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Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:15 pm  |
Hi lefemme, I'm not MixCD, but I have bought this cleanser before and the ph tested around 8 or 9  way too high for my face.
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Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:36 pm |
| mixCD wrote: |
appreciate it..
Sometimes I drink water with lemon. I heard that this can cause purging as well.. |
Do you drink the water with lemon first thing in the morning? I was told my Naturopathic Doctor that drinking a glass of warm water combined with the juice of half a lemon first thing in the morning, would cleanse the blood and help the liver improve its metabolic function. |
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Wed Nov 29, 2006 3:31 am |
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| Apricot Oil: Pomegranate Oil: This oil is new to me but the skin care line I use (Primavera) contains it in the line. Very high in antioxidants so it helps heal and soothe skin. Very nourishing and restorative. Recommended for aging and mature skin. The most expensive of the base oils and one of the most difficult to find. |
hi wildflower
you use PRIMAVERA too?
i love this brand though the price is higher.its quality is excellent.
where could you buy it in north america?
my friend help me bring them from germany,and i don't know the price in north america.
i don't like the evening primrose because it goes bad before i could use them out.
jojoba can't be absorbed faster as claimed,it always float on my face,then the pillow drink it,so my pillow is always oily and should be washed regularly 
could you tell me an effective way,i think i didn't apply it in a proper way,thanks a lot
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Wed Nov 29, 2006 4:58 pm |
| felinehhy wrote: |
hi wildflower
you use PRIMAVERA too?
i love this brand though the price is higher.its quality is excellent.
where could you buy it in north america?
my friend help me bring them from germany,and i don't know the price in north america.
i don't like the evening primrose because it goes bad before i could use them out.
jojoba can't be absorbed faster as claimed,it always float on my face,then the pillow drink it,so my pillow is always oily and should be washed regularly
could you tell me an effective way,i think i didn't apply it in a proper way,thanks a lot
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I used to purchase the Primavera Line fromwww.saffronrouge.com as they are the only retailer in North America, but sadly, their prices have increased too much for me, so I have decided to stick soley with my Dr Hauschka routine.
As for your question about using Jojoba Oil and it not absorbing well it would be difficult for me to give you a reason without looking at your skin first. If your skin is already on the oily side you may find that oils "linger" on your skin too long. Also you only need a drop or two - a little goes a long way. If your skin is not oily or if you are using a small amount then you may want to switch to a different base oil. I would also suggest that you use warm water when washing your face at night or perhaps do a steam and then apply the oil so the pores will be open and will more readily absorb it. The oily feel should not last more than 15 minutes. Do you also use a night cream as that may be the culprit to the greasy pillowcase too? |
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Wed Nov 29, 2006 7:57 pm |
| Yen wrote: |
| mixCD wrote: |
appreciate it..
Sometimes I drink water with lemon. I heard that this can cause purging as well.. |
Do you drink the water with lemon first thing in the morning? I was told my Naturopathic Doctor that drinking a glass of warm water combined with the juice of half a lemon first thing in the morning, would cleanse the blood and help the liver improve its metabolic function. |
No, I usually drink it in the evening. But seeing that it will help clean my blood and liver then I will seriously drink it in the morning.. |
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My regimen: Clearasil (AM and PM, I add 2 drops of Jojoba Oil) Then I moisturize with JO wherever needed, Apricot Scrub 3 times a week |
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:51 am |
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| Rosehip Oil: Another huge favourite of mine. Rich in vitamin A and minerals. Very high in linoeic and gammalinolenic acids. Excellent facial oil for all skin types as it promotes skin regeneration and restructuring. Great for mature and aging skin as it helps cell damage and renewal. Wonderful for sensitive skin and irritated skin conditions such as rosacea as it helps soothe irritation and redness, reduces inflammation, helps heal broken capillaries and nourishes dry, chapped skin. Also works wonders in lightening and preventing scars and stretchmarks. This is my "miracle" oil. |
I bought some pure organic rosehip seed oil last week and have been applying it to my face daily. I had to write in because I've never seen anything work so quickly and so drastically - namely on a small broken capillary I've had on the side of my nose for almost two years. In less then a week it has almost disappeared completely. I kept looking in the mirror in shock, thinking that I was just seeing things.
Yes it does work, it really does.  |
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 8:45 am |
| So just organic rosehip seed oil seems to have got rid of your broken capillaries? |
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 8:54 am |
| Yup just the rosehip, haven't introduced anything new in quite a while, could see the progression happening everyday that I used the oil. |
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 9:11 am |
oriana808 have been doing a bit of searching for it and it varies a lot in price. Did you go for any particular type?
