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    Glossary Aminomethyl Propanol

    chemical compound used to adjust pH in hair products

    Aminomethyl Propanol is a chemical compound often used in hair and skincare products as a pH adjuster. It helps to maintain the stability and effectiveness of the product by ensuring the pH level is balanced, which can enhance the performance of active ingredients and improve the overall feel of the product on the skin or hair.

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