What is the Function of Formalin? As formalin is dissolved in water, it is used as an industrial disinfectant as well as a preservative in funeral homes and medical laboratories. It's also a preservative in certain foods and products like antiseptics, medications, and cosmetics.
Seen your video, and I would like to inform you that is widely used in cosmetics 💁🏾♀️. Formaldehyde can be found in nail polishes, nail hardeners, eyelash glues, hair gels, soaps, makeup, shampoos, lotions, and deodorants, among other products. So you better check all your beauty products, including where you get your nails done. They’ve been using it for a while now.
Late reply but you are right, I confirmed that by checking a lot of stuff and it’s there. We just have to be conscious and boycott as many products with potential harm as much as possible
@@judithpeter5160 thank you so much dear... but me I want to use only the oil( to mix it into my raw body lotion of Queen Helen) of the number 2 Gold I think the oil is free of the formorla product or?
@@judithpeter5160 thank you so much dear... but me I want to use only the oil( to mix it into my raw body lotion of Queen Helen) of the number 2 Gold I think the oil is free of the formorla product or?
Bath well too and expholiate. Because the smell of this cream is wonderful. Use lemon when bathing . Your body odor has nothing to do with the cream please 😂. If you smell maybe check your diet and other things bath well simple .
@@akosualove9139 this has nothing to do with body odour. It contains formaldehyde, a chemical used to preserve dead bodies, a smell I am very familiar with. Do what you want with this information dear
@@judithpeter5160 formaldehyde is not contained in this cream Description: Formulated with aggressive AHA, Glycolic Acid softens and hydrates skin, revitalizing texture of dull uneven skin tone, giving it a brighter, more youthful appearance. How to use: For quick and effective absorption of GOLD skincare apply AHA Body lotion to dry cleansed areas of the body, preferably at night. Let dry. Avoid sun exposure. Caution: Glycolic Acid can make the skin sensitive to sunlight during the day, therefore it is not recommended for daytime use. If skin feels dry or irritated, apply GOLD Rejuvenating Moisture Lotion. If body is exposed to sunlight, follow -up with a minimum SPF 50 sunscreen daily to maintain even skin tone. Tip: Many consumers do not want to use lightening products with Hydroquinone hence F&W has added AHA to this product as a replacement for non-hydroquinone users. After you have achieved your lightening results with more aggressive lightening products, AHA’s should be considered to maintain even toned results. INGREDIENTS: Aqua (Water), Cetearyl Alcohol, Glycolic acid, Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral oil), Ceteareth-33, Parfum (Fragrance), Sodium Chloride, Stearic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Chloroacetic Acid, Imidazolidinyl urea, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Benzyl Salicylate, Citronellol, Geraniol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene Main Ingredients: Glycolic Acid, Glycerin
I don t think formaldehyde in products etc is sufficient to kill you- we are all going to die at some point. I would be concerned about what nastiness is in the food that i eat to be honest
I agree with you, how ever using that little quantity over years what o you think happens. Everything you put on you skin goes into your bloodstream, passes through the liver and kidneys. I’m not telling you to stop using the product but you should atleast know.
@@judithpeter5160 True. I guess that's why we need to give ourselves breaks from using skin care products because for the most part we don't really know the exact amount of harmful chemicals they contain-❤❤❤
Thanks so much for sharing this, i just throw away my cream after watching you video. I also did my restarch. Thanks so much
I just checked o, I didn’t see formaldehyde… can someone show me where it is in the ingredients?
Does the fair&white 2 maxi tone contain formaldehyde also
I love this
Is not bleaching my skin ❤
l have been using the maxi tone for 2 years ,and it super amazing and the smell is heavenly, but skin differs
Ur mean it didn’t make your skin uniform?
Thanks u god bless u for this 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
What is the Function of Formalin? As formalin is dissolved in water, it is used as an industrial disinfectant as well as a preservative in funeral homes and medical laboratories. It's also a preservative in certain foods and products like antiseptics, medications, and cosmetics.
