Is it contain Nettle Root extract OR Leaves extract? I need Burdock and Nettle root extract oil. Please let me know. Thanks
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In nettle ( to be exact stinging nettle) all plant above the ground used. ( all soft parts). In burdock only root used.
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Burdock oil is made from the roots of the plant. I am not sure about the nettle part. I assume that there is no nettle oil in it but rather the infusion of nettle. Hope it helps!
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Hello from another LHC member, thinking along the same lines as you... I read the catnip thread and it said the kind with flowers and stems is usually cheaper than all leaves. The flowers contain more oils. The leaves are more astringent. I can't tell if this has all leaves or flowers and stems as well. If you get it, will you please tell me (LauraLongLocks) if it works? Thanks! I have tons of split ends and I hope this will prevent future ones.
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Hi Doreen, there is nothing listed as regards to the amount of licorice root extract, however this is the first product I have tried and I used it in my tea and on my skin. I found it very effective for my eczema.
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apologies.. since it's not an issue with me, I never looked.. I just looked. said steam distilled from plant leaves and twigs.. so, hope that helps.. Bekki
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Karen, here's what's on my shampoo bottle (same order as these appear): water, sodium c14-16 olefin sulfonate, cocamidopropyl betaine, sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate, sodium lauroyl lactylate, glycol distearate, steareth-r, keratin amino acids, bambusa vulgaris leaf/stem extract, pisum sativum (pea) extract, entada phaseoloides bark/seed extract (gugo), panthenol, glucosamine hcl, dimethiconol meadowfoamte, sodium pca, magnesium pca, zinc pca, manganese pca, guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, tris (tetramethylhydroxypieridinol) citrate, sodium benzotriazolyl butylphenol sulfonate, buteth-3, tributyl citrate, silicone quaternium-3, trideceth-12, peg-150 distearate, methylchloroisothiazolinone, methylisothiazolinone, fragrance, hexyl cinnamal, limonene, linalool, red 40 (CI 16035), blue 1 (CI 42090). I believe I spelled everything correctly. Took a photo of the back of the bottle, and transcribed from there. If you would like the actual photo, let me know, and we can figure that out.
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Caisse was emphatic about the need for the whole sheep sorrel plant including the root. It is a very important part of the herbal mix. This one does not have the root.
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I don't know how the oils are extracted. But I bought the set of oils & wish I had purchased oils with a single scent. The mixed scents are rather odd. I say you can use single scents to mix as you please.
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Every product I have tried from this company has exceeded my expectations. I really don't have a reason to try anything else. I have purchased TA and Nettle, Horney Goat Weed (be careful ;) ) and a few other products. They seem to be the purist and they work. And as far as I know they were pretty much scientifically first on the market. I've Never Tried TA from any other company. Just make certain it is pure and not mixed with other types of ingredients. If that is the case give it a try. Then give this a try. That is pretty much the only way to know for certain. Also make certain that they aren't selling you a product that has a smaller investment price yet makes you take more pills. If You need to take 6 pills instead of 2 pills then it is not worth it. the only selling point I see on their page is where it is sourced from. I can't remember where this product is sourced from at the moment. But I am pretty certain it is free of all the pesticides and chemicals as well. It would be hard to prove this is true for either company. Still they are Extracting a particular portion of the plant in a sterile environment, supposedly. Which would make the growing process a non issue if they are truly only giving you a pure extract, then nothing else is in it. So I think either one is worth a try. It looks as though NLA also has 1:200 And it looks as though the prices are competitive. Conclusion: Try Them both, they both seem to be good companies, although I don't like the tactic of New Life trying to bash other brands or act holier than thou on their page. This type of extraction science is not new, it has been around for a very long time. And I would guess that SD-200.com has been at it a lot longer and whenever possible have refined their process to give the best product. That is my take. SD-200 won't fail you.
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List of ingredients: Glycerin, Aqua (Water), Hydrated Silica, Hydroxyapatite, Xylitol, Calcium Carbonate, Cellulose Gum, Mentha piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Citrus sinensis (Wild Orange) Peel Oil Expressed, Eugenia caryophyllus (Clove) Bud Oil, Cinnamomum zeylanicum (Cinnamon) Bark Oil, Eucalyptus radiata (Eucalyptus) Leaf/Stem Oil, Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Stevia rebaudiana (Stevia) Extract, Gaultheria procumbens (Wintergreen) Leaf Oil, Commiphora myrrha (Myrrh) Oil, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Carrageenan, Titanium Dioxide Is it vegan? I don't know, I'm not. Does it contain carrageenan (YES) or sodium lauryl sulfate (NO)? Since you asked these questions I have been looking stuff up and I am getting mixed answers. It's hard to find good products that don't have stuff in them that is harmful. I guess we need to get back to basics. I started using the doTerra On Guard Toothpaste because it was recommended by an herbalist/chinese medicine person and I found that it helped my teeth not be so sensitive. But if I continue to look this stuff up, I may not be using any of these products. It's hard to be healthy in this world today. I hope my response has been of some value to you.
