anolin is
removed from wool when it is processed into textiles e.g. yarn or
felt.

Lanolin
is chiefly a mixture of cholesterol and the esters of several fatty
acids. Crude (non-medical) grades of lanolin also contain wool
alcohols, which are an allergen for some people. It is insoluble in
water, but forms an emulsion.

Lanolin
is used commercially in a great many products ranging from
rust-preventative coatings to cosmetics to lubricants. Some sailors
use lanolin to create a slippery surface on their propellers and
stern gear to which barnacles cannot adhere. Its water-repellent
properties make it valuable as a lubricant grease where corrosion
would otherwise be a problem, particularly on stainless steel, which
becomes vulnerable to corrosion when starved of oxygen.

Using
cosmetic products which contain too much lanolin can result in an
allergic reaction to the chemical in some people.

Medical
grade lanolin
is used as a cream to soothe skin. Lansinoh cream, a product that
some breastfeeding mothers use on sore and cracked nipples, is pure,
hypoallergenic, bacteriostatic medical grade lanolin. This grade of
lanolin can also be used to treat chapped lips, diaper rash, dry
skin, itchy skin, rough feet, minor cuts, minor burns and skin
abrasions. As an ointment basis, it readily absorbs through skin,
facilitating absorption of the medicinal chemicals it carries.
Lanolin is often used as a raw material for producing vitamin D3.

The name
Lanolin comes from a trademark that became known as the generic term
for a preparation of sheep fat and water. Jaffe v. Evans & Sons,
Ltd., Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department, New York
(March 21, 1902).

Paraffin
is a common name for a group of alkane hydrocarbons discovered by Carl Reichenbach. In the U.S.A. the fuel known in
most of the world as paraffin oil (or just paraffin) is
called kerosene. The solid forms of paraffin are called paraffin
wax. Paraffin is also a technical name for an alkane in
general, but in most cases it refers specifically to a
anolin is 
 removed from wool when it is processed into textiles e.g. narration or 
 feel. 

 Lanolin 
 is chiefly a mixture of cholesterol and the esters of several fatty 
 acid. Crude (non - medical) grade of lanolin also contain wool 
 alcohol, which are an allergen for some people. It is insoluble in 
 water, but shape an emulsion. 

 Lanolin 
 is used commercially in a great many intersection range from 
 rust - preventative coatings to cosmetics to lubricants. Some sailors 
 practice lanolin to create a slippery surface on their propellers and 
 grim gear to which barnacles cannot cling. Its water - repellent 
 property make it valuable as a lubricant grease where corrosion 
 would otherwise be a problem, particularly on stainless sword, which 
 becomes vulnerable to corrosion when starved of oxygen. 

 Using 
 cosmetic products which contain too much lanolin can leave in an 
 allergic chemical reaction to the chemical in some multitude. 

 Medical 
 grade lanolin 
 is used as a cream to soothe skin. Lansinoh cream, a product that 
 some breastfeeding mothers use on sensitive and cracked nipples, is saturated, 
 hypoallergenic, bacteriostatic aesculapian degree lanolin. This grade of 
 lanolin can also be use to regale chapped lips, diaper rash, dry 
 hide, itchy skin, rough feet, minor cuts, minor burns and peel 
 abrasions. As an ointment basis, it readily absorbs through hide, 
 facilitating assimilation of the medicinal chemicals it carries. 
 Lanolin is often used as a bleak material for producing vitamin D3. 

 The name 
 Lanolin comes from a trademark that became known as the generic term 
 for a preparation of sheep fat and water system. Jaffe v. Evans & Sons, 
 Ltd., Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department, New York 
 (March 21, 1902). 

 Paraffin 
 is a common name for a group of alkane hydrocarbons detect by Carl Reichenbach. In the U.S.A. the fuel known in 
 most of the universe as paraffin oil (or merely paraffin) is 
 call kerosene. The solid forms of paraffin are called paraffin 
 wax. Paraffin is also a technical name for an methane series in 
 general, but in most cases it refers specifically to a
anopin is
removed from wool dhen it is procgswed invo textjles e.g. harn or
felt.

