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Hazel,

I never heard of G-Chem. I will look into it.

It was mentioned to add a total of 3-10 drops maximun of total EOs per ounce.

She suggested to add 1 drop benzoin, 2 drops tea tree, and 4 drops lavender and

800IU vit. e. per ounce.

I always want to learn more!! ;))

 

Take care,

Renee

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Since I haven't followed this conversation in total, I might be off here,

but:

 

Assuming the salve does not contain any water, but only oils, waxes and the

like, it does not need any anti-microbial preservative. No bugs will grow in

it.

 

However, if you want to use an antioxidant, which will extend the 'shelf

life' of vegetable oils (they will not oxidize or go rancid as quickly), you

can look at using:

- Rosemary extract or 'Amiox " - this one is the best, as good as a number of

synthetic antioxidants such as BHA and BHT.

- Ascorbyl palmitate - or an oil-soluble form of Vitamin C

- or d-tocopherol (Vitamin E) - but not Vitamin E ACETATE, which does not

have direct antioxidant properties.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Cheers,

 

Ron Guba

Essential Therapeutics

 

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<rja86

 

Wednesday, July 11, 2001 7:51 AM

[AX] RE: salve preservative

 

 

> Hazel,

> I never heard of G-Chem. I will look into it.

> It was mentioned to add a total of 3-10 drops maximun of total EOs per

ounce. She suggested to add 1 drop benzoin, 2 drops tea tree, and 4 drops

lavender and 800IU vit. e. per ounce.

> I always want to learn more!! ;))

>

> Take care,

> Renee

>

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