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Nothing to list because its 100% Jamaican Castor Black Oil. No added ingredients. I use it on my entire family (myself, husband, 2 daughters ages 3 and 8 and my 11yr old son) and I love it. It cured our dry scalps and my locs are growing healthy. I also use it as a hot oil treatment for my daughter.
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I am unsure. The contents of the package are all in powder form aside from the burdock root.
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I sent an answer already but I don't know if it went through. There is no mention of any rosebud content. Strange. Just cottonseed oil snd essential oils in a special petroleum base. Sorry. I love the pruct, however.
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Organic Safflower (high-oleic) Oil, Organic Sesame Seed Oil, Organic Pumpkin Seed Oil, Organic Borage Oil, Organic Argan Oil, Organic Sweet Orange Oil, Organic Cranberry Seed Oil, Organic Bulgarian Lavender Oil, Fair Trade CertifiedTM Organic Olive Oil, Organic Rosemary Oil. A little goes a long way, it feels like its doing amazing things, not just sitting bleh on your face. and where else would you come across Borage oil. never even heard of it before. looked it up. AMAZING stuff!!
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Aloe Barbadenis, leaf extract, arnica Montana flower extract, arclium lappa root (Burdock) extract, boswellia carterli resin extract, calendula officinalis extract, carbomer, camellia sines is leaf extract, camphor usp, glycerin, ilex paraguariensis leaf extract, isopropyl alcohol, isopropyl myriatate, Lemon balm, silicon dioxide, tocopherly acetate, triehanolamine, purified water usp, blue 1, yellow 5.
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Not sure what spinach extract is that is different. It seems on the internet that powder and extract are the same, but some emphasize the age of the leaf that is ground. Not positive how much this matters. This powder is dried ground spinach leaves with an anti-caking agent. It doesn't give an age of the spinach leaves so not sure.
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I have only used Volck Oil for white fly's which did work nicely! However, the product is no longer available for sale by Ortho but the why's, etc. I have no knowledge! I suppose its a petroleum based product or something but its an old product that worked for the majority of my life on all sorts of leaf-insect issues. Using on bark I never did but suggest you continue looking for your answer. I did purchase the last supply of Volck Oil from Amazon who might have some additional to sell! The big-box stores no longer have the product to sell. It would be my personal guess, tho, that a product like this should not be used on anything eatable! This is only a guess tho. Good luck, BF I have only used Volck Oil for white fly's which did work nicely! However, the product is no longer available for sale by Ortho but the why's, etc. I have no knowledge! I suppose its a petroleum based product or something but its an old product that worked for the majority of my life on all sorts of leaf-insect issues. Using on bark I never did but suggest you continue looking for your answer. I did purchase the last supply of Volck Oil from Amazon who might have some additional to sell! The big-box stores no longer have the product to sell. It would be my personal guess, tho, that a... » Read More I have only used Volck Oil for white fly's which did work nicely! However, the product is no longer available for sale by Ortho but the why's, etc. I have no knowledge! I suppose its a petroleum based product or something but its an old product that worked for the majority of my life on all sorts of leaf-insect issues. Using on bark I never did but suggest you continue looking for your answer. I did purchase the last supply of Volck Oil from Amazon who might have some additional to sell! The big-box stores no longer have the product to sell. It would be my personal guess, tho, that a product like this should not be used on anything eatable! This is only a guess tho. Good luck, BF « Show Less
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Hovenia Dulcis is the plant from which Dihydromyricetin(DHM) is extracted from. This is a good question because people commonly mistake hovenia dulcis for DHM. Sometimes people will trick a buyer by calling their product "Hovenia Dulcis" or "Hovenia Dulcis Extract", when in reality it contains an extremely small percentage of DHM. This is especially common with overseas suppliers based out of the US. Always ensure that the product you are purchasing is pure DHM, and not simply ground up plant matter which will do you little good.