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Ya'll are a mess. I'm staying out of this. I'm not opening this thread no more.trimbride said:STOP SNITCHIN!!!
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I thought the ingredients were listed on WGO?ximenia said:a company can apply for trade secret exemption with the fda which allows them to sell a product without listing all of the ingredients (the fda knows the ingredients and approves them) on the label so its not illegal. i read that kinky curly did this with their jojoba jelly when it first came out. it keeps other businesses from stealing the formulas. i suspect this is what kemi oyl did. they've been around for years and im sure you aint the first one who tried to get them in trouble. i dont think fantasia ic or wild growth oil lists all of their ingredients either.
crlsweetie912 said:I thought the ingredients were listed on WGO?
zora said:Ya'll are a mess. I'm staying out of this. I'm not opening this thread no more.![]()
MizaniMami said:It is and so are fantasia's ingredients.
WGO would be dumb to do that, especially they make such lush claims about hair growth and all. You KNOW people would get naturally curious.
Xim, when I was reading the Cosmetic Act I didn't see that info. I guess that is the info they hide from consumers. Anyways, great info and thanks for sharing.
BeautifulWideEyes said:LOL @ this thread.
I would really like to know what those ingredients are too and for all we know they could have stole or duplicated these ingredients from someone else just added a different fragrance and/or color.
Me, tootrimbride said:Ah Man, I really hope that isn't the case, I was looking forward to finding out what the ingredients were for the Kemi Oyl![]()