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If a cotton ball dabbed with propanediol was rubbed on damp skin…
Posted by DaveStone on August 12, 2021 at 8:57 am…what would the ratio of water to propanediol be?
DaveStone replied 3 years ago 7 Members · 7 Replies -
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That depends. How damp is the skin? (How much water is present)? How soaked was the cotton ball with propanediol?
I’d guess anywhere from 1:1 to 1:100 (water:propanediol)
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I think the correct answer is: 2.47359 parts Water / 97.52641 Propanediol
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I was inspired to ask this question after having seen a bottle of glycerin at the store that said to put some on a cotton ball and wipe across a moist face. Now I would think the ratio of glycerin to water would be much too high, thus it would be very sticky. But I wasn’t sure. Maybe it’s already diluted even though there wasn’t any other ingredients labeled.
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