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In a message dated 2/8/01 8:12:42 PM Pacific Standard Time, jdcov@...

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> I have searched everywhere and cannot find any safflower oil (for

> use with calendulas in a soap for acne) Could someone please tell

> me what oil I can substitute.Thank you

> June

>

>

Did you look in the grocery store for safflower oil? I don't know where you

live, but in CA we have it in all the grocery stores right next to the

cooking oils. A common brand is " Hollywood. " Also, all the health food

stores carry it. Good luck!

Sonerila

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2-9-01

Hi June,

Below is an article on Safflowers, their flowers and seeds (the seeds are

used for making the oil). As you can see it's native to Asia and parts of

Africa as well as originating from India. If you ever find out if it's banned

in your area, and why, please let us all know.

Pattie

Safflower,

flowering annual plant, Carthamus tinctorius, of the Asteraceae (or

Compositae) family; native to parts of Asia and Africa, from central India

through the Middle East to the upper reaches of the Nile River and into

Ethiopia. The safflower plant grows from 0.3 to 1.2 metres (1 to 4 feet) high

and has flowers that may be red, orange, yellow, or white. The dried flowers

may be used to obtain carthamin, a red textile dye that was commercially

important at one time but has since been replaced by synthetic aniline dyes,

except in local areas of southwestern Asia. Safflower has been used as an

adulterant of the condiment saffron.

Oil obtained from the seed is the chief modern use of the plant. Safflower

oil does not yellow with age, making it useful in preparing varnish and

paint. Most of the oil, however, is consumed in the form of soft margarines,

salad oil, and cooking oil. It is highly valued for dietary reasons because

of its high proportion of polyunsaturated fats. The meal, or cake residue, is

used as a protein supplement for livestock. Safflower, grown chiefly in

India, has been introduced as an oil crop into the United States, Australia,

Israel, Turkey, and Canada.

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<< On 9 Feb 01, at 1:03, Sonerila@... wrote:

> Thanks for the suggestion.

>Cant find it in the grocery stores (I had a feeling they used to carry it,)

or health

stores. Someone said they thought it had been banned here in

South Africa, but I don't know why.

June >>

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On 9 Feb 01, at 1:03, Sonerila@... wrote:

> Thanks for the suggestion.

>Cant find it in the grocery stores (I had a feeling they used to carry it,) or

health

stores. Someone said they thought it had been banned here in

South Africa, but I don't know why.

June

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> >

>

> Did you look in the grocery store for safflower oil? I don't know where you

> live, but in CA we have it in all the grocery stores right next to the

> cooking oils. A common brand is " Hollywood. " Also, all the health food

> stores carry it. Good luck!

>

> Sonerila

>

>

>

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Another good brand is Hain. Found in health food or natural stores.

At 01:03 AM 2/9/01 -0500, Sonerila@... wrote:

>In a message dated 2/8/01 8:12:42 PM Pacific Standard Time, jdcov@...

>writes:

>

>

> >

> > I have searched everywhere and cannot find any safflower oil (for

> > use with calendulas in a soap for acne) Could someone please tell

> > me what oil I can substitute.Thank you

> > June

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In a message dated 2/8/01 8:13:03 PM Pacific Standard Time, jdcov@...

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<< I have searched everywhere and cannot find any safflower oil (for

use with calendulas in a soap for acne) Could someone please tell

me what oil I can substitute.Thank you >>

June....Sunshine Soapworks Supplies is having a closeout on safflower oil.

One lb. for $2.00. Check them out. www.sunshinesoapworks.com

Christy

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I've found Canola oil doesn't have an aroma and doesn't get

rancid like Olive oil does

>I have searched everywhere and cannot find any safflower oil (for

> use with calendulas in a soap for acne) Could someone please tell

> me what oil I can substitute.Thank you

> June

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Today I was at Albertson's and they had safflower oil in with the olive oil

and grape seed oil. If they have one near you, you might want to check

there.

Theresa

Re: Safflower oil

Another good brand is Hain. Found in health food or natural stores.

At 01:03 AM 2/9/01 -0500, Sonerila@... wrote:

>In a message dated 2/8/01 8:12:42 PM Pacific Standard Time,

jdcov@...

>writes:

>

>

> >

> > I have searched everywhere and cannot find any safflower oil (for

> > use with calendulas in a soap for acne) Could someone please tell

> > me what oil I can substitute.Thank you

> > June

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  • 1 year later...

well thats odd the ones here in my area do thats where i get mine. i go to

food lion or harris teeter, or bilo. you can search under carrier oils that

will bring up a lot of oil places. sue

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Dragonfly Naturals has good prices....call and speak direct for deals.

503-570-3477

mpw98@... wrote:Where can i find Safflower Oil? No supermarkets carry it

/or Sunflower

oil either!!! any one know? Again---thanks-Misty

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  • 2 years later...

I thought sunflower but hadn't had a chance to go back and look... after reading safflower I was not about to use it... it may help some things but the fact that it can be used as diesel fuel did it for me... lol

SuziMorningGlory113@... wrote:

Some things I found on safflower oil.Oops...I made a mistake and reread the oil therapy article. It's sunflower or peanut oil, not safflower..Gloria

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oldglory@... wrote:

> Hi Suzi,

>

> I may be wrong but can't nearly any oil be used for diesel fuel?

>

> Baugh

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Any vegetable oil can be used as diesel fuel once converted. Amazing

what chemists can do these days.

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Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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don't know - never really looked into it..."oldglory@..." <oldglory@...> wrote:

Hi Suzi,I may be wrong but can't nearly any oil be used for diesel fuel?Baugh********************

I thought sunflower but hadn't had a chance to go back and look... after reading safflower I was not about to use it... it may help some things but the fact that it can be used as diesel fuel did it for me... lolSuzi

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