Assertion: glitter | /r/HasProperty | safe
Facets:
value: by reading the ingredients
type: MANNER
value: for the skin
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to use in bath products
type: PURPOSE
value: generally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: You would think that it would be easy to ascertain if glitter was safe or if this ingredient was safe for this area or not, but alas, it is not so simple.
text: To tell if a glitter or dust is safe to eat, look for labeling that clearly states the product is edible or see if it contains certain ingredients such as acacia (gum arabic), sugar, cornstarch and certain color additives, among other safe-to-eat components.
text: Glitter is technically not FDA-approved but is considered generally safe for the skin,” says Shah.
text: How do I know which glitter is safe to use in bath products?
text: I want to put glitter in my Christmas bath bombs this year how can I know which glitters are safe by reading the ingredients? ...