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Where do you find veg. glycerin?

 

Deborah Swanson <dsfrogger wrote:

Hi Caty:

 

Altho I've never made one, am pretty sure that Tom's of Maine uses 'Propolene

Gycol' in their all natural deo. hmmm It tastes sweet and~is or was~used in

antifreeze.

 

I'm not a big fan of propolene gycol due to it can cause birth defects in

large enough and/or extended doses. Even in animal products we don't use it.

Folks in the wildlife industry use it too much. We use 100% Veg. Glycerin

instead. It's a tad more expensive, not so you would notice it much, but worth

it in my opinion. This might give the slip that you are needing.

 

Veg. Glycerin is a good base for cough syrups, or to add to children's herbal

formulas as it adds the sweetness needed for such. This is just my personal

opinion, am sure you will receive many others.

 

A combo that you might like to try would be Aloe Gel and Glycerin,

preservative recommended, those two together might just do the trick.

 

Good luck with all your creations,

deb

 

Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate

in the Answers Food & Drink Q & A.

 

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Where do you find veg. glycerin?

 

[Dave]: That's ordinary glycerin. Nothing special about it.

 

 

 

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thanks for the help:)- i was looking into that as an option a while back as

every stick has that in it for slip- the only problem is its very h ard to find

ORGANIC glycerin! i know of one guy who has it, but wont sell it to me:(

 

Deborah Swanson <dsfrogger wrote: Hi Caty:

 

Altho I've never made one, am pretty sure that Tom's of Maine uses 'Propolene

Gycol' in their all natural deo. hmmm It tastes sweet and~is or was~used in

antifreeze.

 

I'm not a big fan of propolene gycol due to it can cause birth defects in large

enough and/or extended doses. Even in animal products we don't use it. Folks in

the wildlife industry use it too much. We use 100% Veg. Glycerin instead. It's a

tad more expensive, not so you would notice it much, but worth it in my opinion.

This might give the slip that you are needing.

 

Veg. Glycerin is a good base for cough syrups, or to add to children's herbal

formulas as it adds the sweetness needed for such. This is just my personal

opinion, am sure you will receive many others.

 

A combo that you might like to try would be Aloe Gel and Glycerin, preservative

recommended, those two together might just do the trick.

 

Good luck with all your creations,

deb

 

 

Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate

in the Answers Food & Drink Q & A.

 

 

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