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Location: Eden Prairie (MN) Registered: 07 February 2010 Posts: 474 | I religiously store all of my products in the refrigerator because my house is extremely warm. I happened to forget a tube of LacSal outside few days ago. I used it the day after and it seems to me that the cream felt stronger (more acid). It may very well be that my skin was just a tiny bit irritated that morning. But since I remember from the very little Chemistry I know that the ph depends on the temperature (increasing or decreasing with increasing temperature depending on the compounds within the solution) I was just wondering out of curiosity if LacSal by any chance has a slightly lower ph when stored at higher temperature. (I ran out of ph strips so I could not measure the ph myself) Many thanks! *************************************************** Life is too short to remove USB safely! |
Location: Skin Biology Registered: 15 September 2004 Posts: 7065 | There should be no significant change in the pH. If you applied it when it was cold, this may have had an effect on the skin. |
Location: Eden Prairie (MN) Registered: 07 February 2010 Posts: 474 | I see, thank you Dr. Pickart. *************************************************** Life is too short to remove USB safely! |
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