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@MarkBroussard Thank you for the advise. Appreciate it!
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@Bobzchemist Thank you for your comment.
To be honest, I really do not get why you are so worried about probiotic juices that are developed to be used in skin care? And yes, I do make sure that the end product is safe to use. -
@Microformulation no worries, i am in cooperation with an educated chemist that helps me with my ideas and formulations. I am very successful and will never quit, but i will make sure my products are safe. But thank you for caring enough to share your comment.
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@MarkBroussard That is very interesting information.
In my own forumula I use fermented broccoli sprouts and also tomato, aloe vera, green tea etc. The process is that these ingredients is made into a juice (we use the whole fruit, also seeds and stilk and root if possible) and then mix this into a live probiotic bacteria ”soup”. this is stored on tanks that are temperature controlled. After 30 days this mix is used in the final product. Do you think that our bacteria in our mix survive or reconstitute when in contact with the skin? Is there a way to test this? I would like to have as good products as possible and also to be able to say that our probiotic juices are alive.