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Product: No Prob-Llama Lip Gloss Base | Clear Versagel Base for DIY Lip Gloss, Made in USA 12 oz Mineral-Oil-Based Ingredients: Mineral oil (and) Ethylene/Proptlene/Styrene Copolymer (and) Butylene/Ethylene/Styrene Copolymer. NOTE: VERSAGEL IS MEASURED BY WEIGHT This is for our Versagel M Standard Mineral Oil Based Lip Gloss Base for lip gloss. It can be also used in other lotion and gel formulations. It also mixes well with oils. This is a Vegan, gluten free + cruelty free product Rich consistency, odorless and colorless No returns of cosmetic products. What is the difference between Versagel M and Versagel ME Versagel M - is mineral oil based. This type of Versagel is a occlusive agent which create a physical barrier helping to trap moisture in the skin or hair. It is about half the viscosity (thickness) of our Versagel ME. It is basically gelled mineral oil. It does not absorb into the skin and has no other skin conditioning properties. Versagel ME is a patented synthetic liquid. This is a Emollient - It not only works as a barrier, but also increases moisturization and plumpness, while decreasing scaling, lip lines and cracking, leaving skin soft and smooth (see study below). It is also a little more glossy than Versagel M In the clinical study on Versagel ME, moisture content of the lips was measured with a NOVA Dermal Phase Meter (NOVA DPM) which measures the moisture in the skin by measuring an electrical parameter (impedance). Measurements were taken on the right and left side of the lower lip to quantify the moisture content of the stratum corneum. Overall, there was a 61% improvement in lip moisture content in 1 week. Additionally, lip condition was graded by skilled clinician comparing all improvements to baseline. The clinical grading of lip condition correlated with the instrumentally measured. improvement in skin moisturization in 1 week: Plumpness: Increased 45%  Scaling: Decreased 27%  Lip Lines: Decreased 62%  Cracking: Decreased 22% Lip Gloss Base NO PROB-LLAMA