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belinda

Post subject: recipe for high humidity environment?

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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 7:46 pm

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I feel your pain! I lived on the "very wet" side of The Big Island for over 10 years! Yes, I too upped the Palm and Coconut and lowered the Olive - I also used a little Mac.Nut oil and Kukui Nut oil in place of Neem for Vegan soaps.
Good luck!

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belinda

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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 8:26 pm

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Thanks! I was so taken aback by that happening! I've been selling locally for so long, and now am picking up clients here and there in various environments. It sort of threw me into a panic!

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emu oil has many, many wonderful uses for the body.

you can read about emu here:

i've bought from and studied with these people in the past. i like their products. everything they have is medicinal grade.

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Posted: Thu May 22, 2008 7:36 am

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I initially got mine from a local emu rancher, they sold me blocks of fat and I rendered it myself. Ick. Too much hassle. But I always had some on hand for sunburn and outbreaks of exzema and dry skin.

This is gross, but once when I was cutting the fat to render, I cut my finger quite deeply. The cut got covered with raw fat and though it bled, didn't hurt at all. I washed it...pain! I rubbed fat on it...no pain. The cut healed in record time and didn't leave a scar! And I scar easily.

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