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lanolin

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lanolin

Sticky, purified wax obtained from sheep's wool and used in cosmetics, soap, and leather preparation.


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Featuring a blend of essential oils, lanolin and aloe to protect hands from frequent hand washing, Power Scrub gets the job done.
It contains aloe vera, vitamin E, and lanolin to prevent dermal irritation with frequent use, and triclosan for antimicrobial efficacy.
All food products displaying the EVU label must be free of animal byproducts, such as gelatin and lanolin.
 
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