Definition of biotin
: a colorless crystalline growth vitamin C10H16N2O3S of the vitamin B complex found especially in yeast, liver, and egg yolk
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For clarity’s sake, Lash Slick has vegan biotin, but is not totally vegan.
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Plus, the ingredient amounts differed by 20 percent or more compared to what was on the label, including containing 70 percent more biotin than claimed.
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Vegan biotin allegedly conditions, making lashes softer and shinier over time.
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Additionally, biotin is not as harmless as has been presumed.
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For instance, mega-doses of biotin (vitamin B7), which some people take for skin, hair, and nail health, can skew medical tests for heart attacks.
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Some derms also suggest taking a multivitamin with biotin and a fish-oil pill to make your hair stronger.
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Among the more than two dozen ingredients in the kangaroo formula: biotin, choline, inositol, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium, zinc, iron, manganese, copper, iodine and selenium.
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Jason Thin to Thick Extra Volume Shampoo Combat fine, limp hair with this extra volume shampoo infused with biotin, panthenol, and proteins.
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Origin and Etymology of biotin
International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek biotos life, sustenance; akin to Greek bios
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of biotin
: a colorless crystalline growth vitamin C10H16N2O3S of the vitamin B complex found especially in yeast, liver, and egg yolk — called also
vitamin H
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