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In a message dated 1/11/2004 1:46:13 PM Pacific Standard Time,

sblandin writes:

 

> Does that mean it shouldn't be used in those 'edible oil' products

> either..*snickering*

>

 

>snicker snicker< Well, it's like all untested oils, use at your own risk.

I'm not sure I'd actually want to taste it... unless it was mixed with cream

perhaps... A little bit of nice liquer perhaps, like an orange liquer....

 

;-)

 

K

 

Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

Editor: Aromtic Sage

http://www.aromaticsage.com

 

 

 

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Butch, Kathleen and Martin

Thank you for the answers. Seems to be some conflicting views on use

in products that go on the skin.

Does that mean it shouldn't be used in those 'edible oil' products

either..*snickering*

 

Martin says " There is no skin safety data and therefore to use it for

any skin contact purposes would be foolish "

 

Butch says " Perfume, soap, lip balms and diffusing is the normal

method of use. "

 

Sandy

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Butch, Kathleen and Martin

Thank you for the answers. Seems to be some conflicting views on use

in products that go on the skin.

Does that mean it shouldn't be used in those 'edible oil' products

either..*snickering*

 

Martin says " There is no skin safety data and therefore to use it for

any skin contact purposes would be foolish "

 

Butch says " Perfume, soap, lip balms and diffusing is the normal

method of use. "

 

Sandy

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Hey Sandy,

 

I don't USE Cocoa Absolute .. I just sell it .. but from what buyers

tell me about usage I can answer some of this.

 

> I was wondering what theraputic properties of cocoa absolute has?

 

Physiologically .. I know of none. Emotionally .. which bleeds into

Psychologically .. there are many IF the person smelling it likes it.

 

> Are there any problems using it in skin, lip, massage, etc. products?

 

Perfume, soap, lip balms and diffusing is the normal method of use.

 

> ....and does it really smell like chocolate?

 

Sho'nuf does. ;-p

 

> I tried a search in the archives but it would only give me 2004 posts.

 

Not much there probably.

 

> Thank you

> Sandy

 

Welcome fer'shur. :-)

 

Y'all keep smiling. Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

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