Re: Re: Q for Butch re: Helichrysum italicum ** From Corsica -

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hydrosol base, its called " Solubol " (also called " dispersa " ) , I have been

'told' it is from

vegetable origin but I do not know much about its chemical process. Anyway, in a

6 day

course i attended, as a group we made a skin treatment spray using eo's,

hydrosols and

the the Solubol/dispersa - it does go milky in colour, but worked wonderfully

well. The

suppliers are for Solubol www.materia-aromatica.com and for Dispersa is

www.fragrant-

earth.com. you can always email the companies and double check the production

method,

I found that the solubol was more 'odorless' .... hope this gives you some food

for thought

regards

(London, UK)

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> s right....... it is also good for baths as it blends the oils

beautifully through the water and does not lay on the top of the bath.

This is their description for dispersa from their professionals in

Aromatherapy and Specialty Perfumery and Cosmetics Catalogue.

Additional base materials.

Dispersa

' A vegetable-derived, natural emulsifier or dispersant used for many years

by doctors and aromatherapy clinicians. DISPERSA, allows you to mix essential

oils in water - they become fully dispersed and bio-available.'

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> Janita

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