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Hello,

Thought I would share - each year my town has a Founders Day street

fair, and since we are a local business on the main strip if we

don't put something out the town will rent the space to a vendor, we

usually hire a band and just enjoy. Last year my family convinced me

to make up a few bottles of oils, their favorite massage blend and

what my sister the sun worshipper deemed as the sunburn cure- tea

tree and vitamin E. I intended to only give it away to people I knew

if they were interested , but my daughter had other ideas, after a

few hours I couldn't understand why I was getting these odd looks,

turns out my daughter was running around shoving the tea tree under

peoples noses, telling them how great it was for sunburn- one wiff

and they ran FAST-

So at the end of the day, humbled- our employee who only drinks

arizona ginsing by the gallon, because it is healty with that big

bag of chips and is known for taking unprescribed, expired

antibiodics was complaining that his wife was mad because he had to

work and was going to go home to dinner of hot tongue and cold

shoulder, so I handed him the nice smelling rose massage oil and

said why don't you treat her to a nice back massage- his reply - I

am not using that (explicit) ( explicit) its not FDA approved. OK-

two weeks later and a really bad sunburn, could I have some of that

sunburn oil- ( yeah right) I turned into the oil nazi - no oil for

you!

That was my first and last attempt - now I am more than happy to

give oils to open minded people ( who usually are the ones that my

husband has bragged to)

 

Emryldgea-

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> two weeks later and a really bad sunburn, could I have some of that

> sunburn oil- ( yeah right) I turned into the oil nazi - no oil for

> you!

 

 

*ROFLMAOOOOO*

 

Thank you for sharing, that got my day started with a GRIN

(Uprooted New York City goiyl here who loves the show Seinfeld!)

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

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At 08:21 AM 01/18/02, emryldgea wrote:

 

>...so I handed him the nice smelling rose massage oil and

>said why don't you treat her to a nice back massage- his reply - I

>am not using that (explicit) ( explicit) its not FDA approved.

 

I'm surprised by this reaction. I know that many people are leery of oils

for therapeutic use, but *massage oil*? Why would this guy think that

massage oil has to be FDA approved? Even people who don't believe in

aromatherapy usually have no qualms at all about buying and using massage

oils and bath oils.

 

I don't know... I just found that reaction to be quite strange.

 

-- Sandy

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, Sandy Fields <diamonique@e...> wrote:

> I'm surprised by this reaction. I know that many people are leery

of oils

> for therapeutic use, but *massage oil*? Why would this guy think

that

> massage oil has to be FDA approved? Even people who don't believe

in

> aromatherapy usually have no qualms at all about buying and using

massage

> oils and bath oils.

>

> I don't know... I just found that reaction to be quite strange.

>

> -- Sandy

 

If you met him you would see he is strange, his wife works for a

pharmaceutical company so his Dad stocked up on PHEN PHEN( the

weight loss stuff I think thats the name), when he heard they were

pulling off the market, and kept using it and ended up with heart

damage and is now suing, just the kind of people who only use

something that comes off a store shelf?

 

Emryldgea

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Hi Sandy, Emryldgea, all..

 

Maybe he thought he was supposed to DRINK it? ROFLMAO - hey, some are just

DUMB. :) Like.. hhhhhhmmm... smells great... wonder what it TASTES like??? You

all " know " the type! :)

 

Hugs,

 

Marilyn

 

Sandy Fields wrote:

 

> At 08:21 AM 01/18/02, emryldgea wrote:

>

> >...so I handed him the nice smelling rose massage oil and

> >said why don't you treat her to a nice back massage- his reply - I

> >am not using that (explicit) ( explicit) its not FDA approved.

>

> I'm surprised by this reaction. I know that many people are leery of oils

> for therapeutic use, but *massage oil*? Why would this guy think that

> massage oil has to be FDA approved? Even people who don't believe in

> aromatherapy usually have no qualms at all about buying and using massage

> oils and bath oils.

>

> I don't know... I just found that reaction to be quite strange.

>

> -- Sandy

>

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> http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

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