is this oil okay to make
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32 Thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor with their gods.
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The effectiveness of any oil, or essence used is dependant on the energies put forth and the receptiveness of the one recieving it.  If you husband knows about it and is accepting of its properties then the effectiveness will be stronger than if it is done without his knowledge and only you putting forth the energies.  Putting it on objects such as pictures and other things that do not come into contact will do nothing as those things do not retain his personal energy.  It is best used on the body or clothing that comes into direct contact with his skin for the best results.
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You could do both.  Frankly I'd be amazed if they just bought the recipe.  Very often home recipes don't translate into large production facilities.  The ingredients are too difficult to mix correctly.\n\nThat being said, if you can produce it yourself and create a brand, you could always sell it to another company.  That way you could work out any production problems.
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You will need to get the right type. Most health food stores carry at least one brand and you can probably find it online. \n\nThere are two main types of coconut oil. One is refined coconut oil (might be labeled RBD for Refined, Bleached, and Deordorized). It is made from copra, or dried coconut meat, then treated to remove impurities. Most RBD coconut oil is relatively inexpensive. It does not contain all the nutrients found in unrefined coconut oil and in most cases the coconuts used are lof low quality and chemicals like chorine and hexane are used in the refining process. \n\nThe other type is Unrefined or "virgin" coconut oil and is made from fresh coconuts. hmmmm, sounds like the kind I would like best. I truly like coconut of anything. I want it to taste good and taste good to my dogs. I would go for the more expensive type.\n\nOf course the better of the two is going to cost you more. Good-quality oil is colorless when liquid and pure white when solid, never yellow or pink and it should not contain residue or have an "off" or rancid odor. If you get hold of some coconut oil that gives you a scratchy throat or like a "catch" in the throat, this is probably a sign of poor quality. A smokey flavor or aroma is another indication of poor quality.\n\nThere are also hydrogenated and fractionated coconut oils. Hydrogenated coconut oil is not recommend because it contains harmful trans-fats. Fractionated coconut oil is a massage oil and aromatherapy ingredient and is sold as a cosmetic ingredient.
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My Mom used to mix iodine and baby oil as a tan enhancer. But i don't know how much of what she used, sorry!
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They say it's really good stuff. Haven't used it myself. good luck
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No safe way to do it.  Distillation perhaps, but that's not safe as sulphate fumes are not that good for you.  \n\nGrab the stock bottle and make up a fresh solution.
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I used to have a blaster and they recommend that you use 30 weight oil.
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We've always used olive oil for that purpose to make a softer candle.\n\nChemically, paraffin is molecularily large alkanes.  The length of the alkane determines its degree fluidity (more accurately, its melting point).  Mineral oil is a purified alkane product that is liquid at room temperature, so it would be most compatible chemically with paraffin and would easily soften it.\n\nMy concern with some of the things that could be added is that it is uncertain what happens to them in the flame.  What sort of toxic substance do they become when burned?
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Tea tree Oil works great.
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Flaxseed oil in gel caps has a slightly unpleasant odor anyway which can increase over time, but unless it is more than a few months old, it should be fine.
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Eeek, no no no no no!!!  Its an OIL, it has no UV protection, it conducts the heat and literally fries you!!  http://healthgate.partners.org/browsing/browseContent.asp?fileName=95460.xml&title=
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Yes you can, but its not so much the alcohol, but the process in making, the ingredients, such as preservatives, tannins, colourings etc.
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Olive oil might work.  It would be better to use one that is water soluble, vaseline can lead to problems because it is petroleum based.  It is better to keep KY or something like it stashed away.
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I would say you should try COD LIVER oil that is molecularly distilled and see if you have a reaction.  If it is fine for you then try www.icelandichealth.com\n\nYou are right that it is very important since we are not eating wild and grass fed animals that our bodies developed on and need.
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go to www.salonweb.com/37 or you might want to try my concoction: 40% grapeseed oil + 30% olive oil + 30% vegetable oil
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I agree that it is emulsion.  Oil is less dense than water and will remain on top of the water.  They don't mix so it isn't a mixture.