Thioglycerin

Depilatory hair waving or straightening keratolytic reducing

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Thioglycerin is a sulphur-containing derivative of glycerol used in hair-straightening, waving and hair-removal products. It works as a reducing agent, breaking the bonds within hair's keratin structure, which allows the hair to be reshaped or dissolved as part of these treatments.
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