can you use this product in a bath? Some oils I have found have the warning to not use on the skin?
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Lavender Oil 0.5oz - 100% Pure & Natural Essential Oils - Relaxing Fragrance Helps Calm the Mind and Body - Best Used for Skin, Hair, Massage, and Aromatherapy with a Diffuser - I only use it for it's fragrances in a oil burner. It makes the house smells good.
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I use it in the bath with sea salt and baking soda. I wouldn't put it directly on skin, but I love the bath. I am extra careful getting out of the tub because it may be a little slippery, but I haven't had a problem with that.
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I use it in the bath often! Add to the tub after filling it and gently mix it in. I like to use epsom salt, coconut oil and lavender.
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Yes, according to their website, it is approved for usage in bath/body products. One of the reviewers stated: "5-Star Rating - Soy candles and CP soapBy: Linds on 05/02/2012CP Soap: Discolors to a dark chocolate. No acceleration and no morphing. Behaves well in CP soap!<br /> Soy Wax: Awesome cold and hot throw.<br /> Smell: Like fake "vanilla frosting" lip balm. Love it!" Hope this helps!
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Hi. I don't really know if it is safe to put directly on the body. I've been using it for candles and diffusers. I's probably play it safe and use a food safe labeled brand of essential oil. Sorry I couldn't help.Barb
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Hello,My bottle says Fragrance Oil for Warming and it also says Do not ingest or rub on skin. I believe you have to look for cosmetic grade oil to put on the skin.Try to find a olive oil or rose oil for moisture to the skin. They come in a grade that won't irritate the skin.Hope this helps you. If you are looking for a warming oil, this fragrance is great. It is my favorite scent for the house. I use it in a ZAQ electric diffuser.
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I think it would be too oily. I use just a little bit in my bathwater, which helps my dry skin. I did try it once as a face cleanser, but it didn't work nearly as well as what I was using.
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I don't know why you would not be able to use it in soap or candles. I have never made either. I've seen Lemongrass scented candles on store shelves so assume they use the oil.
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yes it can. I use the oil pure on my hands and scalp. I mix it with my favorite organic lotion to rub on my body. The oil can be used in soaps. If you are into soap making you can find recipes online or you can simply purchase premade soaps that use the oil
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Hi Rachel,They are not that grade of oil that is to be used topically on the body. Only in aromatherapy and cleaning things I believe.
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Why would you wanna add cocnut oil? Is there a purpose? B/c oil will just float on top of the water and wont mix with magnesium salt in the bath.
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Not unless you eat it :) No, this is awesome face soap. I'm sure the plumbing is tougher than your skin so nothing to worry about. I used the stuff for over a year with no problems at all.
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I'm surprised that the manual (yes, it's even a little booklet) doesn't specifically say "don't rinse it with water," but it says don't use it in the shower and don't immerse it, so absolutely this is not meant for use with shaving cream. If anything, use a small bit of pre-shave lotion (such as Williams Lectric Shave, or store brand equal). By the way, the number for customer assistance is 800-243-3050.
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I dont think that would be such good idea because of the chemicals in it. You don't want to get that stuff on your skin let alone take a shower in it!!
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I used bath salts several times. I guess it's a good idea. Just don't forget to rinse the spa after using em. Good Luck!
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The oil is thick, so a small amount will go a very long way. That being said, the use of the bottle will vary from individual to individual depending on their use of the oil. This particular oil is excellent on both the skin and the hair, so you can use it to massage the scalp, in your lotion, as an after bath oil, in any fashion you desire, so it totally depends on your skin type, and the thickness and dryness of your hair. I suggest that you use a small amount initially, and massage the desired area, and then adjust the amounts according. I also suggest using every 3 to 4 days initially, and again adjusting as necessary. The important thing is the consistent use for optimum benefit.
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I would see why not given its just peppermint oil. what you'd do though depending on what purfume or lotion you want to mix it with only add a small drop each time till it get's to be the smell you want. on the rare case that it messes with your skin try to water it down a little. when i got mine i figured out it needed to be watered down a good bit when mixing it with other scents. though for most oils that are natural, as long as you have not allergies to them, you can mix them with what you want. i hope this answers your question.
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In lotions and other oils yes but I personally would not use any oils to mix in soap.
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It is soapy and creates bubbles when wet, so not sure it would work like an oil. I love coconut oil (unrefined) to use post shower.