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Addicted to menthol?
Well, we now have a product to fit all your personal menthol needs.
Created to add menthol to any non-mentholated shaving cream or soap,
this product can also be added to pre-shaves or aftershaves.
Simply add 2-3 drops to a single serving of
the product of your choice.
Shake well before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
This is potent stuff!
Doesn't contain alcohol nor fragrance.
henkverhaar said:I would've guessed alcohol too. Their claim of 'contains no alcohol or fragrance' would refute that, but the 'no fragrance' claim is false to start with (menthol is a recognized fragrance), so their 'no alcohol' claim may not be true in the strict sense either.
henkverhaar said:If it contains no ethanol, it will probably be based on another alcohol (propanol, propylene glycol, glycol, you name it), and the 'no alcohol' claim would still be false, in the chemical sense...
Plus since this is clearly intended as a cosmetic (addition to another cosmetic), they are legally obliged to list the ingredients on the product...
hunnymonster said:I took it to mean "no [other] fragrance [apart from the menthol]"
Blades said:I think the problem with menthol anything..ITS NEVER MINTY ENOUGH!!..... :lol:
Unless you drink the stuff!.. :hungrig
Blades
Briallen said:Menthol crystals are currently being discussed on a soap and toiletries forum - they're oil soluble as they're used in anhydrous products (e.g. solid balms).
Rev-O said:Would peppermint essential oil be any good as an additive?
Or that miles off?
henkverhaar said:Briallen said:Menthol crystals are currently being discussed on a soap and toiletries forum - they're oil soluble as they're used in anhydrous products (e.g. solid balms).
Actually they're not. They're soluble in alcohol and similar polar organic solvents but not in oils. In creams menthol is dosed as alcoholic solution or as a dine powder. In solid products menthol is dosed as powder...
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