I ordered some of the Jacob Lab Dura 60, which is their low odor
product with Urea (60% DMSO). It may not produce the terrible BO or the
"dragon breath" but it smells terrible on its own. Sort of a hydrocarbon
or burned plastic chemical smell which I find extremely unpleasant. And
it leaves a sticky residue on the skin which I find also unpleasant, and
which probably comes from the glycerin.
Given the very expensive price, I think I will stick with the garlicky
regular DMSO, unless desperate and in need of going out publicly!
However I'm very interested in your results with a homemade solution
with urea. And I'd really like to know if your solution has the awful
chemical smell the Jacob Lab product does.
TIA,
sol
Roger Barker wrote:
Hi Garnet, sorry about the tardy reply to your posting - been a bit
hectic around here lately.
As you suggest I'll make a saturated solution with urea and distilled
water then add 10% to some DMSO and do the nose test.
Will keep you informed.
Cheers, Roger
http://lbarker.orcon.net.nz/index1.html
on 26/9/2004 7:09 AM, Garnet at garnetri...@earthlink.net wrote:
Dr Jacob's did not say if it 10% by volume or weight, but I would just
get in the ball park and see if it works. Can't hurt you, as urea is in
many hand lotions and cosmetics as a moisturizing, and probably
anti-bacterial ingredient.
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