comments please

[Guest guest]

Could anyone please give me their input on this comment from a new retailer in

the arena of essential oil sales? Her advice seems to go against everything

I've read. She swears her suppliers gave her this info but I was under the

impression that oxygen and light are among an essential oils worst enemy.

 

Here's the clip:

 

> Don't forget to loosen and retighten the caps of your EO bottles

> periodically, please? It's good for them..let's them breath. )

>

> Thanks,

>

> Lillian

> FBSoaps

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Lillian-

That goes against everything I had every heard. I have even vacuum seal

dark bottles and kept them in cool dark storage.

But I am always will to learn from the pros...Butch...Chris...others?

Janet

 

>Could anyone please give me their input on this comment from a new

>retailer in the arena of essential oil sales? Her advice seems to go

>against everything I've read. She swears her suppliers gave her this info

>but I was under the impression that oxygen and light are among an

>essential oils worst enemy.

>

>Here's the clip:

>

> > Don't forget to loosen and retighten the caps of your EO bottles

> > periodically, please? It's good for them..let's them breath. )

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Lillian

> > FBSoaps

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds like her eos are fermenting. LOL. Sorry, being a wine maker, that

is the only reason I can think of for " letting them breathe. "

 

Adding oxygen to any chemical is usually a bad idea if you want it to

remain the same chemical.

 

Personally, I vacuum seal everything I can, and big bottles I use my

nitrogen flusher on (from wine stores, it moves the oxygen out since it

is heavier).

 

There is plenty of misinformation out there.

 

Blessings,

Soseneda

 

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