Chemists vs Area Experts ** EO Question

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Howdy,

 

In , " llaci2003 " <jjaksic wrote:

>

> Tammy,

> Why not let the chemists play around with EO's and not the lay

person?

 

Maybe I don't really understand your statement but I want to comment

on it anyway. ;-) I attached a part of Tammy's original post so

folks would know what your reply is referring to.

 

First .. I'm not sure that Tammy is any more of a lay person than

some of the chemists out and about .. that is, assuming that the

modern day definition of lay person is .. " a person who is a non-

expert in a given field of knowledge. " Chemistry is a wide field of

endeavor .. as is producing natural products. Checking her website I

kinda think she has her ducks in line in a lotta areas.

 

Secondly .. this News Group has lots of expertise in a wide range of

subjects and I'll bet a purty that somebody provides a knowledgeable

reply to her question .. and I'll bet another purty that the one who

answers is NOT a chemist.

 

Thirdly .. I don't care what a landscape expert thinks about how I

should establish my gardens because everybody does not have the same

tastes, and I would not ask many chemists to answer questions on EO

unless they were trained in Pharmacognosy.

 

Finally .. maybe a chemist on this list might reply .. if one does I

hope they tell us that they are a chemist .. and if we have chemists

on the list that can't answer the question .. it would be mighty

admirable if they were to say so. ;-)

 

Y'all have a good one .. and keep smiling. :-)

 

Butch .. http://www.AV-AT.com

 

Tammy wrote:

> I have a question about anchoring EO's in your bath salts. We have

> a Natural Nail Spa & Boutique and of course make all of our

> products for the boutique.

(snip)

> We decided to do some serious remodeling and repackaging of

> products. We had a line of pure Dead Sea Bath Salts that contained

> a glorious EO Blend that was in sealed 6oz foil pouches. We decided

> to tear them open and repackage them into salt tubes for the

> holidays. Well, one sniff and it was all over! P-U!

>

> We thought we'd done the job correctly - put the EO's & Vegetable

> Glycerin in the Dendritic Salt and toss with the Dead Sea Salts

> then package. So whathave we done wrong? With the exorbitant costs

> of eo's these days, we don't want to be tossing product every 6

> months! No to mention the labels, packaging & labor. Any ideas?

>

> God Bless,

> Tammy Doering

>

> The Mud Queen

> http://www.DeadSeaBulkMaterials.com