Welllllll

[Guest guest]

I didn't want to work in the group showing myself as this or that. Let

us face I am a comon citizen trying to help others. I have got a

diploma that enables me for that, otherwise I would not say a word

about anything if I didn't have any confidence or support.

Let us say I am an intelligent woman, able anough to communicate in

your own language (and maybe others) and able to prepare phytocosmetics

for my own use and for others too.

I make soap, I mix creams (not with worms, of course and there are no

moles in Brazil, so be tranquil about this), make bath salts as a hobby.

Benzoin does not dissolve in water? Have you ever tried? It leaves a

lot of residue which is used as charge for soap making, to make the bar

hard, but only for domestic use. And benzoin water, a milky greyish

liquid that is used for skin by the witches from Brazil.

All my experience with Brazilian herbs is nothing compared with yours,

of course. But do not think I don't have theoretical knowledge, altough

I work with them in practice.

In the farm there are a few Copaifera langsdorffii trees and from them

I extract the oil, used in almost anything that needs to be healed by

Brazilian people, who call it Health oil.

from siphilis to bronchitis , from acne to urinary infection with no

side effects. Anyway, even you admit that it is less damaging than

benzoin.

But be sure you will not have rest from me anymore, becaus whenever I

need information about the herbs and resins I deal with I am going to

ask for your advice:

 

Can you please inform me what are the side effects muru muru butter

has if used on skin? Because this is my next product made with.

 

thankfully

Ane* from Brazil

[Guest guest]

>Can you please inform me what are the side effects muru muru butter

>has if used on skin?

Never heard of that, have you got a Latin name for it?

 

If you want to help people rather than harm them, then you badly need

to learn more on safety. Some of that information is available for

purchase both from my web site as well as a couple of other books on

the market.

 

Martin Watt

http://www.aromamedical.com

 

, " sagullinha7 "

<sagullinha7 wrote:

>

> I didn't want to work in the group showing myself as this or that.

Let

> us face I am a comon citizen trying to help others. I have got a

> diploma that enables me for that, otherwise I would not say a word

> about anything if I didn't have any confidence or support.

> Let us say I am an intelligent woman, able anough to communicate in

> your own language (and maybe others) and able to prepare

phytocosmetics

> for my own use and for others too.

> I make soap, I mix creams (not with worms, of course and there are

no

> moles in Brazil, so be tranquil about this), make bath salts as a

hobby.

> Benzoin does not dissolve in water? Have you ever tried? It leaves

a

> lot of residue which is used as charge for soap making, to make the

bar

> hard, but only for domestic use. And benzoin water, a milky greyish

> liquid that is used for skin by the witches from Brazil.

> All my experience with Brazilian herbs is nothing compared with

yours,

> of course. But do not think I don't have theoretical knowledge,

altough

> I work with them in practice.

> In the farm there are a few Copaifera langsdorffii trees and from

them

> I extract the oil, used in almost anything that needs to be healed

by

> Brazilian people, who call it Health oil.

> from siphilis to bronchitis , from acne to urinary infection with

no

> side effects. Anyway, even you admit that it is less damaging than

> benzoin.

> But be sure you will not have rest from me anymore, becaus whenever

I

> need information about the herbs and resins I deal with I am going

to

> ask for your advice:

>

> Can you please inform me what are the side effects muru muru

butter

> has if used on skin? Because this is my next product made with.

>

> thankfully

> Ane* from Brazil

>