It should say on the label. If it doesn't, you can also sort of tell based on the appearance and feel of the cosmetics. Petroleum based cosmetics are shiny and have a greasy feel to them.
Petroleum industry is totally based on chemical equations, procedures, theories.
Example sentence - They had severe allergic reactions to petroleum based products.
Organic vapors are the vapors that are caused by organic compounds and are petroleum based.
Aviation fuel - a specialised petroleum based fuel is used in planes
Nowadays, none for most types of ink (but not all). Soybean oil based ink is now the norm in most applications. Some specialty inks still use petroleum based carriers, but whereas that was once the norm in industrial inks, it is more the exception now.
petroleum can be made into lip balm if you mix it in with food coloring and artificial flavors
Oil based cosmetics can block pores and create acne and pimples. Water based cosmetics are better for sensitive skin.
Yes. petroleum..... (petroleum based chemical) petro-chemical.
YES..
Cosmetics companies are not required by the FDA to prove their cosmetics are "safe to eat" therefore it is impossible to tell. One must assume all cosmetics are not safe to consume internally, and keep them from the reach of children.
any job that employs the use of petroleum, petroleum based products.
no
Anything petroleum based.
Yes.
Petroleum industry is totally based on chemical equations, procedures, theories.
Example sentence - They had severe allergic reactions to petroleum based products.
Toluene is a petroleum-based solvent that gives nail polish its smoothness