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> already in cosmetics Rendering transparent rather than covering up would be kind of an anti-cosmetic use.
by kazinator 2y ago
> already in cosmetics
Rendering transparent rather than covering up would be kind of an anti-cosmetic use.
- delecti 2y agoYep, which is one of the reasons why this discovery is so weird. The reason I mention cosmetics, is it means that it's at least in theory skin-safe for humans up to at least some threshold. The next questions would be: what's the threshold at which it's not skin-safe for us anymore, and is that high enough for this effect to happen? Neither are foregone conclusions though.