How to Infuse Oils Using a Heating Box Make A Salve or Balm Ratios Questions & Answers
Today’s Workshop: Discussing how to use a heat box to store and infuse oils. Learn how to make a salve or a balm. Understanding the ratios, carrier oils and wax. This tutorial is for educational purposes. My focus is discussing the making of bath and body products and filling in the gaps to the best of my knowledge. INFUSION BOX: Box size: 38 x 12 x 13.5 3/4" pre-finished plywood Small coaster wheels Soft closing hinges Cabinet handle for door hatch Seedling Heat Mat Thermostat Combo lightly warms infusions. Temperature control heats in minutes and powers off when it reaches the desired temperature. The controller turns back on when it drops in temperature. Holds approx. 14 infusion jars. Butchers Broom Herb (Ruscus aculeatus) A short, hearty evergreen, low shrub with greenish-white flowers, native throughout the Mediterranean region. Used to cleanse cutting blocks due to the stiffness of material. Has been known in folk medicine as a natural healing herb to assist with temporary relief of inflammation, hemorrhoids, circulation, leg cramps, rash, hives, skin irritation, darkness of the skin, darkness around the eyes, bug bites, athlete's foot, itching, antifungal properties, smoother skin, tone and ease puffiness. Butchers Broom is intended as a supportive herb for temporary relief. Those with chronic conditions should be under the care of a physician. There are no known side-effects with the use of Butchers Broom Herb for the skin. Not to be ingested. Herbal preparations and Folk medicine traditions are used to promote balance and harmony within the body, a sense of connection to what the earth already provides. TOOLS FOR MAKING SALVES OR BALMS: Strainer Bowls Bale Jars Stainless Steel Double Boiler Confectionery Funnel with Stand and Three Nozzles - Commercial Grade Shallow Tins DISCUSSION: Research Comedogenic and Non-comedogenic oils Study the benefits of herbs Check expiration of the oils you are using Create your recipe Infuse your oils Decide which wax is best for your recipe Gather supplies Test 2 oz. of oils for proper texture of your salve or balm Maintain proper documentation of your recipe and results Label your product NON COMEDOGENIC: Oils that do not clog pores rating scale 0-2 while COMEDOGENIC 3-5 AVOID these oils for acne prone skin. Good for dry skin. 2 is moderately low. Look for alternatives for your oils and butters. Change Coconut oil with a comedogenic rate of 4 to Babassu Oil of 1-2. Change Olive oil with rate of 2 to Rice Bran which is still a 2, but lighter weight. Shea Butter of 2 to Kokum butter. ABSORPTION RATES OF CARRIER OILS EXAMPLE: 1- Very fast absorption: Hazelnut, Rosehip, Grapeseed 2- Fast absorption: Apricot Kernel, Camellia, Moringa, Safflower, Grapeseed 3- Average: Sweet Almond, Argan, Babassu, Hemp Seed, Jojoba, Olive, Pomegranate, Rice Bran, Sunflower, 4- Slow: Avocado, Coconut, Sunflower, 5- Very Slow: Borage, Castor, Flax Seed, NOTES IMPORTANT: If creating a recipe using non-comedogenic oils, check absorption rates of those oils to see if they will work with your products characteristics, such as viscosity, penetration, speed, rub-in time, what the product will be used for, message oil, salve, perfume, cream etc. Both non-comedogenic oils and absorbency must work together. Research any oil you prefer for these answers. FOR SALE: Bay Rum Leaves for Infusing https://www.etsy.com/listing/11559949... EMAIL TO INQUIRE ABOUT THE PURCHASE OF THE HEATING BOX Follow Me: Instagram / whitedormousartisansoaps Facebook: / whitedormouseartisansoaps Shop Here: Etsy Store: http://whitedormouse.etsy.com Shop Here: Website http://www.whitedormouseartisansoaps.com DISCLOSURE This content is for informational purposes based on collected study and extended self-testing. The benefits and use of herbs, oils, and natural ingredients are not meant to substitute the advice of your doctor or health professional nor are they intended to be construed as medical advice to diagnose, treat, cure health problems or diseases. If you are pregnant or nursing, please consult your physician before using any products including those with essential oils.

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