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I prefer mine lightly sweetend, so that's what I do.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

If an essential oil is truly and essential oil, then it makes no difference where you purchase it, in regard to it being lip safe. There are different vendors that sell essential oils, but the oil of pant xyz will always be the oil of plant xyz. So, if you know which ones are lip safe, then you know.

I do not sweeten my lip balms. It is a personal preference, as I know some people do. But, since you are not supposed to lick your lips anyway, I choose not to elicit that response.

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Tammy

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Not to be argumentative, But....like I said, IF it is truly an Essential oil then it will be the same. EO's from the same plant are the same. When you adulterate an EO, it is no longer an essential oil. While I suppose there could be disreputable/dishonest companies, I have not had that experience (in so far as EO's), but it is always good policy to exercise caution when choosing a supplier.

That being said, if you are unsure as to whether or not the EO is adulterated, then it would not make a difference if you called the company and asked them about it or not. Anyone that would adulterate it to begin with, certainly would not suddenly admit to it when you called them. So if you are not trusting the supplier, you shouldn't be using their product in your recipes at all, but especially not in lip balms.

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Remember, it's not just that we weather the storm, but how we dance in the rain.

Tammy