Outo no Hazure no Renkinjutsushi ~Hazure Shokugyou Datta node, Nonbiri Omise Keiei Shimasu~ - Vol. 4 Ch. 27 - The Face Paint Fiasco (Part 2)

[MangaDex]

 

[blablablub]

Too bad they don't have Titaniumdioxide, TiO2. THE white pigment.

 

[Hicleric]

So...sunscreen? Zinc oxide is also ecotoxic (you know, for the same reasons it has antibacterial properties) so best take care with industrial quantities.

I got a kick out of the idea of using slime shit as makeup tho

Also discovering starch

 

[CraniumAmbiguity]

Well specifically that was potato starch, as in starch that comes from potatoes. When it comes to babypowder and other commercial products you typically use corn starch. (although I think that is just because corn is so cheap.) Japan has a weird obsession with potato starch for some reason.

 

[nomadicengi]

So...sunscreen? Zinc oxide is also ecotoxic (you know, for the same reasons it has antibacterial properties) so best take care with industrial quantities.

I got a kick out of the idea of using slime shit as makeup tho

Also discovering starch

To be truth thou, a lot of things are toxic if you excessively use it.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Zinc? Is that safe? I’m not too familiar with cosmetics.

To be truth thou, a lot of things are toxic if you excessively use it.

I heard that consuming too much dihydrogen monoxide will make you pee alot since it’s a diuretic.

 

[BoredTears]

Zinc? Is that safe? I’m not too familiar with cosmetics.

It is the primary sun blocking ingredient in a large number sunscreen products, and that products which use zinc or titanium are considered the safest options for sunscreen. You can wear it constantly, reapplying it multiple times a day safely. Only real safety concern as a cosmetic or sunscreen is if you are allergic, or if you are using way more than would be reasonable as a cosmetic.

Industrially there are concerns with breathing it in, like with most things, and it is unlikely to be a concern on your skin unless you get it thick enough that any cosmetic would visibly crack as you move. So Daisy should be wearing a mask if working with large amounts of it prior to mixing in with some liquid.

Zinc is readily processed by your body, and is a vital nutrient, but zinc oxide is not readily absorbed, at least not through the skin. Safety for zinc oxide in cosmetics is on the level that if you had enough for it to be a concern it would be dubious to call it a cosmetic anymore.

 

[vandalbear]

As an Aussie I approve of this method!!

Thx for chapter

 

[Wolvenworks]

It is the primary sun blocking ingredient in a large number sunscreen products, and that products which use zinc or titanium are considered the safest options for sunscreen. You can wear it constantly, reapplying it multiple times a day safely. Only real safety concern as a cosmetic or sunscreen is if you are allergic, or if you are using way more than would be reasonable as a cosmetic.

Industrially there are concerns with breathing it in, like with most things, and it is unlikely to be a concern on your skin unless you get it thick enough that any cosmetic would visibly crack as you move. So Daisy should be wearing a mask if working with large amounts of it prior to mixing in with some liquid.

Zinc is readily processed by your body, and is a vital nutrient, but zinc oxide is not readily absorbed, at least not through the skin. Safety for zinc oxide in cosmetics is on the level that if you had enough for it to be a concern it would be dubious to call it a cosmetic anymore.

Huh…TIL.

SEE MOM? I’M LEARNING. DON’T YOU SAY I ONLY PLAY GAMES ON MY WEEKENDS.

 

[Aqua_Mizue]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[nomadicengi]

I heard that consuming too much dihydrogen monoxide will make you pee alot since it’s a diuretic.

Interestingly, drinking too much water can also cause a lot of problems other than making you piss more.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Interestingly, drinking too much water can also cause a lot of problems other than making you piss more.

Well now you’ve gone and spoiled the joke…

 

[nomadicengi]

Well now you’ve gone and spoiled the joke…

I can make it worse. Breathing too much O2 can kill you. There's a reason why there's designated O2 tanks for medical use and O2 tanks for industrial use.