Assertion: antiperspirant's ingredient | /r/HasProperty | aluminum chloride
Facets:
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: specifically
type: MANNER
value: technically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Ingredients: ALUMINUM CHLORIDE 15mg in 1mL
text: Technically, the only “antiperspirant” ingredients approved by the FDA are aluminum salts (FDA OTC Active).
text: The active ingredient in most antiperspirants is aluminum chloride salt, which is notoriously irritating.
text: Some antiperspirants don’t work when it comes to reducing excessive sweating because they don’t contain of the active sweat stopping ingredient known as aluminum chloride.
text: Active Ingredient: Aluminum Chloride (14%)
text: Active Ingredient: Aluminum Chloride (12%)
text: Active Ingredient: Aluminum Chloride (15%)
text: Active Ingredient: Aluminum Chloride (12%)
text: Active Ingredient: Aluminum Chloride (14%)
text: The active ingredient is Aluminum Chloride 14%.
text: The active ingredient is Aluminum Chloride 14%.
text: The most common active ingredients used in antiperspirants are aluminum chloride and aluminum chloride hexahydrate.
text: This antiperspirant’s main ingredient is aluminum chloride.
text: Most antiperspirants use aluminum salts as an active ingredient, specifically aluminum chloride or aluminum chloride hexahydrate.
text: ’s active ingredient was aluminum chloride, a salt that forms aggregates in sweat pores and blocks them.
text: They have ingredients (typically aluminum salts) that when dissolved into your sweat, form a gel-like barrier over your armpits that considerably reduces how much you sweat.