Re: Another Bath Gift Idea -- a recipe of sorts

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I've gotten mine in the past shipped from Liberty Natural Products. Unfortunately, they only sell wholesale. But if you have a business license, they're great, and super reasonable. That's where I get my cold pressed rosa mosquita rose hip seed oil also. Spectrum Chemical in Los Angeles area has the sulfated castor oil I'm sure.. 2 other names for this oil are sulphonated castor oil and turkey red oil. Or go to the local chemical store and order it. Probably cheaper that way. How do you make your perfume. I'm making a couple of different kinds this year for gifts also. Two different bases. Jeff

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From: pearlmoon

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Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 7:30 AM

Subject: Re: Another Bath Gift Idea -- a recipe of sorts

Hi JeffI've never seen that kind of castor oil before. Where can I find some. It sounds nice. I'm making some nice baskets for my sisters this year that will include bath salts, dusting powder, soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and some homemade perfume. I'd like to include some of this oil if I can. Thanks.Lynn----- Original Message ----- From: "jcfinsandiego" <purenatural@...><health >Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 1:39 AMSubject: Another Bath Gift Idea -- a recipe of sorts>I say a recipe of sorts, because you decide the amounts. I use 5-10%> essential oil(s), depending on what seems right. Really scientific.> Mixed into sulfated castor oil. This bath oil also makes my skin very> soft and supple. It's not as nourishing as Suzie's bath salts, but it> might make a nice complimentary bath combo gift. Sulfated castor oil> is also really pretty. A burnt amber color. So a big, clear bottle,> maybe with a corked top would make a nice christmas gift. And it's> easy to make too. This year I'm thinking about putting in some cold-> pressed rosa mosquita rose hip seed oil. I'm anxious to see what this> would do for the skin.>> Jeff