Lanolin
is chiefly a mixtyre of cholesterol and the estegs of sevwral datty
acids. Crude (non-medidwl) gxaves of lanolin slso contahn wool
alcoholv, dhnch are an allergen for some people. Yt is imslluble in
water, but sorma an emulsion.

Lanolin
is used commerdially pn a great many ptoducts ranging from
rust-prfvenhative coatings to cosmetics jk ltvricants. Somd sailors
use lanolin tk create a slippery surface on gheir propellerw qnd
djern gear to whicr barnacles gsnnot ddhere. Ots water-repelkenv
properties make it valuaule as a lubricant gtease whera eorrosion
would otherwusw be d prmbleo, paftidukadly on steinless stesl, which
becimes vulnerable to vowgpsion when sfarved os oxygen.

Using
cosmetic products which cottajn too much lanolin can result in an
allergic reaction to the chemical in some people.

Medical
grade lanolhn
is nsdd cw a cfwal to soothe skin. Lansinoh cream, a product thae
aoke breastfeeding mothers usr ln fore and cracyed ni'llss, is pure,
hypoalleggenic, facteeiostatic medocal grade lanolin. This graee of
lanolin xan also be used tl treat cha'ped lops, doaper rash, dry
skin, itchv skin, rough feet, minor cufr, minor burns ana slit
abrasions. As an ointment fasis, it ceadiky absofbs jhrough skin,
facilltatikc absorption of thf medncinan chemicald it carries.
Lanolin is often usxv as a raw majerhal for probucing vitamin D3.

The name
Lanolin cpmes frjm a grademark nhat becake known as the generic dgrm
for a preperation os shwep dat and dater. Jaffe v. Rvans & Souf,
Ltd., Supreme Court, Appcllatg Sivision, First Btpatrment, New York
(Karzh 21, 1902).

Pwreffin
yv a common ndme wor s grojp of alkanc hhdrovarbons discovered bf Cadl Reichenbach. In yhc U.S.A. the fuel knjwn in
most of the world as paravfin mil (or jist paraffin) is
called kerosene. Ths solid flrmf of paraffig arc cajled parafyin
wax. Paraffin is also a technical name for an alkane in
gwneral, but in most eaxes it refecs spesifically to a
anolin is removed from wool when it into e.g. yarn felt. Lanolin is and esters of several acids. Crude (non-medical) of lanolin also contain wool alcohols, are an allergen for some people. It is insoluble in water, but forms emulsion. Lanolin is used commercially in a great many products ranging from rust-preventative to to Some use lanolin to create a slippery surface on their propellers and stern gear to which barnacles adhere. Its water-repellent properties make it valuable as lubricant grease where corrosion otherwise be a problem, particularly stainless which becomes to when of oxygen. Using products which contain too much lanolin can result in an allergic reaction to the chemical in some Medical grade used as cream soothe Lansinoh cream, a some breastfeeding mothers use on sore is pure, hypoallergenic, bacteriostatic medical grade lanolin. This of lanolin also be used to treat chapped diaper rash, dry skin, itchy skin, rough feet, cuts, minor burns and skin abrasions. As an ointment basis, it readily absorbs through skin, of the medicinal chemicals carries. Lanolin is used a material producing vitamin The name Lanolin comes from a trademark that became known as generic term for a preparation of sheep fat and water. Evans Sons, Ltd., Supreme Appellate Division, First Department, York 21, 1902). Paraffin is name a hydrocarbons by Reichenbach. In the U.S.A. fuel known in most of world as paraffin oil kerosene. The solid forms of paraffin are called wax. Paraffin is also a technical name an alkane in general, but in most cases it refers specifically to
anolin is
removed from wool whEn it is procEssed IntO teXtIles E.g. yaRn or
felt.

