Assertion: glycerin | /r/HasProperty | derived
Facets:
value: from plant-based oils
type: OTHER
value: from animal fats
type: OTHER
value: naturally
type: MANNER
value: from animal and plant sources
type: OTHER
value: from gm
type: OTHER
value: from the chemical element glycerol
type: OTHER
value: from an alcohol
type: OTHER
value: from the process
type: OTHER
value: most often
type: DEGREE
value: from biofuel
type: OTHER
value: from plants emollients
type: OTHER
value: from petroleum
type: OTHER
value: primarily
type: DEGREE
value: synthetically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Glycerin, or glycerol, is derived from plant-based oils.
text: Glycerol may also be derived from hydrolyzing fats.
text: , you may desire to avoid Glycerin because of the chance that it may be derived from palm oil.
text: Glycerin is a colorless, odorless sugar alcohol that comes from animals or plants, or can be derived synthetically from petroleum, says New York City-based cosmetic dermatologist Michele Green,
text: Glycerin is a trihydric alcohol that is derived from animal fats and plants emollients.
text: Glycerin that is derived from animal and plant sources is generally considered a ‘safe’, albeit nutritionally void ingredient.
text: However, some pet food manufacturers are using glycerin that is derived from biofuel (e.g. diesel fuel) processing.
text: The answer to this question is both "yes" and "no," depending on whether the glycerin in question is indeed natural glycerin or glycerin that has been derived from synthetic sources such as petroleum-based oils.
text: Castle Baths, as a natural, vegan spa and bath company, uses only glycerin that has been derived from plant-based oils such as palm kernel oil or coconut oil.
text: The glycerin you’ll find listed in the ingredients of processed foods and other products, including “all-natural” ones, is most often derived from animal fats unless otherwise specified.
text: Glycerin is a humectant that can be naturally derived from plant oils, or it can also be synthetically produced.
text: Glycerin is chemically a sugar alcohol that is primarily derived from animal and plant sources, where it is removed from triglycerides.
text: It is derived from the chemical element glycerol, an alcohol, and glycerin is the byproduct of either animal or plant sources.
text: Glycerin that has been derived naturally from the saponification of organically sourced plant or animal fat is a healthy and beneficial ingredient for the skin.
text: Glycerin can also be derived from the process of creating biodiesel fuel by adding methanol to a lipid.
text: Glycerol may be synthesized naturally or may be derived by consuming glycerol-containing fatty foods.
text: Glycerin, or glycerol, is derived from plant-based oils.
text: So your glycerol may be derived from GM, pesticide laced corn and soy or it may come from relatively clean palm and coconut.
text: It can be derived naturally as well as from petrochemical feedstock.