Will this spray something like a body oil? looking for something to use with my jojoba oil
1113748
I used them for a therapeutic oil. It works, but does not mist. A small moderately strong stream.
157793
I believe it will spray light oils without any problem. I have not sprayed anything but stoddard's solvent through mine. I am very satisfied with the quality and performance of this product.
481121
Interesting that I am asked a question after I was told my feedback was removed. I have looked at the bottle. The spray I purchased was intended as a "Pretreater for baked o burnt on greasy dishes." "Ideal for use on dishes with baked and burnt on grease." It did not work on my intended item.
849642
I bought it for my daughter, she liked it for her skin. It is a bit drying but it does work. Just cut back if it gets to dry. We bought the Jojobo oil that is recommended to put on for the dryness. It helps. It's a good kit, I thought the price is good to. hope you like it
1199951
It melts pretty easily with your body heat. I just used some a few minutes ago by melting a little in my hands and then rubbing it into my skin. One really nice feature it that it soaks into your skin very well after a few minutes and doesn't leave a greasy residue like cocoanut oil.
1123913
I would assume so. I haven't used esential oils in this way. I make my own "poo-pouri". I do know that it would have to be used sparingly, because full-strength would stain your hands and clothing. I put a few drops on a washcloth and it stained it yellowish-brown. Good luck!
366953
I don't use as a message oil, I use for my homemade baby wipe spray. However, I think this would make a nice message oil.
198924
NO! It is not Oil based. Ingredients are: BUTYLATED HYDROXYTOLUENE (UNII: 1P9D0Z171K) POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL...note the "Hydro" in Hydroxytoluene...these are water based. The skin and nails are awfully water proof, so wont get to the fungus. You need something oil based (Jojoba oil is the oil of choice right now)...go see your podiatrist
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Yes, Skin so soft does contain jojoba seed oil (simmondsia chinensis). It also contains additives I have never heard of: Isopropyl palminate, dicapryl Adipate, Tocopheryl acetate and Diethyhexyl sodium sulfosuccinate. I only use the product as a mosquito repellent and it does a great job. I can understand why mosquitoes take offense to these ingredients, but I am a lot bigger than a mosquito. Between the bad effects of jojoba oil and disease carrying mosquitoes, I will take my chances with Skin so Soft.
941194
Yes, but you need to use a carrier oil, like jojoba, almond, avocado or sunflower oil.
1911789
The ingredients do list jojoba oil,however, this product is not oily whenApplied. It is quickly absorbed for a fabulous finish.
1478541
I have mainly used it to apply moisturizing lotion to the part of my back that I simply cannot reach. I would think that the applicator would work with oil, but use it sparingly. The pad can be cleaned off easily, but if using actual oil, suggest simple dish detergent or maybe even windex would be effective in cleaning the applicators pad.
387885
If added to a carrier oil, yes. I use olive. Some people might have a reaction, so be sure to test a small amount on your skin first.
358407
I'm getting ready to order the avocado oil to alternate with NOW jojoba oil... LOVE the jojoba! Almond oil seems lighter to me and does not penetrate and moisturize for an extended period of time. I think trying avocado and jojoba will allow you to determine which works best for what... Enjoy!!
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There are a few ways to apply the Frankincense oil. I apply it directly on the skin myself. Or you can use a carrier oil like jojoba on the surface & then apply the oil on top of that. A third way is to make up a spray: take a small (1 to 2 ounce) spray bottle, fill with pure water, then add 10 drops of the oil. The choice is up to you, but I have no problems with using the oil directly on the skin -- everyone is different, but I've experienced no burning, redness or irritation when using it straight from the bottle.
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Jojoba oil will easily solidify in colder temps. Try putting it in a warm spot or placing the bottle in a container of warm water for a bit and see if it liquefies again.
119617
Not pump spray. Lotion not liquid. Works ok. Prefer spray, but lotion will probably go further.