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Whitening additives
Whitening in the intimate areas is very popular. What are some rules of thumb in producing a Whitening product (lotion/serum/bath gel…etc)
Do certain ones work together or not at all? Are there FDA regulations?What concentration should I use in the intimate area? -
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Whitening is a drug claim.There are four or five pathways for lightening which are similar to whitening.Each may require a different active to cover all the bases.
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@DRBOB@VERDIENT.BIZ do you care to elaborate? What is a better term to use than “whitening”? I am familiar with a few non OTC raw materials for this purpose but not sure the concentration to use with either. Can you address this all so? Thanks
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skin brightening is a cosmetic claim you can use but unable to comment on concentration of additives.
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@DRBOB@VERDIENT.BIZ you changed your picture? its your forehead.
Can you recommend one skin brightening raw material that is cool for intimate areas? -
Will TiO2 work for this purpose? It will rub off eventually, but using it would get around most safety concerns.
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I’m proud of myself for avoiding talking about the (mostly juvenile) humorous thoughts that are running around my head when considering a marketing campaign for a product like this.
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@Chemist5000 Zno should work at 1-2% but you have to look at monograph as it is OTC drug used in diaper rash.Whats with the picture?
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Seriously??? ZnO or TiO2? What is the effectiveness of these? Most customers want to see a serious change in about 4 weeks. Will that happy with lite browning? I wasn’t even familiar with these 2. Most competitor products have arbutin, bearberry extract, derivatives of Vitamin C etc.
@Bobzchemist Just be juvenile and homorous it will make you happy. Believe me we are doing all ready…..
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