Is it safe to use in lap balms?
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Hi Infinity, although our Soy Wax is All Natural, it has not been tested for cosmetic purposes.
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Hello, I used hot materials ie, the lip balm which was melted. it was fine.. these are great... hope this helps, Susan
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You don't. However petroleum based balms for diaper rash will inhibit the absorbancy of the diapers. You have two options. Buy the liners and use them whenever applying the balm, or get a cloth diaper safe balm such as "Angel baby bottom balm". It costs a little more but a small bottle will last a long time.
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Yes, would be safe. Would not harm hardwood.This is great stuff, and I love the fragrance. If spots in your car mats from dirt, spray, rub gently back and forth, and next day the spot is gone, and you've got the extra - a nice fragrance in your car. Also great for removing those tar spots near the bottom of your car body after it is washed. No, I don't work for the company. I'm just 59 years old, believe in the stuff, and have been using it at least 20 years. I always keep 4 bottles handy.
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I wouldn't recommend it, the bottle says: People unfamiliar w/properties can reference~ www.natures-oil.com for safety and usage information
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I'm not familiar with a "soft side" spa but I don't see anything on the label saying not to use on a specific surface. I''d guess that if your spa can take a chlorine shock, First Aid won't hurt it. Just make sure your chlorine levels are in the normal range before using - this product is enzymatic and high chlorine could kill the effectiveness.
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Based on the fact that it is in a petroleum form on sterile gauze in a sealed pouch, I wouldn't think so. This product is included in a lot of first aid kits, and essential to most medical tech kits. While I wouldn't buy more than I would ever anticipate being able to use, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase extra if there was a fantastic sale. However, based on the size of your wound/need, I would likely buy smaller sized pads for ordinary use. Once the pouch is opened, it is exposed to air/germs and shouldn't be used from one dressing to the next if exposed to the elements.
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Yes, I used it to make some lip balm and it worked so nicely. Great glide and it's very good for the lips
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It's pure organic oil from Limnanthes Alba (Meadowfoam) Seed Oil. No other oil is used. You can use it for both skin and hair, in creams, lotions and shampoos. It's a great moisturizer. If you make your own lip balms, it's wonderful at this time of year to prevent chapped lips.
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I haven't used badger balm so I can't compare. Blue Lizard was recommended to me by a dermatologist who wrote one of the popular texts on dermatological surgery. It isn't too thick and I would not consider it to be very greasy. There is a whitish sheen on the skin after application as a result of the high levels of zinc oxide which, I understand, is very helpful in blocking harmful rays. It is definitely a high quality product.
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Not sure if it's harmful, but there is a residue. It's not like using Windex where it dries with a shine, so if you use it on a surface where that matters, you'll have to also use a non streaking product afterwards.
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No harm will come of it, but it's not the intended use so you won't get the best results. Lexol actually sells Vinylx for that.
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This product is meant to be used with a wax warmer like the ones made by Gigi. This is really the safest way to melt the wax and to get the best use out of this product.
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I do not have an answer as I've only used the wrap for heat therapy. however, i'm sure the brand's website would be of help.
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I'm not an expert, but the high temperature should deter any bacteria. Just wash your hands/feet thoroughly before using. I can't see any bacteria being able to grow when the wax is solid and cool.
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I may be wrong but I believe that this product is solely used as a lubricant. I would not use it on items that you intend to eat off of.
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I use 1 part beeswax, 1 part coconut oil, 1/2 part shea butter, and 1/2 part cocoa butter, plus a little arrowroot starch and baking soda and essential oils and make a deodorant. it works great. I added the beeswax because the other ingredients were too soft at room temp in my warm house. The beeswax makes the finished product solid at room temp, but it melts easily with body heat. I haven't noticed any staining on my clothes, and it works great. I also use a similar mixture, minus the arrowroot and baking soda as a lip balm.