Can this particular brand of Emu Oil be used in soap making?
1476887
I would say that you could. the consistency is quite smooth, odorless and seems like would work well with other ingredients.
125857
I don't think so, and you can't cook with this kind either. It is for soap making, but I use it on my hair.
1560831
No don't use it in your laundry soap. I've tried everything and oils make spots on your clothes and don't contribute to the smell that much. Message me back if you want more advice. I have been doing laundry soap for years and I have a great recipe.
726575
Yes, this can be used for soapmaking. It works better than other products that I have used.
1631585
Not sure about Emu Blue, but this is a lotion for the body it helps with dry skin and other skin problems. Actually a lotion yes but with the benefits of much more. Not for the face Id use Emu oil pure for my face and extra dry spots, along with this great lotion. Hope this helps.
1403889
I am sorry! I don't do soap making! When I use these oils it will be for making hair care products. Sorry I was not much help.
932413
I bought mine just to make my homemade soap more bubbly, since it contain 90% ricinoleic acid. It works to make soap bubbly, but don't exceed 15% by weight otherwise the soap smells funny. I did not send the oil to a laboratory for analysis, so I do not know if hexane is present.
89820
Absolutely, but it is not a soap, so no lather. I use it to sterilize my hands when handling sick horses. I wash with soap first then follow up with Dettol. It is used in hospitals and vet clinics in England. (or it was when I lived there 20 yrs ago)
2213843
It is my understanding that these oils are made for that exact purpose. I am actually a soaper so not positive about the temps. I have ordered things directly from snappy, great customer service, you may want to direct your questions there.
860684
I use this oil in making soap & body butter for the most part & have used it for cooking when I don't want the coconut flavor. Wonderful oil no taste no smell otherwise performed just like any other brands I've used.
1828911
It's 100% pure Emu oil. It's got .00022% Vita E so it won't go rancid.. IF you're good in MATH, that's about as pure as you can get. :&gt;)
1543054
I bought it for soap. This is the description of the product: Lavender Oil 100% Natural Pure Undiluted Premium Therapeutic Organic Grade Essential Oils used in Aromatherapy ,Massage, Relaxation, Headache relief, perfect to use in the bath, make soap, bath salts, candles, therapy blends for lotions, body, face, skin, hair care and growth, making non toxic bug spray,great to use with your pet dogs and get a Free Essential oil Guide E-Book for it's uses. 100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 ml (Lavandula officinalis)
1229914
I haven't tried but I don't see why not. This soapstone is one of my best items in my kitchen.
1020939
Sorry I can't answer this for you. I bought it to use in soap making and for that it worked great.
322459
I don't see why not since it is a very mild soap. My in laws used it in their maple cabinets.
2241495
We currently do not test our fragrance oils in soaps, but we do show the usage information on the label. Very Vanilla is approved for candles & bath/body usage, so you can safely use it to make bath and body products.
20466
From what I know, they eat emu's like chicken in Australia. They raise them for meat. After an emu has already been killed and sent off to be turned into food, the fatty parts that would be otherwise thrown away is what is used to make the oil. Basically, you can't get emu oil from a living emu, but I doubt they grow them for the oil alone. That's highly inefficient. So to answer your question, no, they are not harmed in the process of making the oil because they're already dead and the excess fatty parts are sent to the factories to make the oil and other stuff. Mind you, I'm no expert. I just bought this and did a little research to find out why it worked so well. Hope that helps!