Does it cause free radical damage to the skin since it oxygenates the skin?
646515
No, free radicals are from the sun. All this does is pump Oxygen and ozone into the skin, killing bacteria and subduing redness.
646516
Good question, and one that I would like to know the answer to as well. I doubt, however, that most customers would know about that topic. You may want to consult a dermatologist. Let us know what you find out.
2006947
Not at all. Considering how well it works it is remarkably light and absorbs into the skin.
619728
Can't say. I had an allergic reaction to it. I'm fair skinned. Try a free sample before you spend your money
643891
It also has Vitamin E. It is an excellent product and I use it everyday. It works great on scars!
1678625
I am not sure. It never irritated my skin or caused any redness. Sorry, but hope that helps. Love the product.
484637
I doubt it. I didn't see any difference in my skin anywhere when using it. I won't be buying it again. Very disappointing.
179
Not that I know of. I have been using it for a while and it works well with my skin.
1899475
No! It also stains hands, clothes, face, whatever it touches. Don't buy this product if you are intending to play with it.
8298
Not to my knowledge. This product was recommended to me years ago by my Holistic Chiropractor. I have had no ill effects.
1517157
No - or so it claims on the label. I find it exellent - have been using it for years - and my skin looks good for an 84 year old.
1521629
Unfortunately, I am not a professional to answer this but what I can tell u is that it is extremely strooonggggg and will burn your skin if u are using it on something like dark spots/uneven skin tone. I believe this is the strength used on skin tags.
1976675
really have no idea. I use it to protect my liver. I am not aware of any side effects
1298693
I don't know I am old LOL it burnt my skin at first so be careful. I will not buy again
2007834
Yes.... it is high in vitamin E and Essential Fatty Acids - very good for the skin!
2167219
This is an interesting question and what I've heard is that "reduced" means it lowers the free radicals in our bodies
1146757
we did our best to keep it just on the damaged skin, but that was impossible due to the extent and shape of the burn. I saw no damage to healthy skin that was exposed when changed as recommended. We did NOT rely strictly on Xeroform, we used ointments and essential oils in addition to Xeroform
1883407
No it doesn't. it contains garlic oil, clove oil, and sodium Lauryl Sulfate. I haven't found that it damages fabric.