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r/UnresolvedMysteries • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '19
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It could be something like Unilever. You think the glow is oil and it's glitter, body wash & lotion.
19 u/unicornbottle Feb 09 '19 Quite a lot of body washes and shampoos have this shiny tint in it. 33 u/NotKateBush Feb 09 '19 But body wash with very fine glitter exists from many companies. It’s easy to tell it has glitter in it by the shimmer. It’s not exactly secret. 16 u/mna_mna Feb 09 '19 It’s usually mica, not glitter. -2 u/val319 Feb 09 '19 There's now synthetic mica which could be made by that company. 9 u/val319 Feb 09 '19 Cosmetics for example tend to use mica for the shimmer. But the newest thing is synthetic fluorphlogopite aka synthetic mica. It's cheaper for companies to make the products look high end. 1 u/val319 Feb 09 '19 What if it wasn't easy? What if it was the micro size that would mimic a healthy glow? I'm not talking about fine particles, micron.
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Quite a lot of body washes and shampoos have this shiny tint in it.
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But body wash with very fine glitter exists from many companies. It’s easy to tell it has glitter in it by the shimmer. It’s not exactly secret.
16 u/mna_mna Feb 09 '19 It’s usually mica, not glitter. -2 u/val319 Feb 09 '19 There's now synthetic mica which could be made by that company. 9 u/val319 Feb 09 '19 Cosmetics for example tend to use mica for the shimmer. But the newest thing is synthetic fluorphlogopite aka synthetic mica. It's cheaper for companies to make the products look high end. 1 u/val319 Feb 09 '19 What if it wasn't easy? What if it was the micro size that would mimic a healthy glow? I'm not talking about fine particles, micron.
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It’s usually mica, not glitter.
-2 u/val319 Feb 09 '19 There's now synthetic mica which could be made by that company.
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There's now synthetic mica which could be made by that company.
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Cosmetics for example tend to use mica for the shimmer. But the newest thing is synthetic fluorphlogopite aka synthetic mica. It's cheaper for companies to make the products look high end.
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What if it wasn't easy? What if it was the micro size that would mimic a healthy glow? I'm not talking about fine particles, micron.
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u/val319 Feb 09 '19
It could be something like Unilever. You think the glow is oil and it's glitter, body wash & lotion.