Guest guest Posted July 7, 2003 Report Share Posted July 7, 2003 Sandra, Oh, OK, I will not tickle you. I'm a strong believer that there are almost no conditions that one would use EO's neat (or strait) on anything that you want to stay alive. One study on Tea Tree that I have heard of used no greater than a 5% dilution. 5% Tea Tree in another carrier. Tea Tree is one where the d-limonene breaks down over time and it become less safe on the skin. (That's why my Tea Tree is in the fridge with the citrus and pine Eos.) The studies I know and have access too show that no stronger that 1% Tea Tree for long term use. Occasional/emergency use of a stronger level probably O.K. Tea Tree oil can very from producer too. I know of one company that likes to use one that has a high level of 'irritation' to the skin – cause they want their product to have a 'tingly' feeling. A producer I know brought them wonderful safe oil that was low in irritants and they refused it. The use Tea Tree that's worse for their customer's skin for the product feel, nutty hunh! (But it's what we want as consumers!) Always question the people that SELL you the EO's are the ones to tell you use them neat. It just makes you use them up faster. Anyway, thanks for the info! Yes, English are the cutest! (And seem to have the most snuggly personalities.) I like the giants too. Although, have you seen the lionheads??! They can't help but crack you up! They are fuzzy headed dwarfs! For a good laugh: http://www.petoftheday.com/archive/2002/July/12.html http://www.geocities.com/lionheadrabbits/lionheads.htm SBC DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2003 Report Share Posted July 7, 2003 I forgot to say I don`t use it to prevent ear mites I use it to treat them and only use it once or twice, but I really don`t think I`ll do it again you convinced me{:> Y`all seem like a wealth of information, and I really appreciate you sharing it. Thanks Sandra Sandra, Oh, OK, I will not tickle you. I'm a strong believer that there are almost no conditions that one would use EO's neat (or strait) on anything that you want to stay alive. One study on Tea Tree that I have heard of used no greater than a 5% dilution. 5% Tea Tree in another carrier. Tea Tree is one where the d-limonene breaks down over time and it become less safe on the skin. (That's why my Tea Tree is in the fridge with the citrus and pine Eos.) The studies I know and have access too show that no stronger that 1% Tea Tree for long term use. Occasional/emergency use of a stronger level probably O.K. Tea Tree oil can very from producer too. I know of one company that likes to use one that has a high level of 'irritation' to the skin – cause they want their product to have a 'tingly' feeling. A producer I know brought them wonderful safe oil that was low in irritants and they refused it. The use Tea Tree that's worse for their customer's skin for the product feel, nutty hunh! (But it's what we want as consumers!) Always question the people that SELL you the EO's are the ones to tell you use them neat. It just makes you use them up faster. Anyway, thanks for the info! Yes, English are the cutest! (And seem to have the most snuggly personalities.) I like the giants too. Although, have you seen the lionheads??! They can't help but crack you up! They are fuzzy headed dwarfs! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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