It is used as a preservative even in the skincare industry
Can a man use the gold ultimate shower gel
😱😱😱
But is the fair and white pink good
Seen your video, and I would like to inform you that is widely used in cosmetics 💁🏾♀️. Formaldehyde can be found in nail polishes, nail hardeners, eyelash glues, hair gels, soaps, makeup, shampoos, lotions, and deodorants, among other products. So you better check all your beauty products, including where you get your nails done. They’ve been using it for a while now.
Ur right.
Lol😂
Late reply but you are right, I confirmed that by checking a lot of stuff and it’s there. We just have to be conscious and boycott as many products with potential harm as much as possible
@@judithpeter5160 God bless you for sharing many people didn’t know.
😮😮😮 I'm just reading comment please let me no go bleaching cream please oo😂😂😂😂
Nevertheless, Gold 2 is still the best. Have been using it for over 8 years but I never go blind
Me too dear, the point is to be aware of what you are using, if you continue using it atleast you are aware
How do you mix it?
Is life saver this lotion for me
Mad o 🤯And I have the cream 😭
🤣🤣 sorry
@@judithpeter5160 thank you so much dear... but me I want to use only the oil( to mix it into my raw body lotion of Queen Helen) of the number 2 Gold I think the oil is free of the formorla product or?
@@judithpeter5160 thank you so much dear... but me I want to use only the oil( to mix it into my raw body lotion of Queen Helen) of the number 2 Gold I think the oil is free of the formorla product or?
I don't even kwn about this, i always feel like throwing up when ever i use dis cream the smile irritate me.
Me too sis 😩
Most products have formhyl..... Won't harm it's not only that lotion... Maybe you're allergic to it. It's in most cosmetic products
It darken the skin more
Same as me
Es ce qu’on t’a as vendu le faux parce que y’a beaucoup de faux
U might get the fake.. order from the website
Didnt u vouch because your friend uses it too?…anyway skin differs
It was good on my skin too. I’m canceling it because of long term side effects
Bath well too and expholiate. Because the smell of this cream is wonderful. Use lemon when bathing . Your body odor has nothing to do with the cream please 😂. If you smell maybe check your diet and other things bath well simple .
@@akosualove9139 this has nothing to do with body odour. It contains formaldehyde, a chemical used to preserve dead bodies, a smell I am very familiar with. Do what you want with this information dear
@@judithpeter5160 alright my dear then i am sorry . Change it then 🙏
@@judithpeter5160 formaldehyde is not contained in this cream
Description: Formulated with aggressive AHA, Glycolic Acid softens and hydrates skin, revitalizing texture of dull uneven skin tone, giving it a brighter, more youthful appearance.
How to use: For quick and effective absorption of GOLD skincare apply AHA Body lotion to dry cleansed areas of the body, preferably at night. Let dry. Avoid sun exposure.
Caution: Glycolic Acid can make the skin sensitive to sunlight during the day, therefore it is not recommended for daytime use. If skin feels dry or irritated, apply GOLD Rejuvenating Moisture Lotion. If body is exposed to sunlight, follow -up with a minimum SPF 50 sunscreen daily to maintain even skin tone.
Tip: Many consumers do not want to use lightening products with Hydroquinone hence F&W has added AHA to this product as a replacement for non-hydroquinone users. After you have achieved your lightening results with more aggressive lightening products, AHA’s should be considered to maintain even toned results.
INGREDIENTS: Aqua (Water), Cetearyl Alcohol, Glycolic acid, Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral oil), Ceteareth-33, Parfum (Fragrance), Sodium Chloride, Stearic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Chloroacetic Acid, Imidazolidinyl urea, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Benzyl Salicylate, Citronellol, Geraniol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene
Main Ingredients: Glycolic Acid, Glycerin
I don t think formaldehyde in products etc is sufficient to kill you- we are all going to die at some point. I would be concerned about what nastiness is in the food that i eat to be honest
I agree with you, how ever using that little quantity over years what o you think happens. Everything you put on you skin goes into your bloodstream, passes through the liver and kidneys. I’m not telling you to stop using the product but you should atleast know.
@@judithpeter5160 True. I guess that's why we need to give ourselves breaks from using skin care products because for the most part we don't really know the exact amount of harmful chemicals they contain-❤❤❤