Britt
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This is great, thanks for sharing Perry.
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Thank you for the suggestions. I have previously purchased stock bases but the ingredients aren’t very good as it’s slim pickins in Canada, all the good stuff is in the States and Europe! I found plenty of great suppliers online there.
To clarify -by simple I just meant that I’m not looking for a pre-customized cream for a specific condition, or any fancy anti-aging ingredients already formulated in the cream. By simple I was just referring to requiring a base cream. I make small batch base creams at home that I customize as required, I just thought if I was looking to expand on a larger scale with time, I would rather a professional lab with proper testing formulate it rather than me doing this at home and not as professional… and it would save me time.
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Thank you. Right now that amount is too much… I have a full-time job and this is just something I am slowly transitioning into. One day I would like to transition over to this industry, but it won’t be with 5 gallons right away :0)
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I have seen facial mists like that too, but mostly on DIYer sites like Etsy and the sellers usually advise that you should shake the product prior to use. I usually keep essential oils out of facial mists and just purchase lovely hydrosols which already have a light wonderful scent… but if I do want to mix essential oil in a water based product like my home made mouthwash or husband’s aftershave, I use veg glycerine. It’s not perfect but it does the job. Approx 1 ml glycerine per drop of essential oil.
