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   From: tehranchem1@gmail.com   
      
   On Saturday, May 2, 2009 at 1:15:41 AM UTC+4:30, Fred wrote:   
   > When I rub pure glycerin on my skin, what happens to it?   
   > It is very moisturizing for my dry skin and it absorbs a lot of water.   
   > However, what happens to the glycerin when it stays on the skin for a   
   > while? Does it get absorbed into the body? What does it break down   
   > into, if anything? Do bacteria or other microbes use it or metabolize   
   > it for anything?   
   Glycerin prevents the loss of body water by creating a skin barrier and keeps   
   the skin always moist. This substance is safe and is present in most skin   
   moisturizers   
      
   https://tehran-chem.com/glycerin/   
      
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