So technically, the same thing. I’ve been using a roasted product for testing small batches.
I see there are cosmetic supply companies selling the “powder” but at significantly higher prices to say the equivalent in roasted ground coffee. Again, and pardon my ignorance - this is a huge learning curve for me - is there some kind of huge difference between what the cosmetic supplier is selling and regular old roasted ground coffee? i.e. Is there such a thing as “cosmetic grade” vs. “food grade” and is one more suitable over the other for use in body scrubs/skin care products?
Thanks @JonahRaySo technically, the same thing. I’ve been using a roasted product for testing small batches.I see there are cosmetic supply companies selling the “powder” but at significantly higher prices to say the equivalent in roasted ground coffee. Again, and pardon my ignorance - this is a huge learning curve for me - is there some kind of huge difference between what the cosmetic supplier is selling and regular old roasted ground coffee? i.e. Is there such a thing as “cosmetic grade” vs. “food grade” and is one more suitable over the other for use in body scrubs/skin care products?