Guest guest Posted February 24, 2001 Report Share Posted February 24, 2001 Hi Sorcy, Obviously I have to print this out as well as your other last really big informative one on this subject. You are a powerhouse of information and so helpful. > I use all the base oils to infuse different herbs > with, as and when the > mood strikes and have dozends of options.... > I mix the base oils pretty even amount.... OK, I see! You do the " variety " thing! You pick and choose according to what you feel like, but you use the oils pretty evently, whatever those oils are that you decide to use at any given time. At least that's what it sounds like. By the way, have you ever tried Sea Buckhorn Oil? With all the oils you mentioned, I was wondering if you or anyone else had any experience using it. This one is kind of new to my oil archive. ) Smells kind of awful, but I like what it's supposed to do, so I use a " little. " That's also a good idea because of its spooky price (4 fl oz - $ 43.69). I have no way of knowing if it really is as good as it says, since I mix it with other stuff, but it " feels " like it is. http://floraleads.com/farmers/OILSEA.HTM " ......promotes healing of heat burns,sunburns, pressure sores, bed sores, canker sores, trophic ulcers, diabetic ulcers, vascular ulcers, bad healing wounds, eczema. In several countries Sea Buckthorn oil extract is officially recognized as an Pharmacopeian drug and approved for the treatment of wounds, skin injuries and condiotions of mucous membranes.The ability of Sea Buckthorn oil to promote skin regeneration helps combat damaging effects of sun radiation, reduces skin irritation and promotes the restoration of the epidermis after cosmetic laser surgery. Due to natural richness in nutrients, essential for the skin metabolism, Sea Buckthorn oil effectively combats wrinkles, dryness and other symptoms of malnourished or prematurely aging skin and is utilized in anti-aging skin creams and lotions. It is also used as a dietary supplement taken to improve the conditions of the mucous membranes and as a source of carotenes, phytosterols, and EFAs. " Love, Valerie Get email at your own domain with Mail. http://personal.mail./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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