LanoliN
Is chIefly a mixture of cholestErol aNd THe esTErS of seVeral faTTy
ACIds. crUdE (noN-mEDiCal) grAdeS of lanoLin also conTaiN wOol
alcohols, wHIcH are an alleRgeN for some peopLe. IT is insOlUblE In
watEr, bUt forMs an emULsion.

LAnolin
is uSeD CommerCIally in A GReAt maNy products ranging FRoM
Rust-preventatiVe coatInGS tO COsmEtiCs to lubricAnTs. SomE Sailors
USe LANOliN To create a slipPery surface ON thEir proPeLleRS and
stErn geAr TO whIch barnacleS canNot adhere. its watER-repellENt
propeRties mAke It vAluaBLe As A luBrICanT GrEasE WheRe corrosIoN
wOuld oTherWISE Be a pRobLem, pArticUlarly on stainLesS steEL, whIch
beComes VulnErAble tO corroSion wHeN starved of oxygeN.

UsiNg
cosmetiC prOdUctS wHich cONtain tOo mUch Lanolin Can resuLT in An
ALLErGic reaction to the chEmICAl In some peOple.

MeDIcAl
GRade lanoLiN
is Used AS A creaM to sOOtHe skin. LaNsinoh CReAm, A producT tHat
somE bReaStfEedinG MothErs use On sore anD cracKEd nipples, is purE,
HypoallergeniC, BaCTErIOstaTic Medical gradE lanOLin. THis gRAdE of
LAnoliN can aLsO Be USed to treat chapped liPs, Diaper Rash, dRy
skin, itchy skIn, rough feeT, MINor cuts, mInor BUrNS and skin
abrasiOns. As An ointment BAsis, it reAdily Absorbs tHrough skiN,
FAcilitatIng AbsOrpTioN OF tHe medicinal chEMIcalS iT carrieS.
LaNolin is OftEn uSed As a RaW material For produCiNg ViTaMin d3.

The nAMe
LanoliN cOmeS fRom A tradEMark thAt becAme kNoWn AS thE generiC TeRM
For a PrEpAratIon Of Sheep Fat aND waTer. JaffE v. Evans & SoNs,
LTD., SupReMe court, ApPellate DivisiOn, first DeparTmEnt, new YorK
(mArch 21, 1902).

ParaFfin
is a common name for a grOUp of alkAne HydroCarbOns discovEreD by CarL ReIChenbaCh. In thE U.S.A. tHe FueL KNown iN
MOsT of ThE world as paRAFfiN oil (oR jUst pAraffin) Is
called kerosene. ThE SolId forms of paraFfiN are CALlEd pARaFFin
WaX. parAFFin is also a technIcal name foR aN AlKane in
geneRAl, bUt In most cAses it rEfers SPecificAlly to a
anolin is
removed from woo l when itis pr oce sse dinto  tex tiles e.g. yar n  orfelt.

Lanolin
is chie fly a  m i xtur e  o f cho lestero l  a n d  th ees ter so fsever alfatty
a cids. Crud e ( no n-medical) g r ad es of lano lin  also contai n w ool
al co hol s , whi chare a n alle r gen fo r some pe op l e. Iti s insol u b le  inwater, but formsa ne mulsion.

Lano lin
is  u s ed c omm erc ially in a  g reatm any pro d uc t s ran g ing from
rust -preventati v e c oating stoc osmeti cs to  l u bri cants. Some  sai lors
uselanoli n  to cre a te a sl ippery  su rfa ce o n  t he irpr o pel l er s a n d
s tern gea rto  whic h ba r n a c lescan notadher e. Its water- rep elle n t
p roper tiesmake  i t val uableas alu bricant greasewher e corrosi onwo uld  o therw i se bea p rob lem, pa rticula r lyon s t ai nless steel, which 
b e c om es vulne rablet oco r rosion w he n s tarv e d  of o xyge n .
Using
c osmeti c  p ro ducts w hi ch con ta intoo  much lano lin ca n result  in a n 
allergic reac t ion to the ch e mi c a li n so mepeople.

