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Is it normal for there to be w layer of whitish “scum” on top of LABS  with molasses, or for the layers to separate?
 
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Welcome, Lydia. Yes, a white "talc-y" layer on top is pretty normal when I make my serum, no matter what I use.
You might find this interesting. https://www.rebootedmom.com/lactobacillus-serum-lab-serum/
 
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