What is the difference between the colors of "milk" and "cottage cheese"?
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Milk is very pigmented...it's an opaque bright stark white. It's great for highlighting the area under your brows. Cottage cheese is not as opaque and it's got a bit of shimmer...a little more sheer, it's a creamier, warmer pearly white, best for highlighting the inner corners of your eyes.
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I don't think there is a difference; they probably just changed the label. It's the color of the cap that marks the different mustards. The red cap is their regular mustard and the green cap is their stoneground.
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Other Ingredients: Microcrystalline Cellulose, Hypromellose, Pectin, Sodium Carbonate, Stearic Acid, Guar Gum, Turmeric Color. CONTAINS: Milk
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I would say cream. Mine are definitely not beige but nor are they bright bright white as they look in the picture, and the color hasn't changed after 2 summers of use.
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What an excellent question! It looks to me to be cool to neutral. The name "Milk" is perfect for it, because it is the color of milk. It isn't blue at all, but it is cool. However, it works great of my warm toned, yellow based skin, so it is somewhat neutral. Something I should have mentioned before, it is not the kind of pencil that should be used if you want something white in your eye look. It's not that it isn't pigmented, it is, it just works much better as a base rather than something you'd wear on it's own. It does show up enough to be a highlight, but because I am very pale, the color gets a little lost on my skin. It will show up better on people with medium to dark skin tones. I hope this helps!
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It is not mauve. It is more of a milk choc Brown and not a dark Brown. ( lighter than pic but still Brown).
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The capsules are white. The label states "No: Dairy, egg, fish, shellfish, nuts, wheat, gluten, soy, sugar, yeast, or artificial colors."
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This is what the label on the back says: A dehydrated blend of whey, buttermilk solids, cheese (granular and cheddar/milk, cheese culture, salt, enzymes), whey protein, concentrate, salt, sodium phosphate, citric acid, yellow 5, yellow 6, lactic acid, enzyme. Contains: Dairy. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the difference in color. One may match the color of your Tupperware is my best guess .
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Sorry, I did not post any images so I wouldn't know how to tell one from the other in the images. If C is for color I know mine is in color and not monotone.
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I have both colors; buy mine at Fred Meyers in the animal food section. Your dog won't know the difference. :-)
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My experience is the cream is much thicker than milk and is only interchangeable in certain recipes. Hope this helps.
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The gold version is sweetened with xylitol and has a superiors and microflora component. For the price difference I prefer the gold.As far as dyes I believe both products are colored with juice extracts.
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There are two colors available: brown and cappuccino. I have the cappuccino one.
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The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like "wild caught" or "pure" olive oil, the company confirmed that the two different boxes contain exactly the same product/ingredients. Case closed. The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like... » Read More The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like "wild caught" or "pure" olive oil, the company confirmed that the two different boxes contain exactly the same product/ingredients. Case closed. « Show Less
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I believe the different color labels mean that they have something a little different in them. We get the green label because it is MonaVie Active. It has Glucosamine in it to help with joint pain.
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No difference, I believe. Just the color. We have purple and pink ones and they seem the same.