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Dictionary » C » Cosmetics CosmeticsCosmetics composite term for a variety of camouflages applied to the skin, lips, hair, and nails for purposes of beautifying in accordance with cultural dictates. ![]()
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Results from our forumGrowth of bacteria and fungi in a cosmetic productNo - the most common contaminants of cosmetics are bacterial - esp. is Burkholderia cepacia and grow throughout the product. Contamination is most frequently associated with water - poor quality process water or cleaning water such as from ...
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Re: Growth of bacteria and fungi in a cosmetic product... can survive in that environment specially those susceptible or"weak microorganisms".but yes, a spored microorganisms can may survive . cosmetics can be contaminated (mostly yeast and molds) after production, during filling, packaging, the way they handle the cosmetic.Obviously they ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life Jackbean As I told you already dozen times, the crucial part of the ribosome are the rRNAs, the proteins are just added cosmetics. Ribosomes are made from approx 40% proteins and 60% nucleic acids (rRNA ) So, proteins are just added cosmetics. Is this supposed to be a serious statement? ...
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Re: As I told you already dozen times, the crucial part of the ribosome are the rRNAs, the proteins are just added cosmetics. But you refuses to accept that. You think that if something is nowadays composed from proteins, it had to be composed of proteins billions of years ago. I'm ...
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Theories - Origin of LifeAs I told you already dozen times, the crucial part of the ribosome are the rRNAs, the proteins are just added cosmetics. But you refuses to accept that. You think that if something is nowadays composed from proteins, it had to be composed of proteins billions of years ago. I'm ...
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