I assume that all 100% organic rosehip oil is the same, but I don't get the pricing differences?! |
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 9:24 am |
| oriana808, Did you apply the rosehip seed oil straight or mix with another oil? and do you mind telling us where you bought and for how much? Thanks. |
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 11:27 am |
Hi I'm not at home and don't have it with me, but will get back with that info later today. I did see the same kind of rosehip oil mentioned in another thread, I believe on scarring... going to do a search, hopefully in a few min. Got it at a local health food store for $14.
It is 100% rosehip seed oil and I did not mix/dilute it with anything |
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Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:00 am |
| That seems almost too easy! I might have to see if the Organic Pharmacy's rosehip oil is included in the 25% off special that sarahb posted earlier and give it a try!" |
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Thu Jan 18, 2007 12:48 pm |
| how much of rosehip oil do you apply on the sopt? can it be applied before or after moisturizer? I thought I read somewhere essential oil should not be applied directly to skin. correct me if I am wrong. |
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Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:02 pm |
Rosehip seed is not an essential oil. It is a carrier oil
Add a drop of helichrysum EO to your rosehip, and you'll have even better results at reducing your scars.
There are many places cheaper than AO. Trywww.gardenofwisdom.com. |
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Fri Jan 26, 2007 7:46 pm |
| Helichrysum aka Immortelle is great for scars. A drop or 2 mixed with Rosehip oil works wonders in repairing scars but use it sparingly as it is quite potent. And avoid using it neat as it really stings and can cause sensitization. |
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Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:07 pm |
| wildflower wrote: |
I used to purchase the Primavera Line fromwww.saffronrouge.com as they are the only retailer in North America, but sadly, their prices have increased too much for me, so I have decided to stick soley with my Dr Hauschka routine. |
Actually that is not quite correct. You can also buy Primavera at:www.goddessofspring.com and atwww.kathlina.com
Dr. Hauschka is a great brand as well and is available here at EDS. I still stick to my earlier statement that Weleda makes some great body oils at very reasonable pricing. |
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 9:01 am |
| Adonis wrote: |
| wildflower wrote: |
I used to purchase the Primavera Line fromwww.saffronrouge.com as they are the only retailer in North America, but sadly, their prices have increased too much for me, so I have decided to stick soley with my Dr Hauschka routine. |
Actually that is not quite correct. You can also buy Primavera at:www.goddessofspring.com and atwww.kathlina.com
Dr. Hauschka is a great brand as well and is available here at EDS. I still stick to my earlier statement that Weleda makes some great body oils at very reasonable pricing. |
Thanks for the update Adonis. Back when I posted Goddess of Spring was only selling at a wholesale end, at least that's what they told me when I enquired a while back. It's great to know about Kathlina as a new retailer. Seems the word is spreading and Saffron isn't able to hold on to their monopoly. Hopefully EDS will grab the line too! |
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Wed Jan 31, 2007 12:20 am |
Just found this, love it.
To clarify the list wildflower made of oils were NOT essential oils? correct? |
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Wed Jan 31, 2007 2:27 am |
I used rosehip oil and felt my skin very smooth and hydrate.But few days later,i found some little "acne" on my head  |
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Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:59 pm |
| Jeffer wrote: |
Just found this, love it.
To clarify the list wildflower made of oils were NOT essential oils? correct? |
That's right, I believe she was rather refering to carrier oils.
HTH! |
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Wed Jan 31, 2007 4:47 pm |
| Jeffer wrote: |
Just found this, love it.
To clarify the list wildflower made of oils were NOT essential oils? correct? |
Yup, the list I made on page 1 of this post was strictly carrier oils although we've all mentioned and discussed a few essential oils on this thread as well. |
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Global Butterfly & Certified Aromatherapist/Holisitc Therapist with a passion for travel and natural health. |
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Wed Jan 31, 2007 8:54 pm |
yes thanks,
and because of this i bought
Tea tree
Rose Hip
Castor
castor was already planned for blackheads on nose
I just dabbed a bit of tea tree then followed up with rose hip on a few blemishes to see what happens.
Then if all goes well ill try the whole face with rose hip |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 12:53 am |
wow
2 days thus far and i think its the biggest improvement ive ever noticed in my complexion |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 1:27 am |
| Jeffer wrote: |
wow
2 days thus far and i think its the biggest improvement ive ever noticed in my complexion |
Glad to hear that the oils are working good for you! I'm using camellia oil, sesame oil, & tea tree oil. Loving them!  |
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