The extract soap made in Nigeria has a license from the original owners and as such, it shouldn’t be seen as fake. ORIGINAL AND FAKE EXTRACT SOAP When I first started making lotions, I recommended using Leucidal because I knew that many people are afraid of using “preservatives” and were looking for products that were as natural as possible. I used it without (apparent) issues.

Sodium Salt of Distiled Palm/Palm Kernel, Fatty Acid, Aqua, Gluconolactone, Potassium Lactate, Salicylic Acid, Fragrance, Sodium Silicate, Glycerin, Niacinamide, PEGPPG 22/23 Dimethioone, Hydraxypropyl Methylcelulose, Propylene Glycol, Carica Papaya (Papaya) Fruit Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Citrofortunella Microcarpe (Calamansi) Fruit Extract, BHT, CI 77891, C147000 and Cl15985. Extract Soap Ingredients (Nigerian Made): It seems like an especially ideal preservative, not only because of how natural it is, but because peptides have been found to help moisturize the skin.Extract soap also keeps the skin pimples free and this is due to the presence of salicylic acid a known topical ingredient used to treat acne. According to the FBI, the internet has given consumers widespread access to health and beauty products, some labeled with “anti-aging” properties that they don’t know are fake. Government and industry studies and testing have discovered dangerous ingredients within counterfeit “anti-aging” products. Fraudulent cosmetics may contain arsenic, beryllium, and cadmium, all known carcinogens along with high levels of aluminum and dangerous levels of bacteria from sources such as urine. Some of these products have caused conditions like acne, psoriasis, rashes, and eye infections. A fake Extract Soap is a bit difficult to distinguish from the Original, the fake orange soaps are slightly darker than the original. Here are other tips to help you avoid buying a fake Extract papaya soap. Just because a product doesn’t have water as one of the ingredients, doesn’t mean that water won’t eventually be incorporated into it. Oil-based products meant to be used in the shower are especially likely to be “contaminated” with water or humidity. That’s why I recommended that you use a preservative when making my emulsified sugar scrub.

Instead, look at the recommended dosage for the preservative that you want to use instead. In most cases, dosages for common broad-spectrum preservatives fall around 0.5-1% of the recipe by weight. So, substituting one for another doesn’t normally greatly change a recipe. Another important part of making products to sell is conforming to “good manufacturing practice” (GMP). As with tinctures made with alcohol, glycerin can be used to extract the flavors, aromas, and/or the beneficial properties of certain plants and preserve them. These extractions are called glycerites.

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I have noticed over time that extract soap lightens her complexion, when she combined it with extract whitening lotion, she was practically turning white.