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Ok  if you dont mind for a 15 ml how much pigment will be to much again how much pigment should i use as to not affect the perserving factor im sorry if im asking to much question i just want to have better knowledge thank you

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Pharma said:

Short answer is yes, unless it’s surface modified.

Ok thank you

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Does adding too much pigment (iron oxides) effect the formula capability of preserving itself?

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Perry said:

If you are going to sell products made from home, you should become familiar with this page put out by the FDA. 
https://www.fda.gov/cosmetics/resources-industry-cosmetics/small-businesses-homemade-cosmetics-fact-sheet

Thank you ill look into it ????

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Pharma said:

This is an ethical/parenting question…

Is it okay to feed your kids artificially coloured, artificially flavoured, sugar-dripping ice cream high in saturated fatty acids and modified proteins derived from artificial milk, kept in form with artificial gelling agents, boosted to please using artificial sensory and crystallisation modifiers?

If I had kids, they weren’t allowed to wear nail polish nor would I give them such ice cream… at least not on a regular basis.

Ok thank you for the insite ????

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Pharma said:

There is no organism on earth which could grow in these two formulations .

If someone complains about the two ingredients (which aren’t harmless and are the least harmless ones you have there), they will certainly also complain about more or less all your other ingredients too. The solution for these people: just don’t use nail polish :smiley: .

I will like to begin with saying thank you for taking your time to read this and replying i appreciate it immensely.  If you dont mind one last question i know people like painting their kids nails as well will my nail polish be ok to use for them incase someone ask me ? Again thank you ????