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Pore Clogging Ingredients in Skin Care & Cosmetics Acetylated Cetearyl Alcohol & Coconut Hydrogenated PEG 150 PPG 2 Myristyl Sodium Stearic Acid Dhupa Seed Oil Kapok Oil Mink Oil Oleth-5 Lanolin Ceteareth-20 Alkanes Vegetable Oil Distearate** Propionate Chloride TEA Sodium Acetylated Cocoa Myristic PEG 200 Propylene Glycol Stearyl Cetearyl Alcohol** Dioctyl Succinate Isocetyl Alcohol Kasum Oil Oleyl Alcohol Laureth Lanolin Alcohol Butter Acid Dilaurate Monostearate Alcohol** Sulfate Disodium Sodium Coconut Myristyl Stearyl Algae Extract Ceteareth 20** Monooleamido Isocetyl Stearate Kelp Olive Oil PEG-16 Lanolin Ratanjyat Oil Lauryl Butter Alcohol** Heptanoate PEG2-Sulfosuccinate Sulfate Myristyl Red Algae/Brown Sodium Sulfated Algin Cetyl Acetate Coconut Oil Ethoxylated Lanolin Isodecyl Oleate Kokum Oil Palash Oil Pilu Oil Lactate Algae Carbomer Castor Oil Colloidal Isopropyl Laminaria Digitata Myristyl Palm Kernel Sulfated Almond Oil** Cetyl Alcohol** Ethylhexyl Palmitate Pisu Oil Rice Bran Oil Solulan 16 Sulfur Isostearate Extract Myristate Oil Jojoba Oil Laminaria Apricot Kernel Saccharina Extract Nahor Sorbitan Cheru Seed Oil Corn Oil** Evening Primrose Oil Isopropyl Linolate Palm Oil Plankton Sal Seed Oil Tribeheniin Oil** (Laminaria Seed Oil Oleate Saccharina) Cotton Isopropyl Peach Kernel Polyglyceryl- Argan Oil** Chlorella Glyceryl Stearate SE Laureth-4 Neem Oil Seaweed Soybean Oil Undi Oil Awws Oil Myristate Oil Diisostearate Chondrus Crispus Cotton Glyceryl-3 Isopropyl Octyl Polyglyceryl-3- Wheat Germ Avocado Oil** (a.k.a. Irish Moss or Laureth-23 Peanut Oil Sea Whip Extract Spirulina Seed Oil Diisostearate Palmitate Palmitate Diisostearate Glycerides Carrageenan Moss) Chullu (Wild Apricot) C13-14 Isostearyl Octyl PEG-8 Potassium Steareth- Wheat Germ Butyl Stearate Groundnut Oil Lauric Acid Sesame Oil** Seed Oil Isoparaffin Isostearate Stearate Stearate Chloride 2** Oil Decyl Isostearyl PEG 100 PG Shark Liver Oil Carrageenan Coal Tar Hexadecyl Alcohol Mahua Seed Oil Oleth-3 Steareth-10 Xylene Oleate Neopentanoate Distearate** Monostearate (squalene) The following D & C RED Dyes are comedogenic: D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red D & C Red No 2** No 3 No 4** No 6** No 9 No 17 No 19** No 21** No 27** No 30 No 33** No 36 **Comedogenic and/or irritation rating of a 1 or 2 – can be a problem for some, depends on the formulation and individual – those with severe acne or reactive skin should avoid Erin Marie Acne Solutions | www.erinmarieskincare.com | 316-734-6708 .

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