EO

MRSLE2021-06-13T03:41:50.000Z
I would say yes but are you OK with all of those EO and other oils?
catsushi2021-06-10T13:34:14.000Z
Helichrysum EO
WonderWoman2021-05-16T01:06:36.000Z
Sort of... +
https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/l-de-lolita-lempicka-eo-fo-blend.aspx That's a dupe, made for candle and soap making. That is a ver
WonderWoman2021-05-15T00:17:42.000Z
Could try getting Euc, Lavender, Fir, Ginger, Orange, Patchouli EOs & blend it? +
You would have to then dilute that to make it skin-safe, but that easy. Or it may be that an EO company (or your local healthfoods store) could blend
Yourright2021-04-17T04:15:33.000Z
I have Wyndmere linden eo that is incredible.
rayoflight2021-04-09T12:23:27.000Z
Not really optimal, IMO. The ingredients that can amp up skin cell turnover like retinol and +
ingredients that are acidic like ascorbic acid and all the hydroxy acids - they all can irritate the skin on their own (it's the nature of the ingredi
MRSLE2021-03-11T17:32:23.000Z
Thanks. Very good article. The whole notion that natural or clean skincare is better is such a+
fallacy. I actually avoid "clean" lines because not only are they full of EO but they are also full of coconut ingredients and Shea butter that also i
Winthrop442021-03-11T14:01:48.000Z
I was able to read it. Thanks for sharing. I avoid all EOs and interestingly enough recently tried+
the Marie Veronique EO-free cleansing oil that's mentioned and had a (redness and breakouts) problem with it too. lol
b0hemianl0ve2021-03-08T14:21:33.000Z
At the ending stages of pool building, interior finish issue. Pebble sheen FEELS rough but quartz eo
Mottles and the application can really look uneven. Anyone here have pebble sheen or another pebble product?
MRSLE2021-02-21T19:48:18.000Z
2nd. I try to avoid all eo as they can be irritating.