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Good Afternoon,

Has anyone heard of this dispersant before? When I called the

company and asked them what the INCI name was they simply said, " It

doesn't have one but, we suggest you use sweet almond oil's inci "

Description:

The Dispersant is an " all natural " solubilizer extracted from sweet

almond oil/palm oil. It is an effective dispersant for blending

essential oils into water. Helps misters stay unclogged or when you

need a bath oil to disperse effectively into water. Our Dispersant

is an invaluable supplement for enhancing client treatments and

products. Many Aromatherapy books recommend the use of a dispersant

when using essential oils in water. The dispersants mentioned are

usually synthetic products that disperse the essential oil(s) through

the water. It is very economical to use since the amount used is

simply a drop for drop ratio to the essential oils required.

Any help would be appreciated.

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No I have never heard of it before

is this by chance from Life enthusiast co-op???

read this page please and tell me what you think?

http://www.neroliane.eu/neroliane-guide-bain.php

Wilow

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wrote:

> Good Afternoon,

>

> Has anyone heard of this dispersant before? When I

> called the

> company and asked them what the INCI name was they

> simply said, " It

> doesn't have one but, we suggest you use sweet

> almond oil's inci "

>

> Description:

>

> The Dispersant is an " all natural " solubilizer

> extracted from sweet

> almond oil/palm oil. It is an effective dispersant

> for blending

> essential oils into water. Helps misters stay

> unclogged or when you

> need a bath oil to disperse effectively into water.

> Our Dispersant

> is an invaluable supplement for enhancing client

> treatments and

> products. Many Aromatherapy books recommend the use

> of a dispersant

> when using essential oils in water. The dispersants

> mentioned are

> usually synthetic products that disperse the

> essential oil(s) through

> the water. It is very economical to use since the

> amount used is

> simply a drop for drop ratio to the essential oils

> required.

>

> Any help would be appreciated.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Hi all - judging from the link to Neroliane, they are simply talking about

an emulsifier to disperse the essential oil into the water - they don't mix

naturally (I know you know this, just thinking out loud). I often use salts

and/or honey for this purpose, but they are simply talking about putting

your essential oils into regular sweet almond oil carrier oil. This,

however, doesn't work that well, because the oil still doesn't mix into the

water - it floats around on top. You need something like Polysorbate if

you don't want to use salts and/or honey. When you first mentioned it, I

thought you were saying there was a sweet almond oil-based emulsifier - wish

there were!

HTH's.

Ann

Ann C. Wooledge, Rn, CCAP

Wingsets Aromatherapy (www.wingsets.com)

....and through us spreads everywhere the fragrance of the knowledge of Him.

II Cor. 2:14

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yes - I thot so too and the way that one website was

describing mixing it with your EO's, it still sounded

like it! lol IT is just sweet almond oil but they were

trying to make it sound like something more.

at least IMO

Willow

--- Ann Wooledge wrote:

> Hi all - judging from the link to Neroliane, they

> are simply talking about

> an emulsifier to disperse the essential oil into the

> water - they don't mix

> naturally (I know you know this, just thinking out

> loud). I often use salts

> and/or honey for this purpose, but they are simply

> talking about putting

> your essential oils into regular sweet almond oil

> carrier oil. This,

> however, doesn't work that well, because the oil

> still doesn't mix into the

> water - it floats around on top. You need

> something like Polysorbate if

> you don't want to use salts and/or honey. When you

> first mentioned it, I

> thought you were saying there was a sweet almond

> oil-based emulsifier - wish

> there were!

>

>

>

> HTH's.

>

> Ann

>

>

>

> Ann C. Wooledge, Rn, CCAP

>

> Wingsets Aromatherapy (www.wingsets.com)

>

> ...and through us spreads everywhere the fragrance

> of the knowledge of Him.

>

> II Cor. 2:14

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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