thanks for the tip. So there is nothing that they add to bleach out the color? I figure most people like their creams to be white so maybe there is an ingredient they add to get rid of the yellow color.
Before I posted, I checked on one of the DIY websites, and they also had similar information, i.e. it should be yellowish. I could not find any mention about any bleaching methods to lower the color.thanks for the tip. So there is nothing that they add to bleach out the color? I figure most people like their creams to be white so maybe there is an ingredient they add to get rid of the yellow color.
Thanks for sharing this info.An interesting point about Q10:
Recently I have learned that the main Co Q10 enzyme (or whatever) is extremely bright orange yellow in color, so if you ever buy a product that claims to contain Q10 in it, then the product should be light yellow (i.e. diluted Q10 color). Anything less than light yellow is just too small of a percent of Q10 to have any real effect.
When I first learned this, I had to laugh when I thought about all the creams and lotions on the market that claim to contain Q10 yet they are still pure white in color. Hmmmm...I think they are not really using much, if any, Q10 in their "amazing" products. Buyer beware!