Essential oils - Page 6

LadyDay · (#126 (**permalink**))

wow shulta

ok i will introduce the clarifying to my haircare regime once amonth or every two months. well whatever my son allows me to

thanks again shulta

shulta · (#127 (**permalink**))

You're welcome.
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Soulstarr · (#128 (**permalink**))

and thanx from me too. can I clarify my scalp if my hair is in braids?

shulta · (#129 (**permalink**))

Well I have always clarified with my hair out and loose - rinsing with braids just wouldn't work with my thick-thick hair. I'd be scared that the build up will get trapped in my curly-coily hair.

chique · (#130 (**permalink**))

What essential oils should be avoided in pregnancy??

shulta · (#131 (**permalink**))

@Ladyday
I have finally taken myself away from mixing and have started a blog site here it is:
http://ingredientjunkie.blogspot.com/
Let me know what you think niceone.gif

@Chique
Avoid using any of the following Essential Oils during pregnancy:

Wintergreen
Anise
Bitter Almond
Pennyroyal
Peppermint
Rose
Rosemary
Sage
Tagetes
Thyme
Basil
Bay
Birch
Cedar Leaf
Clove Bud
Geranium
Hyssop
Lavandin
Spike Lavender
Sweet Fennel
Juniper berry
Marjoram
Myrrh
Cedarwood
Citronella
Clary Sage

HTH

chique · (#132 (**permalink**))

Shulta

Thankyou. Im glad my fav's arnt on the list. Cant live without lavender baths and bergamont and ylang ylang are the best combination when Im relaxing, studying, cleaning, or doing just about anything.

You have been a great help. Google brought up so many different opinions but my fav 3 have never been on any lists!!!

LadyDay · (#133 (**permalink**))

been reading about citronella oil to ward off insect bites on hols been told can use olive oil with it

are there any other oils i can use....ps will be using on a baby aswell

LadyDay · (#134 (**permalink**))

shulta wrote:

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@Ladyday
I have finally taken myself away from mixing and have started a blog site here it is:
http://ingredientjunkie.blogspot.com/
Let me know what you think niceone.gif

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shulta you site is wonderful. very nice blog. its been added to my favourites

just read that a homeless blogger has just got a book deal

who knows

in fact are you going to venture into printed stuff?

keep expanding stay blessed

shulta · (#135 (**permalink**))

thank you!
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Mezmerized · (#136 (**permalink**))

I think now i know why my scalp is always dry and dirty after just a few days of washing it. But you say that Soda is not goood for people with sensitive skin....whats the ulternative for for clarifying for people with sensitive skin?

Aryek · (#137 (**permalink**))

Mezmerized wrote:

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I think now i know why my scalp is always dry and dirty after just a few days of washing it. But you say that Soda is not goood for people with sensitive skin....whats the ulternative for for clarifying for people with sensitive skin?

Try a solution with 70% pure lemon or lime juice and 30% conditioner. You can use it in theshower to replace shampoos or use it as a clarifyerbyleaving it in your hair for 10-20 minutes once a week. I find that not only does it get rid of dirt, it also helps to restore moisture which makes it good for sensitive skin.

Oh, stay away from using 100% pure lemon juice on your hair. I tried it once thinking that it would work even better than the 70% solution. Well, it works alright but it will burn your scalp.

Kibibi · (#138 (**permalink**))

shulta wrote:

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@Ladyday
I have finally taken myself away from mixing and have started a blog site here it is:
http://ingredientjunkie.blogspot.com/
Let me know what you think niceone.gif

Going to check out this blog of yours.