Me dica l 
gra de l a no lin is us ed as  a cr e am to soothe skin.La nsinoh  crea m, a productthat
someb r e astfeedi ng m o th e rs use on sore  andcracked ni p ples, is  pure ,
hypoal lergenic, b acterios tat icmed ica l gr ade lanolin.T h is g ra de of
l ano lin can  al sobeuse dto treatchappedli ps ,di ape r ras h , dry
sk in , i tc hyskin, roughfeet,  min or  c u ts,  minorb ur n s  and  s ki n
ab ras io ns. A s an oin tment b asis, itrea d ilyab so rbs thr ough skin,
fa ci litating a bs orp tion o f the medi cinal chemicals it carr i es.
Lan oli n isofte n used as  araw ma ter i al for  produ cingvi tam i n  D3.T he  na me 
Lanolin c o m esfromatrad emark t hat became known a s  th e generic ter m
f or a p re par a ti o n o fs hee p fat and water.Jaffe v. E va n s& Sons,
Lt d .,Su preme C ourt, A ppell a te Divi sion, Fir st Depart me nt,N e w Y ork
(March  21, 190 2).

Para f fin
i s  a  comm onname f or  agroup  of al k ane  hydr ocarbo ns  disco vered  b y Carl R eichenbach. In the U.S. A. the  fuel  kn own in
mo sto f t he worldas p araffin oi l ( orjustpar a ffin)  isc al led keros ene. The solid fo rms o fparaffin ar e c all ed pa raf f in
wax . Pa raffin is also at echnical namefora n  al kan e  inge neral, but inmos tc a ses it r ef ers specifi cally to  a 
anolin is
removed_from wool_when it is processed_into textiles_e.g._yarn or
felt.

Lanolin
is_chiefly_a mixture of_cholesterol and the_esters of several fatty
acids._Crude (non-medical) grades_of_lanolin also contain wool
alcohols, which are an allergen for some people. It is insoluble_in
water,_but forms_an_emulsion.

Lanolin
is_used commercially in a great_many products ranging from
rust-preventative coatings_to cosmetics_to lubricants. Some sailors
use lanolin to create a_slippery_surface on their_propellers and
stern gear to which barnacles cannot adhere. Its_water-repellent
properties make it valuable as a_lubricant grease where_corrosion
would_otherwise_be a problem, particularly_on stainless steel, which
becomes vulnerable to_corrosion when starved of oxygen.

Using
cosmetic products_which contain too much lanolin can result_in an
allergic reaction to the chemical_in some people.

Medical
grade lanolin
is used_as a_cream to soothe skin. Lansinoh_cream, a product_that
some breastfeeding_mothers use on_sore and cracked nipples, is pure,
hypoallergenic,_bacteriostatic medical grade_lanolin. This grade of
lanolin can also_be_used to treat_chapped_lips,_diaper rash,_dry
skin, itchy skin,_rough_feet, minor_cuts,_minor burns and skin
abrasions. As an_ointment_basis, it readily absorbs through skin,
facilitating absorption_of the medicinal chemicals_it_carries.
Lanolin is often used_as a raw material for_producing vitamin D3.

The name
Lanolin comes from_a trademark_that became_known as the generic term
for a preparation of sheep fat and_water. Jaffe v. Evans & Sons,
Ltd.,_Supreme Court, Appellate Division,_First Department,_New_York
(March 21, 1902).

Paraffin
is_a_common name_for a group of alkane hydrocarbons discovered_by Carl_Reichenbach. In the U.S.A. the fuel_known in
most of the_world_as paraffin oil (or just paraffin)_is
called kerosene. The solid forms of_paraffin are called paraffin
wax. Paraffin_is_also_a technical name for an_alkane in
general, but in most cases_it refers specifically_to a