Would this be a Formaldehyde free products? Thank you
634467
the shampoo and conditioner are formaldehyde free, however, the actual Brazilian blow out treatment does contain formaldehyde.
634468
There is no formaldehyde in these haircare products. It is only the salon-applied Brazillian Blowout product that has formaldehyde in trace amounts.
634469
I think so. These are Shampoo and Conditioner. Basically, a Formaldehyd in a Keratin Reconstraction.
634470
yes it does the hair smoothing treatment Brazilian Blowout contains very little my stylist open the window and the door for the fumes to come out it's not so bad for me but everyones different this shampoo treatment itself that I know of do not contain formaldehyde
634471
Excellent product , the shipping was fast, I really love the product, leaves my hair healthy, shine and not freeze. LOVE IT.THE ONLY THING I DIDN'T LIKE IS THE SHAMPOO SMELL.
216599
Yes. Our detergent is hypoallergenic and free from toxins, perfumes, and dyes. It is a Free & Clear formula. Thank you.
1902871
i cannot vouch for it, but it is supposed to be organic, so that would preclude the chemicals as far as i know. i can tell you that it did not have any chemical smell when it arrived. good luck.
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I don't think it does, but the bottle doesn't list the ingredients. Their website has information and a customer care number: http://www.sallyhansen.com/nails/nail-care/miracle-cure-severe-problem-nails . Also on the Sally Hansen FAQ page, they answer that their nail polish is FORMALDEHYDE, DBP, AND TOLUENE free. I suggest calling the customer service line. I don't think it has any because it doesn't dry out my nails. I get this sent every 2 months with the "subscribe and save" ordering on Amazon. This way I can have a new bottle at home, one in my purse, one at the office, for quick touch ups. My nails have never been this strong or nice! I don't think it does, but the bottle doesn't list the ingredients. Their website has information and a customer care number: http://www.sallyhansen.com/nails/nail-care/miracle-cure-severe-problem-nails . Also on the Sally Hansen FAQ page, they answer that their nail polish is FORMALDEHYDE, DBP, AND TOLUENE free. I suggest calling the customer service line. I don't think it has any because it doesn't dry out my nails. I get this sent every 2 months with the "subscribe and save" ordering on Amazon. This way I can have a new bottle at home, one in my... » Read More I don't think it does, but the bottle doesn't list the ingredients. Their website has information and a customer care number: http://www.sallyhansen.com/nails/nail-care/miracle-cure-severe-problem-nails . Also on the Sally Hansen FAQ page, they answer that their nail polish is FORMALDEHYDE, DBP, AND TOLUENE free. I suggest calling the customer service line. I don't think it has any because it doesn't dry out my nails. I get this sent every 2 months with the "subscribe and save" ordering on Amazon. This way I can have a new bottle at home, one in my purse, one at the office, for quick touch ups. My nails have never been this strong or nice! « Show Less
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I have a review here but this is not the same product I purchased. I bought the QOD Max and by the smell, I'd say it did have formaldehyde in it, which I was actually looking for as it's very effective, but you do need to be in a ventilated area (windows open or even better, outdoors on a patio). Again, this isn't the same product I purchased and I'm not sure why my review is still here. I would ask the company directly as most blow-out type products no longer contain formaldehyde -- I purchased the QOD about four years ago and no longer use any type of keratin products.
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Wikipedia is great but only gives you a very rough idea and is often... not very scientific. Here is a link to the page of the FDA and what it says about formaldehyde:http://www.fda.gov/Cosmetics/ProductandIngredientSafety/ProductInformation/ucm127068.htm#formaPutting high concentrations of formalin on your skin is not considered safe. But skin and nail is not the same thing and you're not supposed to put this stuff on your skin or cuticles. And it is considered a carcinogen when inhaled. But all solvents in all nail polishes are toxic and that's probably why it says to use only in ventilated areas. Wikipedia is great but only gives you a very rough idea and is often... not very scientific. Here is a link to the page of the FDA and what it says about formaldehyde:http://www.fda.gov/Cosmetics/ProductandIngredientSafety/ProductInformation/ucm127068.htm#formaPutting high concentrations of formalin on your skin is not considered safe. But skin and nail is not the same thing and you're not supposed to put this stuff on your skin or cuticles. And it is considered a carcinogen when inhaled. But all solvents in all nail polishes are toxic and that's probably why it says... » Read More Wikipedia is great but only gives you a very rough idea and is often... not very scientific. Here is a link to the page of the FDA and what it says about formaldehyde:http://www.fda.gov/Cosmetics/ProductandIngredientSafety/ProductInformation/ucm127068.htm#formaPutting high concentrations of formalin on your skin is not considered safe. But skin and nail is not the same thing and you're not supposed to put this stuff on your skin or cuticles. And it is considered a carcinogen when inhaled. But all solvents in all nail polishes are toxic and that's probably why it says to use only in ventilated areas. « Show Less
1360043
Yes, it does. I just received mine and I don't like the fact that they don't mention that in the product description. They also don't say how much formaldahyde their product contains.
939505
The box says it's made in Canada, the ingredients lists do not mention any formaldehyde
588977
Great question! Though I have never called the company and questioned them directly, I believe it is formaldehyde free. You can go to their website and read about the company and their products. I always buy the Organic Grade B syrup.
1533652
That's possible since I believe the ingredients aren't that harsh and the smell doesn't bother you. However, I would check out the ingredients first.
2282787
No. It's definitely not chemical free. There are plenty of inactive ingredients. However, this is the gentlest sunscreen I have ever used for my sensitive and acne prone skin. I don't break out and it never burns when I use it.
1295215
I have used it on several other kinds---DER ME LECt---no formalehyde . You are not supposed to use CND on other polishes but I have found it to work.
1360044
I was quite surprised to see this question and was about to answer 'no' but decided to go get the bottle and read the ingredients and sure enough, formaldehyde IS listed as one of the ingredients. I was completely shocked. I have used this product twice and there definitely some powerful fumes that come off your hair when you are using the straightener but it really does make your hair incredibly soft and manageable. I have very curly hair however so it does not completely straighten it but it makes it very easy to straighten and blow dry. I hope my answer helped. Good luck!
1532879
There is no formaldehyde in the TP. The seventh gen website is very helpful in explaining which preservatives they use in which products. Www.seventhgeneration.com. They are the only company that always lists all ingredient on its labels.
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No. One other piece of feedback- it smells so foul for months. It was wrapped well but that seemed to just hold the manufacturing formaldehyde in. If I could have packaged up to return I would have. The finish is not durable either but it's not expensive so...
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The manufacturer's website states this product is free of irritating dyes, fragrances, masking fragrances, parabens, lanolin and derivatives, formaldehyde and irritating preservatives. Hope this help. --Marge
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It's only fragrance free if it says so. I don't know the answer to the second question. You need very little of this stuff.