show Less
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I would say cream. Mine are definitely not beige but nor are they bright bright white as they look in the picture, and the color hasn't changed after 2 summers of use.
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The one I purchased was specifically Dark chocolate .. Tastes great .. I would double check w/seller before purchasing if you want milk
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Dark Cappuccino. And yes matching drawers are also the same. Nice gloss to them also!! Perfect for the bedroom.
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Yes, its pretty much a base white (as opposed to anything creamy. See the picture I posted
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I have used both and find no difference re efficacy. The milk is a little easier to apply just because it is milk-like rather than the thicker cream.