Glycerol

Definition

Glycerine, Glycerin or Glycerol (C₃H₈O₃) is an alcohol (hence the name glycerol) with three hydroxyl groups (OH):

In its common liquid form, glycerol is nonpoisonous, colorless, odorless and sweet tasting and has a high viscosity.

Glycerin is soluble in water, because of the three hydrophilic hydroxyl groups (OH).

Serves as a humectant, solvent and lubricant in personal care products.

This definition was taken from Wikipedia

You can read more about the ingredient Glycerol at Wikipedia

Ultra Hair Away™ is a clear, topical solution prepared by a special curing process which concentrates the biologically active components of select plant enzymes, while preserving their natural organic state; specifically formulated as a hair inhibitor for unwanted body hair.

Back to Ultra Hair Away Ingredients

Buy Ultra Hair Away for permanent hair removal