Re: was bath and body now product names

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<i am wondering if this thread is about a specific company selling 'phoney'

EO's? i have been putting out a big penny and i missed the begining of this

who are yall discussing if you don't mind me asking. i am asking because i

respect marge clarks opinion on this matter and if she seems to have

reservation about a EO dealers practices i want to stay away ttfn,tamika>

tamika (ps tamika what is a big penny?)

this was about bath and body works selling all kinds of " essential oils " ,

some that are really frgrance oils but the public doesnt know better in many

cases. well i havent been in a bbw lately but from what else i see being

passed off as eos on the market i would not be surprised, and let me mention

this one that i have been saving up - crabtree and evelyn has a " jojoba "

body oil, thats the name of the product is " jojoba " which the first two

ingredients in order are water & mineral oil! it does say on the label

jojoba 10% or was it 1%? wish i could remember,

along these lines, anybody know is there a rule that there has to be a

certain percentage of an ingredient in order to name the product by that

ingredient? for example is it acceptable to call a lotion base " aloe

comfrey " , which lists allantoin in ingredients but somewhere in the middle

(dont know the exact composition) (yes it has aloe as second ingredient)

thanks,

Martha Gandley

Oasis Wellness Inc

http://www.oasis-massage.com

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