Re: EO source?

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Posted by Lauren on August 28, 2001 at 16:35:16:

In reply to: EO source? posted by Nick on August 28, 2001 at 15:16:59:

Some from Aura Cacia, some from Cedar Vale, but mostly Enfleurage
from Kenzi, and we KNOW that's good stuff.

: Where are you getting your EO's from?
: ~Nick
:
: : But when you leave the henna out on the counter to let the stain
: : develop, it's exposed to air and that doesn't seem to harm it.
: : Someone on this forum uses the dye seeping through the bag onto a
: : paper towel as a sign the dye is released enough to use. At any
: : rate, I tested it before I added the EO and got, not a fresh
stain,
: : but certainly a decent one.
: :
: : : Ah. There's been oxygen contact through that plastic (you
: : mentioned
: : : the orange stain on the counter!)....your hennotannnins bound
: with
: : air
: : : and they will no longer bind with your keratin. Hennotannic
acid
: is
: : a
: : : dimer and it has demised.
: : :
: : : Start fresh.
: : :
: : : Either your plastic was too thin for the job, or your freezer
did
: : some
: : : defrosting cycles during last month. Did your ice cream get
: soft?

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: Some from Aura Cacia, some from Cedar Vale, but mostly Enfleurage : from Kenzi, and we KNOW that's good stuff. : : : Where are you getting your EO's from? : : ~Nick : : : : : But when you leave the henna out on the counter to let the stain : : : develop, it's exposed to air and that doesn't seem to harm it. : : : Someone on this forum uses the dye seeping through the bag onto a : : : paper towel as a sign the dye is released enough to use. At any : : : rate, I tested it before I added the EO and got, not a fresh : stain, : : : but certainly a decent one. : : : : : : : Ah. There's been oxygen contact through that plastic (you : : : mentioned : : : : the orange stain on the counter!)....your hennotannnins bound : : with : : : air : : : : and they will no longer bind with your keratin. Hennotannic : acid : : is : : : a : : : : dimer and it has demised. : : : : : : : : Start fresh. : : : : : : : : Either your plastic was too thin for the job, or your freezer : did : : : some : : : : defrosting cycles during last month. Did your ice cream get : : soft?
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